Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1944 volume:

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F1' I 4 I MELISSA SEMMELROTH Dedication MISS SEMMELROTH HAS BEEN A POWERFUL IN- FLUENCE I.N TEACHING HER PUPILS TO ASPIRE TO .THE HIGHEST. WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO CONSULT HER ON ANY PROBLEMS, FOR WE KNEW SHE COULD HELP SOLVE THEM. , IN APPRECIATION OF HER KINDNESS LEADER- SHIP, LOYALTY AND FRIENDLY SPIRIT, WE DEDI- CATE THIS CARDINAL. 050 I WE ARE PROUD OF OUR FACULTY. UNDER WAR CONDITIONS IT HAS NOT BEEN AS EASY FOR THEM BECAUSE MANY HAVE LEFT US AND NEW ONES HAVE COME. DESPITE NU- MEROUS CHANGES, WE THINK THEY HAVE ALL DONE A FINE JOB. 060 FACULTY fl fi , lu ,, I -. kk., Q l , S v U 1 .Q X , 5 J N X X L I 1 I xhixm' V 1 A? -5 an V66 X f ff X L 7 ROBERT E. Sl-IARER Superintendent of Schools Mr. Sharer is the fellow behind the entire system of schools in Cold- water. He is back of all school functions and a great deal of credit is due to him for his splendid cooperation with the student body and faculty in making our school a better place. Wfe salute you, Mr. Sharer. Lots of good luck in the years to come! BOARD OF EDUCATION Chief advisor to Mr. Sharer is the School Board, which formulates and suggests plans for improvements in the schools. The Board plays a very important part in the operation of our school functions. Leslie H. Woodward, President George C. Kelsey, Secretary William A. Milnes, Treasurer Lavern Odren, Trustee J. A. Thomas, M.D., Trustee Daniel M. Loose, Chief Engineer Robert E. Sharer, Superintendent O 8 O 1 FREDERICK H. WEEKS Principal Mr. Weeks teaches Journalism, he helps each year with the year book, and assists both semesters' Mirror Staffs in the publishing' of the school paper. Running a Junior and Senior, High School is no simple task. Mr. Weeks has been at the head of both Junior and Senior High this year, and he has certainly done a wonderful job. He has been the man who has enforced the rules to keep our school in law and order. He has also been the one who has always been glad at any time to talk over student or school problems. We are proud of you, Mr. Weeks, and wish you loads of luck in the years to come. bf 2' O90 FACULTY MRS. DOROTHY AITCHISON A- Biology Coldwater High School Michigan State Normal University of California University of Vlfisconsin, B.S. MISS ADELINE ALLISON - Girls' Gym Anamosa High School Wheaton College MR. HARLAN BOND - Band, Orchestra Cass City High School University of Michigan, B.M A Graduate Study, University of Michigan, M.A MRS. CORLEONE COCHRANE -- American Literature Hastings High School Western Michigan College ' University of Michigan University of Wisconsin MR. KERMIT DENNIS - Science Adrian High School Adrian College, A.B. University of Michigan, M.A. MR. FLOYD EBY - Boys' Gym, Basketball and Football Coach a Constantine High School Michigan State College, BS. MR. DONALD COOK -- Agriculture Chelsea High School Michigan State Normal College Michigan State College MRS. ISABEL FRIZZO - Home Economics Canton High School Kent College Michigan State College, B.S. MR. RUSSELL GREEN -- Mathematics Battle Creek High School Tri-State College, B.S. Western Michigan College, A.B Graduate Study, Colorado State Teachers' College, M.A. MR. BERTRAND GRIGG - Shop, Mechanical Drawing Negaunee High School Northern Michigan College, B.S MRS. DORIS HUDSON - Social Studies, English Benton Harbor High School Western Michigan College, A.B. MISS BERNICE LAZENBY - Social Studies, English Coldwater High School - Michigan State Normal College MRS.. VINA MacFARLANE - Home Economics Coldwater High School Michigan State College Western State College Graduate Study. Michigan State Normal University of Chicago Hillsdale College MISS EVELYN MOORE - World Problems, American Government Coldwater High School Oberlin College University of Michigan, A.B. Teachers' College, Columbia University, M.A. e100 FACULTY MISS GERTRUDE MOORE - Latin Coldwater High School University of Michigan, A.B. University of Iowa, MA. Graduate Study in Rome at American Academy MRS. LOLA NELSON - World Literature, Chorus Maxwell fNebraskaj High School Western Michigan College Colorado State Normal ' Northwestern University MR. AXNER OLSON - Science, Mathematics New Troy High School Western Michigan College, A.B. MISS ILDA PHILIPS - Business English, Typing, Book keeping, Librarian Remus High School Central Michigan College MR. JAMES POULOS - Spanish, Mathematics Lansing Central High School Michigan State College, B.A. MRS. GRETCHEN RENSHAW - English, Chorus Coldwater High School University of Michigan, A.B. MR. OSCAR RENSHAW -A Economics, American History Coldwater High School University of Michigan, AB., M.A. MR. C. ALFRED RICE - Stenography, Typing,'Com- mercial Arithmetic Coldwater High School Western Michigan College, B.S. A University of Michigan, M.A. MISS ELIZABETH RICH - English, Dramatics Lansing Eastern High School Kalamazoo College MISS MELISSA SEMMELROTH - Civics, Mathematics Western Michigan College University of California University of Michigan MR. BERTRAND SIBLEY - Chemistry Physics Arthur Hill High School Michigan State Normal College, A.B. Graduate Study, University of Vermont - University of Michigan, M.A. MISS ROSE STEFFANIAK - Social Studies, English 'Coldwater High School Western Michigan College University of Notre Dame, Ph.B. Graduate Study, University of Michigan MISS GLADYS SWANSON - Mathematics Calumet High School University of Chicago Albion College, A.B. MRS. JANE VAN AKEN - Social Studies, English Coldwater High School Oberlin College, A.B. Graduate Study at University of Michigan 0110 WORDS TO Tl-IE WISE . ? For weeks I racked my brain trying to think of some deiinite feature to apply to the faculty - to no avail! Finally, I got together a conglomeration of corny ideas and started to write. So if you find these pages kind of njumbled and jivey , you'll know the reason why? From a very reliable source ta la grapevinel, I have learned that several members of the faculty have great literary talent, and during the past year have written some interesting HJ works. O MR. POULOS has turned capitalistic on us and has burst forth with his latest volume HOW TO GET RICH QUICK! MR. OLSEN not long ago published his Csighj autobiography FOR WHOM THE 'BELLES' TOIL thow truelj. Swede likes to read it! O MR. GREEN has turned romanticist on us and has written a stirring story THE LOVE TRIANGLE . Mr. Green does admit, however, that he has lifted out several ANGLES which should have been woven into the plot. The moral of the story is A good line is the shortest distance between two dates . I From the English department in Junior High I received the following anecdote: 'TO BE OR NOT TO BE' is the most recent article by MRS. HUDSON. It deals with the correct grammatical construction of infmitives - a truly stirring piece of work! a MR. SIBLEY'S best seller of the year was a na- ture story, THE HUNT . This book treats of his own experiences throughout the years, and his es- capes from chemistry HOUNDS . A pretty FOXY bit of work! I MRS. FRIZZO'S literary accomplishment was along the same line as Mr. Sibley's. Her's was an autobiog- raphy, titled THE LION TAMER ! I have stated above that this column will be found in a turmoil to the end. That which follows is some miscellaneous information I have gathered about the teachers! 12 MR. RENSHAW has been making some very inten- sive research on the subject of narcotics and other sleep-producing drugs. He says he doesn't mind his students sleeping, but snoring is just a trifle more than he can take! MRS. MacFARLANE is really a slick chick , hep to the jive , et all She's been COOKING on the fron burner all year! MR. VVEEKS not long ago took a special corre- spondence course from Warden Duffy of San Quentin to become better acquainted in' the correct procedure of handling the inmates of his institution! MISS EVELYN MOORE may think that her pupils try to bluff a lot. But honest, both seniors and sopho- mores say that they've been trying to get MOORE from Government and World Problems all year! CHS has been terrorized all year by the subversive activities of the Gestopo fof the subversive activities of the students!J better known as MR. DENNIS. That's O.K. Mr. Dennis. We know it's your bounden duty - we keep telling ourselves! O Having exhausted my supply of prose, 1 find it necessary to turn to poetry in one form or another tmostly no formlj The boys in the back row of MRS. NELSON'S World Lit. class have cut up a lot this year. Being iepentent though, they have expressed their apologies through the following poem. - Dear, dear Lola Sometimes Lit. is so droll-a 'I'hat's why we in the back row-la Just have to let go-la! We have a new teacher in school She makes all the young fellas drool She's pretty and thing full of pep to the brim Her name is MISS RICH Her admirer is JIM! WORDS TO THE WISE . . . ? QCONTINUEDJ I suppose MISS LAZENBY is still making refer- ences to her famous ancestors -- but Please Miss Lazenby, give us a break' Vife know you're related to Sir Francis Drake! You're all familiar with a popular school yell, of which the following revision appears. 1-2-3-4- ' Not 'who are we for' but 'what are we here for' 1-2-3-4- fwe love you Addie l MISS ALLlSON'S gym classes' lasses will be glad to hear that the TAXI bill for transportation over to gym has passed both Houses-while you have been passing out! As soon as the President's signature is secured, you can expect action, gals! Some thirty-five years ago was born A man who wanted to 'toot his own horn' Now his bandsters blow and puff But he comes back, 'That's not enough' Violin, Mandolin, Oboe He's master of them all He can really hit the HIGH notes Though he's not so very tall! - CMR. BONDJ MRS. AITCHISON established a reputation in an assembly early this year Perhaps you remember- 0ur 'Pistol Packin' Mama' Is really quite a gal I hear she packs a mean wallop From the boys in study hall! Miss GERTRUDE MOORE is the quiet type, With a subtle sense of humor Her temper never gets the best of her Like her, we wish there were a few more! A very grammatical person who knows all her DO's from her DON'T's I MRS. VAN AKEN, we'll study our grammar Forget it? Don't worry - we won't! -- C MRS. RENSHAW always takes the prize For friendliness in Junior High This year the same thing still applies, Say all the gals and guys! Stenography and typing Any business line you wish MR. RICE will help you out Commercial stuff's his dish! 13 MISS SWANSON knows all about Why two and two make- four But what do one and one make? WHOOPEEV' I MR COOK for one so very young Has got the Study Hall on the run But we don't mind, because you're cute We only wish that you were mute . fThis poem was contributed by the girls in the seventh hour Study Hallj. COACH EBY makes all the young girls swoon He is a dream, believe us A swell fellow, a wonderful coach We hate to have you leave us! Spanish, French, and Latin She speaks them ,all with ease But gee, MISS STEFFANIAK, We'll stick to English, if you please! MR GRIGG seems so shy and timid And very quiet, so - He isn't much on conversation He likes to talk 'SHOP' though! MRS. COCHRANE is remembered for her graceful ballet dancing in the faculty assembly earlier this year. A very graceful ballet dancer ls Mrs. Cochrane, as everyone knows But whether it be American Lit. or the ballet She's always on her toes! The following poem is dedicated to MISS PHILIPS, our typing teacher, who is still able to survive after a year of slam-bang Ito be taken literallyj typing pupils! Miss Philips, our cute little redhead Excuses our errors and JERKS The only time she gets KEYed up . Is when we 'gum up the WORKS' ! Kindness, tolerance, understanding Are the qualities we detect In MISS SEMMELROTH, whose high virtues Command, from all, respect! O FRIENDSHIPS ARE FORMED LN THE CLASS ROOMS THAT WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. AT THE SAME TIME ARE BETTER PRE- PARING OURSELVES TO LEAD SUCCESSFUL LIVES TOMORROW. 0140 CLASSES 1 W Pi? f' X jf 'S J Q XX X ax E X N ' I Q :xv . Ag, BILL ZABONICK, President BILL NEWBERRY, Vice President JOANN HILBERT, Secretary - PATTY HARVEY, Treasurer dass of W4 171 Rewkw It really takes some strenuous memory work to travel back across the pages of time and recall what's happened to the class of '44. But it's fun to reminisce and try to remember some of the funny things we did 'way back then! In 1938, as green seventh graders, We en- tered Junior High with a very lost feeling. Here we were in an entirely different building with a lot of strange people fthe faculty?'?j. Polly Walker used an unusual procedure to make her debut. She fell flat on her face on the platform in the study hall, afterward realizing that there WERE steps up to the desk -A we elected class officers: President, Duane Papkeg Vice-President, Joann Hilbert: Secretaryffreas- urer, Patsy Kibbe - Flat Foot Fl00gie dom- inated the musical world in '38, '39-a few made the gossip columns, and items such as the fol- lowing appeared in the Mirror : Doris Linton is wondering if E. Zinn will ever give her a tumble f Weedy went with Patty Carlsj - Marge A. seems to be growing up a bit too fast. You had better go on a diet --- Brownie H. has changed her mind about Robert Brayton. What can the matter be? - Wanda Barth- olmew and Ethlyn Palmatier are after Dick As- bury - Polly Walker is torn between two flames. One flame is Duane Papke, and the other one is Russell Alexander . So on to the eighth grade. We began to relax and make ourselves at home V- we even became so daring as to venture into HARRY'S, or peep in on the dances at the Parish House, where Pork Morgan's band Ubanged it out every Saturday night - making pins out of macaroni was all the rage - The Mirror dirt columns ran thus: ln the eighth grade a few fContinued on Page 521 16 RVSSICLL ALEX- MARGERY SAM ANDERSON DELLA BALLARD DICK BARRACK ANIIEH Uiusj AMADEN lficefyj PCI... H' Sh New QDell 1121111116-footl 1'1-cs. Stud. Council Sl Prew. H EC. Cluh tl Ed. School l':mer 9 Girl llc. 10, 1l, 12 C Club 10, 11, 12 Mirror Stn.IT 0 ,junior Play lst place in Dist.. Chorus 10, 11. 112 Vair. BaLSeI.m:Lll 10 Jntraunuruls Sv, 10 Card. Stuff 10, 11, 12 Nant. Region. and Jr. Play Scc'y. Junior Play Hi-Y 10, 11 . Mirror Stuff 12 Nat. Music Con- Adv. Mgr. Jr. 1-'lay Hi-Y 10 Fgutlmll in Band :uid Orch. 0-12 tests 10 , II1tl'21lllkll'illS 12 Junior Play As'mIsly Comm. 10, 12 Band 10 Home Ee. Club 9 Duc. Comm. 10, 11, 12 Girl Re- 10' 11' jg Mirror Stuff 12 Ch. Bacca.. Comm. 11 Forensic Con. 11.. 12 Make-up Comm. Sen- ior 1-'lay Band Officer 11 Announcement Comm. 1 2 XVANDA EARTH- NORMA BATES CHARLES BIRCH STANLEY BOR- JOAN BOVVERMAN ' v. 1 ' ' C , '. t' kj . 1 QI-,LA11g,XV Home EC. Club 12 Qbhucllj DIN Jh IS in yj Mirror btaff 12 C1101-us 9, 10. 11 F00tb:l.l1 10, 11, 12 Bzllld 9, 10, 11, 12 Intr:lmurnls 10.-12 Orch. 10, 12 Hi-Y 10 Hi-Y 1.0. 11. 12 A Sec'y. 11. Treas. 12 Tfefls- Hi'Y 11 C Club 12 FLOYD BRAUKER ROBERT HOPE BUNKER GRACE BYERS Ulraukj BRAYTON IBobJ Basketball 11 Football 11, 12 Senior Play Band 9. 10, 11 C Club 11, 12 C Club PATRICIA CARLS 111:10 Band 10, 11. 12 Girl Re. 10. 11, 12 Il1tI'il.ll1lll'il.lS 10. 11. 12 Clmir. Dec. Comm. Jr.-Sr. 13unqu.et 0170 ' if MARGARICTI' CLAAR HUXVARD CLOYD 01 an ggiej MYRA LIGIG COFIGR fSophieJ Band 9. 10, 11,12 Vice Pros. Band 12 Girl Reserves 10.-12 Mirror Sports lid. l2vGirl l-Icserves Sec'y ll Ass't. Dir. .1 r. Play 11 Il1tl'1l.1l11ll'Il1H 9, 10, 12 Cit. Mark. Comm. 11 Jr.-Sr. Rain. Comm. 11 Sovh. liccehtion Comm. 12 Concert Orch. 10-12 Home Ee. Club 9. Ulukeb -I-H Clllb fl. 10. 11. 12 Foutlmll Mgr. 10, 11 liuslcetbaill Mgr. 10 Athletic Comm. 10 RICHARD COREY fDiCkj Band 9, 10, 11 Jllllilil' Play 1l Orch. 9. 10. 11 Cit. Mark. Comm. 10 DONALD CONT- RlGH'l' ffmnj Outstnmlim: Student A.w:1rd 0 N airsity 'Frzlvk 0, 10 Reserva: liaislwthzill 10 11 C Cluh 10, 11, 12 llltI'1l'llllll'i11S 0, 10, 11. 12 Bzicc. Comm. 11 ONNATJCE CRULL ROBICRT DALCHONV JOHN DEAN CJ. TJ RUTH DRAYTON fflI1l'l2l.h0ll, 030713 Mayor 12 Mnjorette 10. 11, 12 Girl Reserves 11, 12 llzmml 0, 10, 11, 12 Student Comm. 11, 12 Debate 10, 12 Iiltraimlirails 12 Hi-Y 10. 11, 12 'l'r:icli 10 Orchestra 10. 12 Mirror Staff 12 Orchestra 10, 11 Intr:l.mur:ils 0, 10. 11 Intramurals 12 12 Jr. and Sr. Plays Hi-Y 11 Mirror St:111' 12 Iutrzimurzils 11,, 12 Girl Reserves 10, 11. 12 MIHIAM EASTER- DAY Home EC. Club 10 Girl Reserves 11 Cafeteria 11 ' J ERRY FAIR ELVVIN FERGUSON CAROLYN FUHR- EVFILYN FURNEY f.TeromeJ Clfergiej MAN 1EvieJ Baseball 9, 10 Football 10, 11. 12 Girl Reserves 10, -l-H Club 9. 10, 11, Basketball 10 Track 10 11, 12 12 Football 12 I11t1'RYY1l11'Z11S 0, 10, Intramurals 10. 11. 0. G. A. Awards 11 Trcsisurer 0, 10 11, 12 12 Commencement Ush- 'tC Cluh 10, 11, 12 .lunior Play 11 Q1-etto 11 Chorus 12 Home ICQ. Club 10 .O 180 CAROLYN GAMBLE llieulzmhj Cardinal Staff 12 Mirror Stuff 12 Girl Reserves 10, 11. 12 lntrzunurnls 10, 11, 12 Jr. Play 11 Operettzi 10 Assemhly Comm. 12 Cit. Comm. 12 ALICE GIBSON USD BONNIE GILBERT RONALD GILDING RICHARD GREEN lun-1-or staff 12 Home Ee. Club 9, 10 Build 11 1CaSf l0l'a7 Girl Reserves 10. 11. Glee Club 9 Track 9 13 Intramurals 12 Home EO. Club 12 Intrzumirals 11, 12 Hi-Y 10, 12 .IAVICTTA GROCH OLSKI Uettal Mirror Staff 12 Chorus 12 ROBERT GROCH- l'A'l'RICIA HXRVEY OLSKI lliohj fxlertj F FA. 10, ll, 12 Class Treasurer 12 F.F.A. llasketball Class Plays 11, 12 Cardinal Stan' 12 Mirror Staff 12 Girl Reserves 10, 11 Home Ee. Cluh 1,2 Jr.-Sr. Ran. Comm. 11 Cit. Mark. Comm. 10 Chorus 10 XVANDA HARVEY DOROTHY HAS- HAROLD HICKEY Iliroxl KELL 1TessJ lHicl Girl Reserves 10, 11. Girl Reserves 11 Jr. Play 11 12 Home EC. Club 10 Sr. Play 12 Sr. Play 12 Home Ee. Club 10 Cil,l'Kllllill Staff 12 School News Staff 11 Class Memorial Comm. 12 Xmas Party Comm. 10 Hi-Y 11, 12 Hi-Y Pres, 12 Band 9, 10, 11. 12 Orchestra 10 JOANN HILBERT BETTY IVASKA lllrownlel HELEN JEFFERY Girl Reserves 10, 11, Girl Reserves 10, 1.1. Class Sec-'y. 11, 12 12 Home Ec. Club 10, Class Play 11, 12 Home Ee. Club 10, 11 11, 12 Cheerleader 0, 10. 11 Jr. Play 11 ' 12 Intramurals 10 Carnliual Stalf 12 Girl Reserves 10, 12 12 Cit. Comm. 10 Jr.-Sr. Hun. Comm. 11 Choru-s IO, 11 XVIII' Council 10 Ring Comm. 11 0190 LOUISE KELLY Cardinal Staff 12 Mirror Staff 12 Home Ec. Club 12 JF.-SF. Ban. C0ll1lT1. PATRICIA KIBB E Junior Play 11 Senior Play Comm. 12 Ooeretta 10 11 Chorus 10 Jr.-Sr. Ban. Comm 11 Forensic 11 BETTY KINYON NLJRMA KNIGHT DONALD MARY KYTIG M11-1-or starr 1: 1's11e1'e1re 13211111 KOEPS-l'7LL 1GO01'S'01 1111-1 ug. 10, 11, 12 Concert 12 Band 11 Junior Play 11 Il'ltl'2l.l1llll'illS 11, I2 Mirror Staff 12 Jr.-Sr. Bun. CL1111111. 11 Il11Il'1l.l11lll'1llS 10. 11 11 , .. CLl.l'C1il1il1 Staff 1 2 1101113 l.1N'Tl'UN Ch-00l'1Eill1lil' 0. - 12 Ill1l'2lllll1l'Zl1S 11, 10, 11 Band 9, 10 10, 11 Girl Ho, Orcllestra Sl, 10 PHYLLIS LOOSE fllhilj Girl Reserves 10, 11 Chorus 10, 11 Chorus 10, 11 -1-H Club S yrs. MARY LUEDDERS SHIRLEY MCNALL Giri Reserves 11, 12 Cill'l-lilllll Staff 12 J1'.fSr. Ban. Comm. 11 G1'a1111atiu11 Comm. 11 Uslicrettc at COl11l11G11CGll10l'lt 11 Girls' State 11 Ring' ljljllllll. 11 Girl Reserves 12 Usher-ette 11 -1-H Club 10, 11,12 1-:LLEN MOD RAC K Girl Re. 10. 11, 12 Home Eu. Club 10, 12: Sec'y. 12 Mirror Staff Ex. Erlitor 12 C:11'di11:11 Staff' 12 I11tr11111u1'als 10. 11, 1 2 Chorus 12 Cliecrlemler - Class Sec'y-at Delton, 9 DALE MYERS F.F.A. 10, 11. 12 F.F.A. Basketball 10, 11, 12 County Rep. 11, 12 Cl1a11t. Rep. 11, 12 MARGARET MYERS iMag'gieJ Home Ec, 'Club 10 Int:ra1'111ura1s 9 - 12 0200 RICHARD MILLIMAN 1C11l1iGJ Mirror 1'11litor 12 Card. Bus, Mgr. 12 Card. Staff 11 School News Page Editor 11 Class Play 11, 12 10. 11 Var. Baseball Debate 10, 11, 12 Class Pres, 11 Sprillg' Speech ney 10, 12 Int1':1mu1'z1,1s 9, - 12 C Cl11b10, 11, 125 Treas. 12 T01ll'- DELPHINE MIC1-IA11lL QRQAU 11111111 11, 12 Girl Reserves I2 Chorus E1 Home EQ. Cllllh 11.'l2 Ir1t1'a111111'als E1 Jr.-Sr. Ban. Comm. 11 XVI LLIAM NEXVBERRY 1511 llffj Football 10, 11. 12 Capt. Football 12 Basketball 11, 12 C Club 10, 11, 12 Vice Pres. Class 10, 11, 12 DOROTHY NEVVMAD. Usherette Band Concert 12 Glee Club 12 Mako-up Comm. for Jr. Play 11 . 1 NELSON NOBLIT lNa,ilsj Mirror Stan' 12 Cardinal Staff 12 KAHNA OLMSTEAD SHIRLIEY LYMAILX DUANE PAPKE CLEO PARKER Rami 10. 11. 12 fO m'5 fP'1 m' cm-fiimli starr 12 Orch. 11, 12 Mirror Iflclitor 12 Football 10, 11, 12 1XIil'l'0I'st21,ff 12 Girl Re. 10, 11, 123 Mirror Ass't. Ed. 12 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Gleg Club 12 Vive Pres. 12 Girl Reserves 10-12 lllasohall 12 Mirror Staff, Ass't Editor Intramurals 9-12 Cit. Comm. 12 Glee Cluh fl. 10 Oneretta. 10 Home EC. Cluh Sl, 10 Dec. Comm. Mi1lw'ter Frolic fChr.1 10 Dec. Comm. Jr.-Sr. Ban. fChr.J 11 Intramurals 10, 11. 12 Tennis 10 Citizenship Comm. 11 C Club 11, 12 Citizenship Comm. 10 HELEN PIERCE DONALD RASEY MARILYN REEVES ROBERT ROXVE THEODORE KH. PJ fBertJ Utlaudej flhllgyl RUMENS lTedD Clerk 11 FFA. 10, '11, 12 Orchestra El, 10, 11 Football 10, 11 Intramurals 10, 11 Sr. Commissioner Var. Base. 9, 10, 11, Intramurals 0, 10. 12 Senior Play 12 Chr. As. Comm. 11, 12 12 Girl Reserves 10, 11 Hi-Y 10 D. A R. Girl 12 C Club 10, 11, 12 Jr.-Sr. Ban. Comm. 11 Editor Cardinal 12 Forensic Con. 11, 12 Chr. Cit. Comm. 12 Home EQ. Club 9 O. G. A. Award 11 OlTice 12 LDAXVNETTE RUSH VIVIAN SCHUETTE FRED SCI-IULTZ 'JERRY SMITH Olickeyj Glee Cum 19 fSmittyJ Senior Play 12 Intramurals 10 Sophomore Comm. Cardinal Staff 12 Home EC. Club 11 Var. Base. 0, 10. 11 Mirror Staff 12 Girl Reserves 12 Junior Play 10 Major Play 11 Class President 10 Spilled Ink Staff 11 Girls Ath. ASs'n. 11 TJra.m:lti0 Clnh 11 Spanish Club 11 Debate 10 Band 10, 11 021 Var. Basketball 10 C Clnh Pres. 12 Hi-Y 10 XVTLMA SMITH 1SmlttyJ Home Ec. Club 12 Mirror Stuff 12 Jr.-Sr. Ban. Comm. 11 .Ir, Play Ushcrette 11 Chorus 0 JANE THOMAS f.IanieJ Interzrmurals 1 2 DOLORES TOMP- KINS Haccan Comm. 11 Chr, Cit. Comm. 12 -I-H Cluh 10, 11, 12 Rural Youth 12 Intramurals fl Home E0 Club il I-IILDA TQMPKINS SHIRLEY TXVICH- Mirror Staff 1 2 ELL fTWitJ Intramurals 10 Varsity Band 9, 10, -l-H Club 10, 11 11, 12 Girl Reserves 10, 11 12 Intramurals 11, 1 VIRGINIA UPTON QUppieD Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Pres. Hand 12 Girl Re. 10, 11. 12 News 14111. Mirror 12 Carrlinal Staff 12 Concert Orch. 11, 12 Memorial Comm. 12 1Var Council 10 Jr. Play Comm. 11 JOPIN EARL VORE DALE VVALKER POLLY XVALKER Drum Major 9. 10. l4'.If'.A. 12 KMHZD 11,12 Band 10, 11 Girl RB. 10, 11, 12 Band 0 Interannlrals 12 PPCS- Girl RGSGPVGS 12 V Intrarmurals '10, 1.1, 12 Junior Play 11 Sec'y. of Class 10 Feat. Ed. Mirror 1.2 Cardinal Staff 12 Assembly Comm. 11 Citizenship Comm. 10 JOAN NVHEELER Uoaniej Band 9, 10, 12 Cardinal Staff 12 Mirror Staff 12 Girl Reserves 10, 12 Junior Play 11 MARGARET XVOOD VVILLIAM ZABONICK EUGENE ZINN O. G. A. Award 11 Citizenship Comm. 11 Commencement Ush- erette 11 lZubeeJ Football 11, 12 Basketball 11, 12 Senior Pres. 12 C Club 11, 12 Track 10 0220 fXVOGl'l5'J Junior Play 11 Senior Play 12 XVARREN XVIDENER F.l .A. 9. 10, 11, 12 F.F.A1. Pres. 10, 12 F.F.A. Co. Pres. 12 -l-H Club Lead. 11, 12 Nas: W ill RUSSELL ALEXANDER, hereby bequeath my argyles to Wayne Jones. MARGERY AMADEN. will my Buxom Beauty and two-tone hair to anyone with priorities. SAM ANDERSON, hereby will the piano in the Ag. room to Joyce Stansell. DELLA BALLARD, will my education and poise to all Sophomore girls and boys. DICK BARRACK, leave my trick knee and shoulders to Bucket Roby. WANDA BARTHOLEMEW, will my cheerful disposition to Mrs. MacFarlane. NORMA BATES, will my ability to grow long fingernails to my Baby sister , Marjorie. CHARLES BIRCH. will my locker to anyone who will clean it out. STANLEY BORDEN, will my gym locker No. 17, to anyone who will fix it. JOAN BOWERMAN, will my school books and my locker to Eleanor Smullen. FLOYD BRAUKFR. will my baggy Danf-S to anyone who wants to get them pressed. ROBERT BRAYTON, will my sweet disposi- tion to Marv Lytle. HOPE BUNKER. will my locker to any junior who needs one. GRACE BYERS, will my roller skates to any- one who wants to go around in circles. PATRICIA CARLS, benueath my position as majorette to an ambitious young optimist. MARGARET CLAAR will my ability not to talk too much to Cuddles Cortright. HOWARD CIOYD, will my seat in American History to anybody who needs sleep. MYRA LEE COFER, will my cute little nick- name, Sophie , to Winifred Gruner! ' DO-NALD CORTRIGHT, hereby bequeath my 26 inch waistline to Lynn French. ONNALEE CRULL, will my ability to read shorthand clearly to Mr. Rice. ROBFRT DALCHOW, will my parking place with the fire-flies to Dick Steffey. JOHN DEAN, will my friendship with Mr. Poulos to anyone who likes that kind of life. 0230 0-6-0- RUTH DRAYTON, will my Marine to anyone who can keep the situation well in hand ! MIRIAM EASTERDAY. will my inclination to weigh two hundred pounds to Mary Wert. JERRY FAIR will my ability to be frank and earnest to Frank and Ernest. ELWIN FERGUSON, will my inability to stay away from the Bungalow to Sallie Gamby. CAROLYN FUHRMAN, will my ability to skip school and get caught to Barbara McNickle. EVELYN FURNEY. will my inability to with- stand Hepsie Allison's torture to Eloise Molby. CAROLYN GAMBLE, will my nickname Beu- lah to a needy Junior. Connie McQueen. ALICE GIBSON, will my ability to skip geom- etry theorems successfully to Cutie Linn. BONNIE GILBERT, will my books to any am- bitious junior who wants them. RONALD GILDING, will my scare size 12 gym shoes to some needy junior. RICHARD GREEN, will my nickname, Casa- nova, to that irresistable heart-breaker, Owen Marquette. JAVETTA GROCHOLSKI, will my ability to drive to Betty Swaffield and Shirley Smith. ROBERT GROCHOLSKI, will my ability to drive under a 25-ton cement mixer to Gil- bert Hill. PATRICIA HARVEY, will my ability to blush to Montana , WA.NDA HARVEY, will my much beloved chuckle to Shorty Rubley. DOROTHY HASKELL, will my seat in physics class to anyone who knows what they're do- ing there. HAROLD HICKEY, will my ability to bluff my way through Lit. to Russell Davidson. JOANN HILBERT, will my regular letters from a certain Marine to Joyce Ballard. BETTY IVASKA, bequeath all three of my dimbles to anyone wanting the name grav- el pit . HELEN JEFFERY, will my ability to get the marks I don't want to anyone. CONTINUED CLASS WILL , LOUISE KELLY, will my ability to be true to one man to Betty Swaffield. PATRICIA KIBBE, will my inner tube to any- one who wants it. BETTY KINYON, will my ability to get good marks to Betty Lewis. NORIVIA KNIGHT, bequeath my ability to get and hold a man to Montana . DONALD KOEPSELL, will my ability to come io school every day to Dick Schuette. MARY KYTE, will my safety pin to Cynthia Vinton so she can be Mr. Dlson's pin-up girl. DORIS LINTON, will my quiet temperament to Evie Moore. PHYLLIS LOOSE, will my ability to stick to one man to Miss Rich. MARY LUEDDERS, will my ability ffl to avoid wolves to Montana . SHIRLEY McNALL, will my ability to square dance to Jim Poulos. DICK MILLIMAN, will my acting ability to Charles Boyer. DELPHINE MICHAEL. will my naturally curly hair to Jean Aebersold for rainy days. ELLEN MODRACK, will my membership at the Tropic Club to Lois Jean Cortright. DALE MYERS, will the adventures my car has been through to Hughie Wolfcale. MARGARET MYERS, bequeath to Lois Jean Cortright my 24 inch waist line. WILLIAM NEWBERRY, will my athletic abil- ity to Spoof Gilbert. DOROTHY NEWMAN, hereby bequeath my quietness to Lois Jean Cortright. NELSON NOBLIT, bequeath my hairy coun- tenance to Tom Buford. KARNA OLMSTEAD, in collaboration with my colleagues, will Uncle Joe to Natalie Kerr. , SHIRLEY O'MARA, bequeath all my good and bad points to Mary Margaret Butler. DUANE PAPKE, bequeath my speed to Snail- pace Hauska. CLEO PARKER, do hereby bequeath my ex- cess fat to Mr. Poulos. HELEN PIERCE, leave mynumber 8's to Mr. Green, who has such Tiny feet. -4-.li I, DONALD RASEY, will my base-running to Jack Hauska., who needs a little pep. I, MARILYN REEVES, will all my cosmetics to Addie Allison. I, ROBERT ROWE leave my nickname Bulgy and my peculiar walk to Bucket Roby. O, TED RUMENS, will my parking space in front of the school to Lewis Griffin. I, DAWNETTE RUSH, hereby will and bequeath my Bangs'f to Lulu. I, VIVIAN SCHUETTE, will my three co-opera- tive lockers to my brother. He'll need them. I. FRED SCHULTZ, will my ability to get good grades to Wayne Jones. I JERRY SMITH, will my beard and longies to John Roby, whose longies do not fit. I, WILMA SMITH, will that embarrassing twin- kle in my eyes to anyone who can use it. I, JANE THOMAS, will my ability to Clinton Neusbaum to like cowboy shows. I, DOLORES TOMPKINS, will my quiet disposi- tion to my sister, Janice. I, HILDA TOMPKINS, will my broomstick skirt to Mrs. Nelson. I, SHIRLEY TWICHELL, will my ability to play clarinet to Bonnaverre Mead. I, VIRGINIA UPTON, will my ability to get along with Mr. Green to Leona, alias nit Witt. I, JOHN VORE. bequeath my position as Drum Major to some ambitious person. I, DALE WALKER, will to Gilbert Hill, my 1-A classification in Mrs. Nelson's Lit. class. I, POLLY WALKER, will my connection with the Mazda Light Company to Pin McConnell. I, JOAN WHEELER, will my bashfulness and quiet ways to Queenie Cortright. I, WARREN WIDENER, will my 1-A card to Bob Collard. I, MARGARET WOOD, will my abiliity to get along with Mr. Rice to anyone who can't. I. WILLIAM ZABONICK, will .my athletic abil- ity to any poor junior who is fool enough to want it. . EUGENE ZINN, will my Ford The Power- house to any junior who thinks he can drive it. I 240 Before the beard! - A little Happiness - Beulah Gamble. Jimmie - Ham v- Dimples itating Helen! - Bus - Karma minus ice cream McNall ee Sun bath - Doris Sun Bonnet Cutie -- Friends Brownie e-A Upton E Dalchow's girl -- Betty fcirclel -- Why the grin? - Med Little Bertha. - Playmates - Polly-again! -- Don - Ain't she sweet? 0250 JUNIORS PRESIDENT-Wendell Reppert VICE-PRESIDENT-Jack Musser SECRETARY-Dick Mason TREASURER-Gilbert Hill W Adams, Alexander, Bascom, Branch, Bunce, Butler Coe, Collard. Cook, Cortrighf, Crawford, Davidson Deal., Dean, Decker, Dillon, Dunkel, Ewers French, Gallup, Gochenour, Greenamyer, C. Griffin, L. GriHin W. Gruner, L Gruner, M Gruner. Has- kell, Hauska, Haylett Helmer, Hill, Howes, Howland, Jewell, Jones Kaiser, Kish, Lapham, Laughton, Lewis, Linn Love, Lytle, Marti Mason, B. Mead, J. Mead McCullough, McConnell, McGuire, Mc- Queen, Mock, Molby Moser, Murdock, Murphy, Musser, Nich- ols, Norton Paradine, Pope, Pratt, J. Raymond, S Raymond, Reis Reppert, Robey, Roby, Rubley, Samsell C. Sebald D. Sebald, Simonds, D. Smith, E Smith S. Smith, Smullen Snyder, Speaker, Sprowl, Stout, Strong Swaffield Symons, Tappenden., Tompkins, H. Van- Dyke, P. Van Dyke, Van Orthwick Walsworth, Walters, Weaver, Welch, Wert, Westbrook Whitney, Wolfcale' Wolford, Wood 3 SOPI-IOMORES PRESIDENT-James Gay VICE-PRESIDENT-Royce Olmstead SECRETARY-Virginia Spencer TREASURER--Frank Murphy Adams, Aebersold, Asbury, Baggerly, Ballard, Barrett Bawden, Benedict., Borden, Boyer, Brad- ley, Brauker Buford, Canfield, Clark, Cloyd, Coch-, rane, Conley V J. Corless, M. Corless, Cornish, Crews, Culp, Daly Denbrock, Dickey, Dolbey, Dunn, Early, L. Easterday P. Easterday, Enos, Erickson, Filley, L. Fillmore, W. Fillmore French, Fry, Gmnby, Gay Goodwin, Hall Hammond, Hardy, Hilbert, Hillborg, Hopusch, Hudson Ivaska. Johnson, Jolly, P. Jones, M. Jones, Kenyon King, Kipfer, Knight, Langstam Law- rence, Legg , Lewis' Link, Lublow, Lukasak, Lyman, Maclin McDonald, McLain, McNickle, Mitchell, Mohrhardt, Mollenkopf Mott, Mowrey, F. Murphy, S. Murphy, Newsbaum, Olmstead Palmer, R. Parker, W. Parker, Parsons, Pickett, Pierce Quimby, Rainy, Rathbun, Reed, Robin- son, Rubley , Rumsey Scantlen, Shaffer, Shank, Shu- , man, Siler Skudlarick, Smith., Snowberger, Marion Snydeif Melvin Snyder, Spencer Spooner, Stansell, R. Steffey, W. Steifey Sticken, Terrill E. Thomas, J. Thomas, Tribolet, Tucker Vinton, White Wilson Witt, Wright FRESI-IMEN G. Adams, L. Adams, Alexander, Barnes, Bates, Baum, Birch, Bishop, Blanchard, Burke. B. Byers, M. Byers, Callahan, Case, Chilson, Cole, Combs, Cooper, Joyce Corless, Jeanette Corless. Cox, Crews. Davis, B Deal, L. Deal, Deeds, Dillon, Dobson, Donbrock, A Donkin. P. Donkin. Doty, Dubois, 'Dussling, Dutton, Easterday, Bradley, Eggle- ston, Enos, Farris, Fenno. Finley, Fisher, Fitch, Foster, French, Ferguson. Gallup, Garman, Gary, C. Gilbert. R. Gilbert, Donnel, Gruner, Hall, Hanson, Haskell, Hawkins, Hay- lett, Hays, Healy. Hess, Hom Holleyr, Holmes, Howes, Hurley, Ivey, Jonas, Kadwell, Kyser Kuether, Kauffman, R. King, W. King. Kish, Loose, Loveless, Lunar, Lyman Lynd. D. Matheson, R. Matheson, G Max- well.. M. Maxwell, McCullough, Mc- Curley, McGuire, Mead, Merlau, Michael, Miller, Milliman, Mills, Morrill, Near- pass, Neusbaum, Nickerson, Noel, Nutt, Olmstead. M. Omo, R. Omo, A. Paradine, B Par- adine, Parshall.. Patterson, Pfost, Perkins, Rhoades, Robey. Robinson, Roth, Scantlen, Showalter, Snyder, Sowles, Spade, Sprowl, Stephenson, Stickan. Stiles, Stuck, Swain, Swart, Szafran- ske, Thomas, Van Dyke, Vinton, Walker, Watson. Weaver, Westbrook, Whitcomb, Wil- liams, Yearlingj, Zimmerman, 0310 EIGI-ITI-I GRADE S Bartholemew, Bates, Biddinger, Blanchard, Branch, Bricky, Brockway. Burnsworth, Bvshong, Butters, Cooper, Cor- nish, Cox, Crandal, Culp, Cushing, Dull, Ellis, Erskin, A Ewers, J. Ewers. Ferry, Finley, Fisk, Gary, German, G. Green, M. Green. Haller, Hardy, Harlos, Hawley, Hawver, Holmes, Hess, Holtz, Hopper, Jividan, Johnson, Kaiser, Kennedy, Ketterer. .Kinyon, Kimber, Kipfer, Knowles, Knight, Lampson, Lytle. B Martin. R. Martin, McComb, A. McDon- ald, H. McDonald, McNitt, Merriman. Merrit, Michael, Moch, Moore, Morris, Moss- man, Multer. Newsbaum, Osbon, Ostrom, Parker, Preston, Rasler, D Raymond. K Raymond, Reed, Renshaw, Robinson, Rossi, Rowe, Russell. Rzipka. Sams, Schlubatis, Sellers, Simmons, Smullen, Snyder. Soncrant, Stanley, Stansell, Steven, Stev- enson, Swantek, Sweet. Terrill, Thomas, Thompson, Tigheg Todd, Tucker, Wagar. A. Whitcomb, T. Whitcomb, Woodman, Wright, Young. 0320 SEVENTI-I GRADE Aiken, Alexander, Anderson, Baum, Betts Bisel, Borden Burke, Burtch, Busch, Carls, Cooper, Corey, Dean Dirschell, Donkin, Dove, Downer, Drayton, Dussling, Earley Fair, Filley, Fillmore, Foster, Garvin, Gist, Gladstone Haggerty, Hill, Hills, Hollister, Hunger- ford, Huntley, Ivey Jividan, Jobes, Jones, Kayser, Knight, Lahnuml. Lewis Lincoln, Macklin, Mahaffey, McDonald, Mc- Farlane, McKnight, Merver Merlaw, Miner, Mow-risi Munger, Newberry, Odren, C. Parker J. Parker, C. Parks, U. Parks, Parshall, Potts, Quick. Raymond Relich, Rosenberg, Rubley, Russell, Rzepka Schubel, Silby Sellers, Semmelroth, Shaffer, Shank, Sheehy, B Simonds, T. Suimonds D. Smith, R.. Smith, J. Snyder, W. Snyder, Sortwell, Sowles , Sperbeck Stephenson, Sturgeon, Thomas, B, Thomp- son, Richard Thompson, Roland Thomp- son, Tubbs Weage, Weeks, Wheeler, White, Woods, B Kanouse 33 Tom and Alfred - Junior Scientists Phyllis, Too - Step aside! - Noel and Smith Cute couple - Joyce and her cuties Delores again - Comics? - Barbara, Joan, Janis Kenny and Alberta - Dean and White - Would you believe it? What a place to play ball, Coach! Billie on guard - Name it! Joyce in fashion - Stag line. Sober moment - John Rastus Vore - Katie. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ADD THAT FINISHED TOUCH TO OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM. WITH SUCH A WIDE VARIETY, EVERYONE HAS AN OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE. 0340 ACTIVITIES lxrfri ' - A x, I I In I I I I -,, fn ,f . :yi .lg AX I , , ' N Q-33, 35 CARDINAL STAFF .l- Top Row: Mr. Weeks, Wheeler, Kelly, Upton, Gamble, Rush, P. Harvey, Hopper Middle Row: Walker, Carls, McNall, Walsworth, Cortright, Meade, Twichell Bottom Row: McConnell, Kyte, Ivaska, Milliman, Pierce, Modrack, W. Harvey, Amaden. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-Helen Pierce ASSISTANT EDITOR-Dawnette Rush SENIOR SECTION-Joan Hilbert, Virginia Upton Despite the War, the Cardinal Staff, this year, has put out a super edition of the Leap Year Cardinal. Long' hours of Work, sweat and tears . along with the combined efforts of the staff, have made this Year Book what it is. Much praise also goes to Helen Pierce. Editor- in-Chief, and to Mr. Weeks, chief advisor, for their never-ending efforts in making the 1944 Cardinal better than ever. We hope you like it! SPORTS- -Nelson Noblit, FEATURES-Polly Walker, Carolyn Gamble ART--Russell Alexander ORGANIZATIONSfJanice McConnell, Mary Kyte, Pat Harvey TYPIST--Shirley McNall, Louise Kelly PHOTOGRAPHY-George Hopper CIRCULATION-Lois Jean Cortwright Cleo Parker BUSINESS MANAGER-Dick Milliman SNAPSHOTS-Ellen Modrack, Marge Amaden, Wanda Harvey, Betty Ivaska. Twyla Walsworth, Joyce Carls 0360 Nelson Noblit Cleo Parker Bonnavere Mead Shirley Twichell , Wilma Smith MIRROR STAFF l.a....fv-1-as ' Z i With their ear to the ground and their nose to the grindstone, the News Hounds of CHS have done a bang-up job this year of bringing the news to you. Every two weeks this staff tears around like mad getting the Mirror as- sembled on schedule and when Friday comes around, out comes a newer and better issue. Their aim is to bring to you a newsy, up-to-date and a really hep paper. In all three things, they have succeeded, to the fullest extent. FIRST SEMESTER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .................. Dick Milliman ASSISTANT EDITOR .... --- Shirley O'Mara ASSISTANT EDITOR --- EXCHANGE EDITOR ....,... .....- E llen Modrack NEWS EDITOR ,-,,,.,,,.......... Janice McConnell STAFF: Ruth Tappenden, Shirley Twichell, Louise Kelly, Dawnette Rush FEATURE EDITOR ...---------------- PONY Walker STAFF: Betty Swaffield, Marjorie Jewell, Mary Kyte, Bonaverre Mead CLUB EDITOR -,,,,,,-,,,.,,. --. .... Carolyn Gamble STAFF: Ruth Drayton, Marge Amaden ADVERTISING MANAGER .......... John Bowerman STAFF: Jim Cloyd, Grace Byersg Cleo Parker, Nel- son Noblit, Betty Kinyon, Joan Wheeler SPORTS EDITOR ............ Mary Margaret Butler STAFF: Gilbert Hill, John Dean A LINCOLN NEWS EDITOR ............ Joan Wheeler STAFF: Joyce Jividan, Nancy Lee Fair, Norma Holmes, Betty Aiken SECOND SEMESTER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..........,,,,,,. Shirley O'Mara --- Karna Olmstead EXCHANGE EDITOR .... NEWS EDITOR ..................... Virginia Upton STAFF: Alice Gibson, Twyla Walsworth, Hilda Tompkins, Sam Anderson, Marion Lincoln ------- Mary Kyte FEATURE EDITOR .... .. ..... Mary Margaret Butler STAFF: Janet Robinson, Billie Kuether, Dawnette Rush, Jean Wright, Barbara Robinson CLUB EDITOR ....................... Wilma Smith ADVERTISING MANAGER ........... Ruth Drayton STAFF: Alice Gibson, Dick Moser, Javetta Groch- olski, Pat Harvey, Hilda Tompkins SPORTS EDITOR .................... Howard Cloyd STAFF: Dick Moser LINCOLN STAFF .... Jean Wright, Barbara Robinson 370 STUDENT COMMISSION ll Top Row - Steffey, Mr. Weeks, Moser Bottom Row -- Pierce, Dean, Tappenden The Senior High Commission was off with a bang and kept on its toes all year With: John Dean., Mayorg Ruth Tappenden, Clerkg Helen Pierce, Senior Commissionerg Dick Moser, Junior Commissionerg and Warren Steffey, Sophomore Commissioner. The following committee chairmen were ap- pointed to carry out plans for the year: Helen Pierce. Assembly Committeeg Ruth Tappenden, Citizenship Committeeg Dick Moser, Athletic Committeeg Warren Steffey, Social Committee. An old fashioned hard-times party given by the Commission was a big event of -the school year's social activities. They also sponsored several Friday night dances. The Commission printed schedule cards for the basketball season and printed programs for the Coldwater vs. Sturgis football game. During the second semester a popularity contest was sponsored. Printed ballots were dis- tributed to students of both buildings to vote for their favorite classmates. Dan Loose, who has been a friend and help- er to the students and teachers of C.H.S. for the past forty years, was presented a gift of appre- ciation by the commission during an assembly. In memory of their activities during' the past year, the Student Commission left a sec- ondary clock for the 2nd floor hall and repaired two class memorials of previous years. The mayor has done a fine job of backing up school activities this year. The assemblies and pep meetings have been put over in a big' way. Citizenship grades have been judged on a fair basis and we have all had fun at the dances and parties! 0380 C CLUB , .....--me 1 E l Top Row- Steffey, Marquette, Birch, Brauker, Gilbert, Roby, Neusbaum, Rubley. Middle Row-J. Corless, M. Corless, Musser, Newberry, Smith, Rasey, Murphy, Dean Milliman. Bottom Row-Hauska, Papke, Hill, Ferguson, Lytle, Cortright, Barrack, Zabonickf Eby, coach. The purpose of the C Club is to promote good will, good feeling, and sportsmanship with- in the school and the surrounding community. Under the supervision of Coach Eby, the C Club this year has enlarged the Varsity let- ter, and along' in the early part of the winter the club sponsored a successful Hard Times party. The C Club also recommends to the Ath- letic Committee the names of the boys who de- serve school letters. ' The officers this year Were: President, Jerry Smith, V ice-President, Bill Newberry, Secretary, Bill Zabonickg Treasurer, Dick Milliman. 0390 n SENIOR PLAY Top low: Dick Milliinan, Harold Hickey, Floyd Brauker, Bob Rowe John Dean, Eugene Zinn Bottom row: Joann Hilbert, Pat Harvey, Pat Kibbe, Miss Elizabeth Rich director, Wanda Harvey, Mickey Rush Broken Dishes , a three act comedy, was presented by the senior class on Friday night, November 19, at 8:15. Directed by Elizabeth Rich. aided by Pat Kibbe as assistant director, the play was a com- plete sell out. The characters in this one time broadway production were as follows: Jenny Bumpsted. Wanda Harveyg Elaine Bumpsted, fportrayed by Betty Davis on Broadwayj Joann Hilbertg Mabel Bumpsted, Pat Harveyg Myra Bumpsted, Dawnette Rushg Cyrus Bumpsted, Eugene Zinng Bill Clark, Floyd Braukerg Sam Green, Dick Mil- limang Rev. Dr. Stump, Harold Hickeyg Chester Armstrong, John Dean, Quinn, Bob Rowe. C400 JUNIOR PLAY Q ,lil Top: Adams, Hill, Moser, Jones, Marquette, Collard. Middle : Van Orthwick, Gallop, Jewell, Snyder, Dillon, McQueen, Bottom: McConnell, Tompkins, Mason., Miss Rich, Kaser, Butler, Decker, Tappenden Once and For All , in three acts, was the title of the annual junior play, presented Friday night, March 31, at 8:00, to a full house and very appreciative audience. I The play varied a little from the usual class performance, in that it took place out of doors and had a large cast of twenty-one. P Romantic interest was provided by Mary Margaret Butler and Ovven Marquette, as Linda and Michael Webb, a young married coupleg comedy was generously supplied by Gilbert Hill and Ruth Tappenden as Demetrio and Anna Ben- etti, an Italian couple: the plot centered around Malcolm Kaiser, portraying Nicola Benzetti, a young man who got into a mix-up over easy money . Other characters were: Pietro Benzet- ti, Dick Moser, Christine Defarge, Marjorie Jewell, Mrs. Defarge, Betty Deckerg Lentore La Blanc, Petty Van Orthwickg Doris Delray, Janice Tompkinsg Sven Svenson, Wendell Reppertg Cora, Margaret Snyder, Arnold Rice, Wayne Jones, Stew Vanzo, Bob Collardg Mrs. Bulge, Maxine Dillong Mrs. Walker, Janice McConnellg Mrs. Pet- tigrew, Connie McQueen, Mrs. Harrington, Ann Gallupg Wade Corrigan, Dick Mason: Radio An- nouncer, John Roby, Delivery Boy, Howard Adams. The entire play was under the direction of Miss Rich, assisted by various students in her speech classes. 410 HOME EC. CLUB l Top Row: Kuether, A. Bates, Jewell, VanDyke, Decker. Fourth Row: Holmes, E. Thomas, Michael, Lapham, Robinson, Hurley, McGuire, Smullen, J. Tompkins, Haylett. Third Row: Helmer, Ewers, Marti, Deal, Fillmore, Garman, Sowles, French, Goch- enour, Simonds, B. Knight, D. Smith. Second Row: Robey, R. Thomas, Vinton, Donkin, Gruner, Swaffield, S, Smith Murphy, Jeffery, W. Smith, Kelly, Harvey, Howland. 1 First Row: Westbrook, Dunkel, Kipfer, Easterday, Spade, N. Bates, Gibson, Mod- rack, Mrs. MacFarlane, Canfield, Strong, Molby. OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Betty Decker. VICE PRESIDENT-Arlene Marti. SECRETARY-Ellen Modrack. COR. SECRETARYMWilma Smith- TREASURER--Julie Holmes. The Home Ec. Club had a membership of sixty- five. Because of this large number they have been able to accomplish many different objec- tives. Among these were the pot-luck supper shared with their lnothersg taking the'Home Ec. Pledge of Loyalty to school, country, and homey making twenty-five bed jackets for soldiersg ar- ranging a Christmas gift shower for the old people at the County Infirmary, making ten dresses for the Ruth Alden Christmas boxes for under-priviledged childreng sponsoring t w o school dances, contributing to the internatonal scholarship fund for training in Home Economics for girlsg contributing to the Red Cross and en- tertaining the County Home Ec. and F. F. A. clubs with our local F. F- A. at a dance and eve- ning party. To complete their activities for the year they sponsored a paper drive in April and gave a Mother-Daughter Banquet in May., All together it is considered that this club had a very successful year. 0420 GIRL RESERVES , ...--1 Top Row: Lucasak, Fuhrman, Carls, Haskell, Clark, Thomas, Baggerly, Boyer, Norton, Jewell, Swadield-, Fillmore, Siler, Jones, Love. Fourth Row: L. Fillmore, Snowberger, Gamby, Mitchell, Smith, Butler, O'Mara, Gamble, Kerr, McQueen, Twitchell, McConnell, Robey, Howland, Third Row: French, Dickey, Hopusch, Snyder, Dillon, Van Dyke, Wolford, D. Ballard, Tappenden, Hilbert, Bunce, Luedders, Wheeler, Witt. Second Row: Mrs. Frizzo, Easterday, Michael, Upton, Modrack, Harvey, Pierce, ' J. Ballard, Rubley, Tribolet, Robinson, Rush, McNickel, Knight, Hammond, Abersold, Hardy. First Row: Haskell, Cortright, Kyte, Yinton, Spencer, Ivaska, Olmstead, Walker, Gibson, Branch, Canfield, Kipfer, Goodwin, Filley. OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Polly Walker. VICE PRESIDENT-Karna Olmstead. SECRETARY-Annette Branch. TREASURER-Alice Gibson. This year the Girl Reserves got off to a flying start by initiating forty-five new members who, added to the old members, made a roll call of eighty-two girls- Under the leadership of Polly Walker as Pres- identg Karna Olmstead, Vice-President, Annette Branch, Secretary, Alice Gibson, Treasurer, and Mrs. Frizzo and Miss Allison as advisors, the club enjoyed a very successful year. They start- ed out with a comic initiation and assembly at the expense of the new members, followed by holding the annual Girl Reserve District Con- ference here, in which clubs from Hillsdale, 043 Quincy, Reading, Jonesville, and Litchfield par- ticipated. The officers of these clubs also at- tended a cabinet meeting held in Battle Creek this year. In the line of service the club did work for the Junior Red Cross during the entire year, organized and sponsored two very successful paper drives and made cookies for servicemen. Along the social side several nice parties and dances were put on by the Girl Reserves. The most outstanding was the Leap Year fGingham and Overallsj Party at which, for once, there was no man shortage. - Girls paid all! PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB lil 1----. I l Q Top Row: Thomas, Olmstead, Hopper, A. Donkin, Noel. Bottom Row: Dussling, Kuether, P. Donkin, Bates, Mr. Dennis Many of the splendid informal shots, taken by some of the members, are presented in this year's Cardinal. Not only were they taken by them, but they were developed and printed. Much credit goes to Mr. Dennis, their instruc- tor, who has contributed greatly. LINCOLN COUNCIL ll I qui- Top Row: Szafranski, Schlubatis, Woods, Milliman Bottom Row: Mr. Weeks, Fair, Olmstead, Wright One of the Council's biggest accomplish- ments this year was sponsoring the magazine campaign, selling nearly 81,200 worth of sub- scriptions, ,netting S300 profit. This is going to be used to furnish the gym with folding bleach- K44 1 ers. Two very successful parties should also be added to their credit. The Council appoints members of assembly, citizenship and social committees and works in harmony with them. COMMUNITY HEALTH Top Row: Robert E. Sharer, Superintendent of Schoolsg Lieucelle Oder, Superintendent of Nursesg C, J. Wilcox, County Health Department Engineerg Dr. I., O. Church, Director of County Health Department, Pearl Hamilton, Senior Public Health Nurse, Frederick H. Weeks, High School Principalg Lajoie Faust, Administrator of Community Health Center. Middle Row: Mrs. MacFarlane, teacher, Bartholomew,Jeffery, Byers, Smitht Harvey, Gruner, Kelly. Bottow Row: Claar, Bunker, Knight, Grocholski, Mrs. Hillbdrg, in- structorg Gibson, Murphy, Van Orthwick. ul-I SEWING CLUB Top Row: Mrs. Van Aken, Miss Steffaniak, Jobes, Van Orthwick, Mrs. MacFarlane. Bottom Row: Thompson, Knight, Kaser, Smith, Sturgeon, Downer. 0 45 0 This is the first year for a Com- munity Health class and Mrs. MacFar- lane instructed Several doctors and nurses talked to the girls on health and sanitation. The girls took field trips to a dairy, the city light and water plant and worked on the floors at the Health Center, giv- ing baths and making beds. This class was started last Septem- ber under the leadership of Mrs. Mac- Farlane, Mrs. Van Aken and Miss Steffaniak. The girls must complete two dish towels, one done by hand and one by machine, one apron and two darns. A ,Written report of cost and value of the garments must be kept and ready to exhibit on Achievement Day. The club is open to members of any age. DEBATE TEAM Resolved: That the United States should join in reconstituting the League of Nations . This topic was pulled apart and put together again by this year's debate team. Negative, Dick Mil- F. F. A. The Future Farmers of Americay participated in the Regional meet at Paw Paw, Michigan, and took the honor of second place. They sponsored many dances, including the big Hobo Ball , and had a seed sale. Sincere thanks goes to Mr- Barnes, now in the 0 46 Top Row: Hopusch, Dray- ton. Bottom Row: Legg, Miss Rich, Milliman. . liman and Ruth Drayton: affirmative, Velma Hopusch and Ned Legg. Although no top honors were won this Year, the team made a good showing. ' Top Row: Grocholski, Mey- ers, Skudlarick, Bradley, Steffey, McCullough, Weav- er, Conley. Second Row: King, Bascom, V Widener, Coe, Haylett. Doty, Gruner, Mr. Cook. Bottom Row: B. Deal, McCur- ley, Paradine, Rasey, Hill, Walker, L. Deal, Pfost. Armed Forces, for What he has contributed and also to Mr. Cook, the new teacher. UFFICERS Gilbert Hill, Presidentg Bob Grocholski, Vice- Presidentg Cecil Paradine, Secretary: Jake Hay- lett, Treasurer. SPEECH CONTESTANTS Entries in the Spring Forensic Contest were as follows: Original Oratory, Marge Amaden and Dick Millimang Dramatic Declamation, Dawnette Rush, Joann Hilbertg Standard Oration, La Moyne Hammond, Ann Robinsong Extemporan- eous Speaking, Helen Pierce and Ruth Drayton. Amaden and Rush placed first, Pierce second Top Row: Robinson, Pierce, Rush, Drayton. Bottom Row: Mr. Poulos, Amaden, Hammond, Hil- bert, and Hammond and Hilbert third at the District contest. Amaden and Rush added to our laurels by competing against nine other schools at the Re- gional Contest and Winning two of the four pen- nants. Congratulations girls and also Mr. Poulos who has done a swell job of coaching. Under the leadership of Mr. Olson, the Hi-Y has completed several activities. Last fall they sponsored the annual football rally preceding the Sturgis football game and have sponsored sev- 047 Tow Row: Buford, Olmstead, Asbury, D, Borden, Legg, Wright, Green, Mr. Olson. Bottom Row: Burch, Rainey, Shaffer, S. Borden, Dal- chow, Hickey, Cornish. eral Friday night dances throughout the year. A basketball team was organized and they went swimming several times at the State Home and Training School. SENIOR CHORUS Top Row: Vinton, Spencer, Murphy, Daley, Grocholski, Knight, Mott, Perkins. Middle Row: Scantlen, MacLain, Newman, Ballard, Langstaff, Coch- rane, Howland, Strong, Howes, Mrs. Nelson. Bottom Row: Mohrhardt, Gochenour, Wert, Ries, Schuette, Modrack, . Raymond, Fuhrman, Parker, JUNIOR CHORUS Tow Row: Burke, Chilson, Rhoades, French, Garman, Williams. Middle Row: Mrs. Renshaw, Stephenson, Michael, Jeanette Corless, Lyman, Sowles, Thomas. Bottom Row: Paradine, Robey, Joyce Corless, Whitcomb, Hoff, Spade, Loose. 0430 The chorus has been active this year, participating in the Christmas program, Good Friday chapel service. assemblies and singing at Fortniglitly. Mrs. Nelson was the director. Mrs. Renshaw and the chorus ex- perimented with a new activity this year. A different group planned a program each Friday for benefit of the other members. They contributed selections to the Thanksgiving' and Christmas assem- blies. VARSITY BAND Clarinets Upton, Virginia Borden, Stanley, Jr. Keuther, Billy Corey, Ronald Semlnelroth, Conrad Wheeler, Joan Rubley, Robert Munger, Phyllis Donkin, Arthur Bates, Alice Twichell, Shriley Terrill, Paul Mead, Joan Rosenberg, Marvin Michael, Delphine Fry, James Schlubatis, Willard Mills. Jean Alto Clarinet Cofer, Myra Lee Bass Clarinet Dalchow, Robert Tenor Saxophone Olnistead, Larry Tucker, Mary Alto Saxophone McNickle, Barbara Coreless, Joyce Coreless, Jeanette Horns French, Lynn Easterday, Lowell lluritonvs Mowrey. Letah Rose Harlos, Bill C0l'Il0tS und Trumpets Hickey, Harold Davidson, Russell Olmstead, Royce Noel, Wilber Ivey, Shirley Miller, Vaughn Crandal, Lawrence Thompson, Richard Preston, Granger T'wi1'lcrs Carls, Patricia Troinbones Shank, Richard Helmer, Rosemary Sousnphonvs Borden, Richard Shaffer, Russell Percussion Cloyd, James Blanchard, Marvin Fair, Nancy Rainey, Royce Maxwell, George Drayton, Ruth Carls, Joyce Snyder, Jean String Bass Dolbee, Frankie Oboe Flute Kennedy, Valerie Westbrook, .Kenneth Olmstead, Karna Drum Major Vore, John Amaden, Margery The band, under the excellent leadership and guidance of the band-master, Mr. Bond. has completed a Very successful year. The fairs started the year off with a bang. Then came the football and basketball games. The annual concert held on March 16, was a huge success. Besides all of these things, the band played at many social gatherings. Congratulations to Mr. Bond and the band members. 49' INTERMEDIATE BAND Clarinots Michael, Irene Gist, Barbara Mahaffey, Imogene Roweg Mary Terrill, Donna Lee Olmsted, Louise Lampson, Marilyn Rumsey, Robert Eggleston, Marilyn Johnson, Verleata Garvin, Joyce Troutman., Kenneth Nearpass, Dorothy Dailey, Richard Esterline, Lou Ann Baritone Rowe, Jack Horns Dennis, Billy Cortright, Lois Jean French, Pauline Saxophones Smith, Donald Hill, Richard Johnson, Dale Granger, Junior Easterday, Phyllis Percussion Betts, Ardith Woods, Paul Baysinger, Richard Sousuphone Corless, Robert Mc'Collough, Maurice '1'wil-lm-S Olmsted, Gretchen Tl'0llIlD0ll0S Robinson, Nancy Adams, Barbara Facklam, Peggy Davis, John Ring, Nancy Joe The Intermediate Band marched in sev- eral parades throughout the year. They played their annual concert March 16. By the way, the B Band shows much promising material for the A Band next year. O 50 I Flutes Hawver, De Loris Lampson, Janis Sellars, Beverly Milnes, William C0l'll0fS and Trumps-ts Weeks, Frederick Ellis, Blaine Brickey, Robert Shank, Frederick Michael, Charles Cushing, Larry Stansell, Billy Magee, Charles Williams, Jerry McKnight, Kent Huntley. Charles Sortwell, Alfred Morril, Marvin Bells Borden, Dorothy ORCHESTRA The concert or this year, but the chestra was very small y made quality, not quan- tity count. The Junior and Senior Plays and the annual concert high-l ighted their ac- tivities. Violins Flute Borden, Richard Amaden, Margery Kennedy, Valerie Mowrey, Letah Rose Lovelassl, Ann Benedict, Ruth Drayton, Ruth Lampson, Janis Hawver, De Loris Reeves, Marilyn Kyser, Phyllis Knowles, Ernestine Piano Stansell, Joyce Olmstead, Karna Bass Dolbee, Frankie Clairinets Upton, Virginia Borden, Stanley Keuther, Billy Alto Clarinet Cofer, Myra Lee Bass Clarinet Dalchow, Robert Percussion Blanchard, Marvin Cloyd, James Snxophones McNickle, Barbara C0l'lESS, Joyce C0l'lESS, Jeanette Olmstead, Larry Tucker, Mary ' Trumpets Davidson, Russell Olmstead, Royce Horns French, Lynn Easterday, Lowell Trombone Shank, Richard ' 0510 CLASS OF 'Lili IN REVIEW fContin.ued from Page 161 boys seem to be enjoying the limelight. They are Jerry Smith, Eugene Zinn, Billy Newberry, and Bobbie Snyder - the Junior High School fancl Senior Highl is beginning to wonder what has happened to Marge Amaden. She seems a changed person since she began to act her age. Keep up the good work Marge - in one issue of the Mirror in. 1940, appeared a column of Junior High A, B, C's. The following resume might interest some you you - I is for Ivaska whose motto is speed Csame old Bettyll - N is for Newberry, the choice among many fdarn Maryj -- Zinn is for Z fdarn this typewriterll, who has Bunce all to himself - class officers were: President, Jerry Smith Che was a clean shaven youthljg Vice-President, Bill Newberryg Secretary-Treasurer, Jerry Fair. By the time we arrived into our freshman year, we were THE big shots of Jr. High, and looked with scorn upon the incoming seventh- graders - we experienced several changes in the general routine - Legs Pierce returned to CHS, and to everybody's amazement Jerry Smith broke down and he and Helen were really a dating duet for a long time - Zinny dis- carded the name Eugene and became Weedy - Bus Alexander was elected president of the Student Council, and class officers were: Duane Papke, Presidentg Bill Cooper, Vice-President, Shirley O'Mara, Secretary-Treasurer - I don't know who wrote the gossip columns in '41, but four or five people shared the dirt column all year - Brownie Hilbert, Weedy , Patty Har' vey, Jerry Smith, and Stevie Hodges - f'rin- stance, Since when. has Patty Harvey needed a body-guard? There are two gents by the names of Fair and Fergusen who seem to be self-appointed ones - We wonder why Vir- ginia Upton doesn't get suspicious of J. E. V. for is she'?J. Watch him closely, Virginia! - Thursday is 'date night' for Brownie and Helen. lt's pay day for Bill Cooper and Jerry Smith. The boys don't run when they kiss the girls good night any more either - Steve Hodges has become tired of Brownie Hilbert and is going after Helen Pierce. You'll have to stretch your neck some, Steve. No sooner had we reached the peak of su- 052 periority than we were cast into the lowest state of survival fin high schooll, the sophomore fin very small letters, - but it didn't take long to get into the swing of things - first thing we knew, the Seniors were throwing a big party in our honor. the Sophomore Reception - not to be outdone, we came back and honored the Seniors with the Mid-Winter Frolic - not only that, but the sophs sponsored most of the Friday night dances, due to the efforts of Dick Milliman - remember? - gossip in the Mir- ror was at a low that year, and even though it's been only two years, I still can't dig up much dirt -- let's see - it was Monkey-Face Kyte and Chucky Bumps Cary - and F1ash! Bob Brayton is once more a free man fmanv long years agoj - We hear the old flame's burning deep in the heart of Dick Milliman fwho was that, Dick?l - our class officers were Bill Cooper, President, Bill Newberry, Vice-Pres- identg Polly Walker, Secretaryg Jerry Fair Treas- urer. Jerry Smith was our Sophomore Commis- sioner. Jaunty Juniors - first, class elections, with Dick Milliman emerging as president, as- ssisted by Bill Newberry, Brownie Hilbert, and Bill Cooper - Helen Pierce was the Junior Clerk, and Johnny Dean was Junior Commis- sioner -- we sort of took it easy the first semes- ter, I guess, in preparation for our duties latcr on in the year - Pruney and Snuffy dis- carded their former titles as women haters -- our honorable mayor and Tribby were go- ing strong -- Carolyn F. and Dick Steffy were and still seem to be holding hands for keeps -the second semester was a busy one for us Juniors - first. the Junior Play -- we chose Headed For Eden , and cresented our hard work, mixed with a lot of fun and swell memo- ries on April 2 -- next we were slated 'ro give the Junior-Senior Banquet , the big event of the year - the banquet was a huge success - to wind up the year's activities, we assisted the Seniors in many ways in the graduationexer- cises, at Baccalaureate, and Commencement. As for our activities as Seniors, just read this CARDINAL carefully and take it all in!!! CO -VALEDICTORIANS I'op Row-Karna Olmstead, Virginia Upton. Center Row-Polly Walker, Patty Carls, Dolores Tompkins, Donald Cartright. Bottom Row-Nelson Noblit, Wilma Smith, Myra Lee Cofer, Shirley 0'Mara. Recognition also goes to the next ten, as Follows: Shirley McNall Bill Zabonick Helen Pierce Dick Milliman Russell Alexander Alice Gibson Evelyn Furney Howard Cloyd Joann Hilbert Dawnette Rush o 53 o 5' SENIOR POLL 0540 Most Most Most Most Best Best Best Best Beautiful Girl - Mary Kyte Handsome Boy - Eugene Zinn Popular Girl - Helen Pierce Popular Boy - Bill Newberry Girl Athlete - Polly Walker Boy Athlete - Max Corless VV. A. C. - Joan Wheeler Soldier - Bill Zabonick JUNIOR POLL Most Most Most Most Best Best Best Best Beautiful Girl - Jean Baum Handsome Boy - Larry Olnistead Popular Girl - Valerie Kennedy Popular Boy -- Clyde Gilbert Girl Athlete - Nina Whitcomb Boy Athlete - Clyde Gilbert W. A. C. - Joyce Jividen Soldier - Don Hawley 0550 -I i I ! Legs Branch - Leap Year! - Joe the Fish- er - Why Steffey! Shame ' , The Bxom -- See all right, Carl? Champ Gamble They caught 'em - Chubbins Kibbe - No fish stories Jones? Proxy, too - Bathing Beauty Kerr-Polly's younger days Minus Mary Ellen - Eyes down, Marv - Why Beefy! b Are you 21? - Leg art - Gruesome two- some - Queenie 4-H - Another two- 0 some - Ned and pal - COLDWATER HIGH SCHOOL RANKS HIGH IN SPORTSMANSHIP. BEING A GOOD LOSER AS WELL AS A GOOD WINNER IS ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL CHARACTERISTICS OF OUR TEAMS. 0580 SPO RTS S I' 1, cpm R i Q' X X, ,,,A f' I QQ, J ,. J '45 Z 1 , 2 r ff Q I, nf f f 1 f' I . 'f 1 1 .Z WWA 0 -.nrxx Xi iN N ni. X xr ' xg' 'X ix iz. fo X X A f fb- 1 --f EQ ' XX x X ww Q ' NX W 8051 FOOTBALL 1 T Top Row: Hilbert , Swain, Legg, Easterday, Donkin Swartn Linn Call h , ,., , a an, Murphy, C. Sebald, Gilbert. ' Second Row: Dillon, Holly, Ferguson, Omo, McCollough, D. Sebald, Johnson, Brayton, Neusbauin, Corless, Steifey, Elligetg Coach Eby. , Bottom Row: Marquette, Cooper, Roby, Corless, Gilbert, Lytle, Ferguson, Newberry, captain, Hill, Birch, Zabonick, Hauska, Papke. The Coldwater Cards started off the foot- ball season with the Three Rivers Wildcats. Al- though Coldwater lost, it was one of the scrap- piest games ever, and everyone agreed that Coach Eby's team showed very good promise for the future. The Lakeview game will long be remembered for its being fought to a scoreless tie in the rain, mud, and slush. The Spartan fLakeviewj team held fast un- der five Cardinal attacks for not one touchdown! The Hillsdale Hornets were next over- whelmed 41 to 12 in one of our most outstanding victoriesg Captain Snuff Newberry himself making four touchdowns personally, and Clyde 60 fSpooferJ Gilbert breaking up two passes, and nearly intercepting a third. An ankle injury early in the game bogged down the Cards of- fensive in the Marshall game, resulting in a Wildcat victory. Our team's smashing race-horse offensive put an end to Albion's six years of victories over CHS. The last and final game of the season arrived with Sturgis. They won 26-20. The boys that played their last game for CHS that night were: Bill Newberry, Bill Zabon- ick, Bob Brayton, Duane Papkef Charles Birch, and Elwin Ferguson. Congratulations to these boys and to the boys that will be on the future football team of CHS Cardinals. The opening game of the 1943 football season was with Three Rivers. It was a close fought game with the Wild- cats scoring their first touchdown in the opening eight minutes of the game, and then being swept back by a strong Cardinal'counter-offensive. But they intercepted a pass in the third quarter to make their final touchdown. Score: 12-O! The Lakeview game will long be remembered, for it was played in the rain and mud to a scoreless tie! The next game showed Coldwater's steadily improv- ing squad browbeat the Hillsdale eleven 41-12,' and there- after followed their most crushing defeat! Losing Papke, Roby and Birch by injuries, the Marshall Redskins succeeded in dominating the field, winning 32-6. Six days later the Cardinals showed what they were made of, after traveling to Albion, and bringing home the bacon, a CHS victory 25-14., Well, that's about all, except the last game of the sea- son with Sturgis! Spectators thronged the field to see the Seniors play their last game, and attempt to win the silver trophy from the Trojans. The score tells how hard they tried, 26-20 in favor of Sturgis. place in the Twin-Valley, losing 3, A Coldwater copped third winning 2, and tieing 1. DATE OPPONENTS Sept. 17 Here Three Rivers Sept. 24 There Lakeview Oct. 1 Here Hillsdale Oct. 8 Here Marshall Oct. 15 :There Albion Nev. 5 Here Sturgis 0610 C.H.S 0 0 41 6 25 20 BASKETBALL . I Top Row: Easterday, Papke, Linn, Jones, Wolfcale, Dean, Mgr. Bottom Row: Coach Eby, Newberry, Musser, Corless, Zabonick, Roby. The C.H.S. Cardinals played a very successful basketball season this year, winning seven games out of a possible thirteen. The Cardinals was the only team to hold a place in the T. V. A. tournament to themselves. Marshall and Sturgis tied for first place, with Coldwater taking second place, while Three Rivers, Hillsdale, Lakeview, and Albion tied for the third place. Three seniors, Duane Papke, Bill Newberry and Bill Zabonick, played their last and very successful basketball season this yeai for Cold water High School. Basketball Schedule December 3 Three Rivers vs. December 10 Hillsdale vs. December 17 Lakeview vs. January 4 Three Rivers vs. January 7 Albion vs. January 14 Sturgis vs. January 21 Marshall vs. January 28 Hillsdale vs. February 4 Lakeview vs. February 11 Albion vs. February 18 Sturgis vs. February 25 Marshall vs. March 2 - District Tournament Game - Kalamazoo vs. Coldwater. 50-34. n A 0620 Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Class B Opponents C.H.S 29 22 24 ' 25 22 25 23 29 24 39 39 27 42 32 30 47 30 35 22 28 24 23 50 30 RESERVE TEAM Top Row: Ferguson, Szfranski, Maxwell, Holley, Baum, Donkin. Middle Row: Asst. Coach Grigg, Morill, Miller, Swain, Swartz, Olm- stead, Noel. Bottom Row: C. Gilbert, Steffey, Buford, Cooper, R. Gilbert, East- erday, D. Linn. Musser J ones Easterday Roby Zabonick Papke Newberry Musser-Corless C. Linn Wolfcale 0630 BASEBALL . , .srcswsss E Top Row: Holley, Wright, Legg, Easterday, C. Sebald, Omo. First Row: Mgr. Cloyd, Rasey, Hauska, Jones, Murphy. Second Row: D. Milliman, M. Corless, Neusbaum, Papke, Rubley, Marquette Coach Eby. Third Row: J. Corless., B. Milliman, Lublow, R. Gilbert, Cooper, Gruner Crews, McCulough, Pfost, D. Sebald, Every spring the baseball season rolls around and a large number of boys are always out for the grand old sport. Under Coach Eby's able guidance this team has gone a long way. Ono colorful event was the student-faculty game, in which the boys trounced the teachers 8-2. Good luck, boys! 0640 l APVER T155 RS f f A 4 b I f I XX fy , I gx A S it - 'r X X Q T 1 XX , , f K , K I I Xml' fy Q ,' 1' I x h T ha ,f as , Tv lb W . ' ' 9 ' V , -pa, A151'R1acIAT1oN 065 The Calrdimll Stafi Wislms to Extend to the Adve1'tise1's its Appreciutiml. 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Penney Company Best of Luck O Q MAC'S PHARMACY The Kerr Hardware Co Wishes You Health, Happiness And Success Johnsonf s Food Store Where You Buy For Less Phone I-LO T I ilk H8 H8 'ilk ill' ill? ilk R8 88 RH B14 ilk VIR flh ilk 'Ik 83' 'ik 'll' 88 ik 'lk RIS 88 88 ilk S? if Armory Roller Rinle -W JL 2' Compliments of Skating: Tues., Thurs., Sat., Sun. T 7:30 - ll:00 Sat. 7:30 - 11:30 at HEALTHFUL IIECREATION Q FUNERAL HOME Join Our Roller Dance Club ' Learn to Dance on Skates A J. C. LAURIE, P1-op. JI- .su 'F' 'K' OFFICE GIRLS These girls have kept in good physical condition this year by helping Mr. Weeks in the office and running across the court or up three flights of stairs to call someone to the phone or out of class for various other reasons about twenty times a day. They deserve much credit for all this exertion. For OSPEEDY HEAT There is NOTHING LIKE GAS F 0 1' , COOKING WATERH EA TING REFRIG ERATI ON Compliments of National Utilities Company fGas Companyj Phone 45 78-S2 W. Chicago St TO THE Class of 'I-il-L BEST wisuns Faoir POLLOCICS it CONGRATULATIONS LUMBER AND COAL To the Class of '44 PHONE 125 We Wish You the Best of Luck TIBBITS THEATRE 5 - if R-ik H8 -as 'Sk 'Iii -uf 132' ilk -zz-I' Q fu- fit- lik 'li' i 88 as 88 vm 88 -ak as -rs as -ex 88 -nw as '35 . 4' Compliments ULIILII7' l li of 1' Branch County Federal Savings And Loan Association 0F COLDAVATER MAY THE BEST BELONG T0 YOU Johnson's Clothing JK. Sl' 'A' JL JL 'JI' 'X' Lee Brothers HARDWARE and GIFT SHOP Come Here for Hardware and Gifts WE AIM T0 PLEASE Compliments of THE DENTISTS RODSEVELT HALL MONITORS Where's your permit? If you haven't one you'd better get back to your class and soon! How familiar these words sound to several of our C.H.S. students and we are sureQ?J they'll appre- ciate the excellent duties of our Hall Monitors. Buy Food With Confidence At Your Nearby Kroger Store r i Every purchase is guaranteed to give complete satisfaction and you will always find Budget Saving Prices w I ilk RH il? 'ilk ill' R14 38 R8 RR RH VIH W8 814 -1 xx me -ra sa -as as an IA 'Q 0' , if I Q f Compliments of City News Stand 101 W. Chicago PHONE 75 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE Arlington Hotel PORTRAITS and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Also HIGH GRADE PHOTO FINISHING G1'illIlliltI0ll Pictures OSBCDRN H8 ilk RK 88 RW BEST WISHES FROM Coldwater Dairy Compliments of Nick Lopez 6- Sons FRESH FROZEN ICE CREAM LUNCHES WHITMAN CHOCOLATES If Your Clothes Need HOSPITALIZATION , Take Them to The I DR. OF STITCHIOLOGY M. MAY 74 W. Chicago St. GODSPEED TO THE Phone 406-QI Coldwater, Mich. G R A D U A T E S Dale Rogers The Bicycle luiilllv fra -is fur wil- H8 fu' me -is -rx is 48 mf 88 88 HR .38 ik ik' Sk dk 88 ik is - H CONGIIATUIATIONS To the Class of 1944 WOODWARD'S Women's Apparel Compliments of The I. G. A. STORE Groceries Meats Phone 84 F. I.. Mcconkey Funeral and Ambulance Service . 11 East Chicago St. Phone 790-J COLDWATER, MICHIGAN GREETINGS To the 77th Gl'iI'IIllil.tIIlg Class From Old PHONE 77 Warner - Buick Co. PHONE 6-I ' -K COMPLETE SERVICE ON ALL CARS O Recomlitioned Used Cars for Sale BEST WISHES FROM TIIE ADVERTISER Z A I 'iff Q, Q.. 'I da W JAY SANDWICH SHOP EARL LAVENGOOD, Prop. . -Il E. Chicago St. Coldwater, Mich. 1 if 88 88 W8 48 R8 ik Sk HF 48 88 88 88 Sk W 'lk 'Ik FII' 'lk ilk V18 'lk X8 88 88 Sk 88 x my I C0llgl'tltlllllti0llS From PETE'S HI-SPEED 146 W. Chicago Street Compliments of ROBY'S DRUG STORE 1944 Band ou PH-1'il,llB Compliments of Automotive Replacements I D. W. Blanc Compliments, Seniors! Olmstead 8: Son lllilllllfilfitlllfll Ice Dairy Products BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS FROM Snyder's Bakery Best W ishes and Future Success To the Class of I9-H TRIBOLET 5 :Sv lOc to SI Marothy Radio Shop 123 E. Park Ave. Phone 299 Philco and RCA Victor Radios Service on all makes. Kelvinator Refrigerators and Ranges And service on all makes 'li' ilk iii- '38 'Iii 'ik ' 8? 'lk iii' 'lk 88 'II' 'IR 88 ilk 88 'Ik 31- Sk -ik 'ik ik- 88 'lk ilk OUR MOST SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '44 Mnntgomery Ward 81 Go. Compliments of l.yon's Drug Store HIGH GRADE Cemetery Memorials Mashon-Dorsey Company 4 TAYLOR CHEVROLET M COMPANY f Service oi' all cars PHONE 27 Coldw arte 1' Michigan JL -r Cash For Used Cars And Trucks T J. 1' 5. 'x' Congratulations, Seniors JL 1' From Barnes Grocery gg ISI N. Clay Sf. Phone 239-I JL wr 2 Sc nr L. 'X' JO. T JL T -K ? TEACHERS? Any fish, Mr. Olson?-Mr. and Mrs. Weeks and Mr. X T and Mrs. Eby as Sadie Hawkins and Lil' Abner-All . - - H S '1 -T R b t Th Th . A Opposlte Flre Department H11 GS W0 OSCS C Weell ree 01 l'lS 5 COLDWATER. MICHIGAN . X ? as as as ws suv as an vm me mv an xx su X8 88 48 ik 88 48 48 88 88 R8 88 88 88 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES - CLASS OF 1944 May we serve you in the future, as we have in the past. ALLISONS Clothing, Furnishings and. Shoes Compliments of J. J. Newberry Co. BEST WISHES from Mary's Beauty Shop OVER GAS OFFICE Phone S69 GREETINGS - cuss OF ut Delicatessen Food Store JUNIORS FAVOR OUR DRESSES Joan Miller, Trudy Hull, Meaulowbrook Smart Styling and Clever Details The Stella Re Dress Shop CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE Branch County Abstract Qllice 48 88 88 ik 8? 48 'ik 2? SY' 88 48 48 ' 88 8 XR 88 ik- Bk 88 88 X8 88 ik Sk 88 Sk COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1944 J. B. Branch 6' Co. - From -- Success to the Seniors - Treat Auto Parts Co. This ismlfes the emu Phone 306 Class J. B. B1'a,ncl1 8: Co. Has Hnilcil REPLACEMENT AUTO PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS BEST WISHEQ ' 'X W. A. McMillan T0 THE CLASS 0F 1944 Plumbing and Heating Davis Cool 6- Fuel Oul C f f'ff Specialists in Heat 30 S. Monroe St. Phone 48 S31 ur MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY Division L. A. Darling Company COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 5 E 4 . 5 HH 88 88 '38 HP 38 28 RH 88 R8 88 38 88 82 -is -ns -rx as as fu- sas 88 sk as -us -sk as 5 5 m fl i Good Luck, Seniors 0 Z- ' . Firestone Stores X 17 W. Chicago St. Phone 352 1 And this is the Gridiron Star that didn? get away ! 66 PHONE 66 VAN'S TAXI Coldwater, Mich. Cor. Pearl and Hanchett Sts. CWolverine lnnl HARVEY VAN KAMPEN, Owner Three Good Names to Remember ROBLEE, BUSTER BROWN, AIRSTEP Quality Shoes Since 1877 Luedcier's Shoe Store Engravings by A FT. WAYNE ENGRAVIN6 CO. Tires, Sporting' Goods, Housewares Auto Appliances BEST OF WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1944 I-lard's Grocery Just across from High School Martin Brothers JOHN DEERE Fan-nr Implement ob Service Sunoco Gus Station n Corner of Clay and Division PHONE 506 S? i 'HK 'lk ilk ill' iii 'HK 333' 48 831' 'lk ilk 'lk 'ik 88 X8 88 SR H8 88 'lk -I8 'HK lik 4-I8 BEST WISHES From The Up-to-Date Coal Co. O ..,' D, ' A T , 1 x 5.52 1 4 I J X lx Ti . . ' 1 I ' ' -'B ' - D HEY! WIIIT FOR ME Watch the Fords Go By As the Years Go By Marty Derhammer If It Isn't Right, Marty Will Mnhelt Right Didn't you know this is Leap Yeal and there's a man shortage, too. Come on boys have a heart! Q 4 5 8? COMPLIMENTS 'X' 'A' OF 3? 5 Quality Springus Products Co., Inc. T 1' COIL SPRINGS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES 5 5 3? E 38 814 ilk 'HF Xl' 31+ 88 ilk 414 918 RH ilk 814 84 in ik 88 88 88 88 88 Smitty Be particular about what you eat- And be just as particular about- Where you eat it! SMITTYS RESTAURANT 97 W. CHICAGO ST. Always Openv CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1944 F1'0lll Merit Shoe Store Compliments of Vogfs Greenhouse 88 88 88 83 88 88 BEST OF LUCK FROM BARNEVS MARKET 99 Morse St. Phone 587-M WlLBUR'S Furniture Store OUR LOORS OF INE URNITURE Main Beauty Shop PHONE IO-I 3 U? Ruth Arney Elizabeth Mattingly Bernice Wakeman Lydia Cushing 1' if XF 88 X8 88 88 48 '48 8? SF' 48 8? 48 88 88 'lk 88 Sk - 88 88 Sk 48 Sk ik 88 88 ilk COMPLIMENTS OF R E G A L Manufacturing Co. Congratulations From Runyon Tobacco Co. L'-J CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES C May you realize your highest ambitions . . And may your brightest dreams come true. The Homer Furnace and Foundry Corporation Coldwater, Michigan 5 a ll Goldwater Monument Go. The Best of Luck and Happiness Seniors Goldwater llpholstering Shop B. C. ARLINGTON, Prop. 16 S. Polk St. Phone 446 Compliments of Tom llouser's Gulf Service 160 W. Chicago St. DIIESEIYS GROGERY Full Line of First Line Quality MEATS AND GROCERIES Q E ill' 88 il! 188 Hi' R8 il! RH R8 ilk ilk N8 VCI' H8 si- saw 88 -Ik xx was 41- xx blk as ax as 4 Q '4 J. . ' .ac Good Luok, Seniors . bc Our Most Sincere J. T Compliments CONGRATULATIONS T Q S .- of R I C H A R D S ' Ladies' lleauly-to-Weau' FDIIIIIIRY -ik S? Q Q I . ff- ' ' S? ? ? Our Heartiest Congratulations To the Class of 1944 i' 3 JI. X 'X' ' T ? 4?- ' Che gjaffersozz onzpmzy gjrbzfers 5 '15 Q 5?- Q i iii' 'Ik -ll' 88 YH' 'li' ' ik -Ik 'ii- 'H' 88 'll' 'Ik 87 88 ilk aes -rx an-4 an as sa- as -is fn- ex -xx T V Our Advertisers H8 88 R8 H8 l-'uric Advertiser .........,... - .... .. ...... TS Alllsoifs ,...,,..., ,, -....... ....... , Sl Arlington Hotel ..... .... ..... Q ..... T 7 Armory Roller Rink .... .- .......-,. -T5 Ashury Bros. .,.................... GT Automotive R6l3illCCl1lODt9 ..... . .... 'Ili Batgpgorly Funeral Home .....,..... Tl Barnes Grocery .........--........ S0 llnrnoy's Market ................... S5 Bee Hive Shoe Store ............... GT Branch, J. B. k Co. ................ S2 Branch County Abstract Office .... Sl Branch Co. Feel. Suv. K: Loan ,Xss'n. 76 lirmicli County S:ivin:.:'s lizinli ..-... 73 Chapman Jewelry ............... --- 66 City Cath ...............,........ --- T3 City Market ................-.. ---- 6 3 City Ni-ws Stand ...............-.. '77 Coldwater Brnsw Co. .....-..-.- --- S7 Coldwater Clezxners ........-....... 72 Coldwater Daily Reporter .......... GG Colclw:i.fer Dniri' ..---- ----- - - ------- '77 Coldwater Monuiuont Co .......... R6 Coldwater Upholsterinfx Shop ,--,,, S6 Darling, T.. A. Plaistlv Division .... 70 Davis Coal R: F1101 Ui! .-..--..- ----- 3 '3 Davis News Agency ...-..-..-...-- GS Dolimitessen Food Store ............ 31 lJonny's Grlil ......--. - .-- -.------- 79 Dentists ......... ,....-.. . - --...---- '75 Dei-hauniner Motor SHIGS ..--.-- ----- 9 4 liouscr S Grovvry .-----.---- ------- S K Dobson Agroncy ........-.-- ------- 1 37 Firestone Store --------.---- ------- 3 3 Gist Studio ................ .- -...-.. 71 H. ,Q H. Cruzinvrrl .................. G7 H:u'd's Grocfvri' 4 ..-..-....--.----- 93 l-lillisflnle Mfg' Co. ..... --- .------..- G9 Hilton's ....-......... ....-........ T Z! Homer Furnuv-0 ............-...... SG Housor's Gulf Sorviro .............. 36 T. G. A. Grovery ..........--...-... 73 1141's Dress Shop .................. 73 .Tay Snndwivli Shoo .......-........ TS .lohnson's Flofhinu: ......-......-.. 70 .Iohnson's Food Store ...... - ....... T-1 Kerr Hairdwure ......... .. ......... 7-I Kiess .l0woli'y ..................... 77 Kinf:'x Clownors .....,...,.. , ..,... BR Kroger Storo ...................... 76 Lawyers .......................... 72 Lee Brothers -.- ..........-........, 76 Legg Luuihur .Q Coal ..,........... Tl .1 - Pzlire Lothulner l-'ood Store ..-- ,, ,-,,,.--- 71 Lopez A2 Son ....,,,,..,.,,,,..,,,, TT Lueddefs Shoo Store ...,......,.,, 83 Lyon Drug' Store ,,.....,,.,,,.,,,, S0 Memos Plmrinavy ..,..........,,,,, 7.1 Main Beauty Shop ,,,,,,,,,,,,--- -- 35 Malin Tlieatre ,.....,,,-,---,---,, h- 7 3f?ll'UUl3' Radio Shop .........,.. ,, 711 Martin Bros. ...,...,,,.-,,,,,,,,,, S3 1XI!l.l'Y'S Bounty Shop ,,,,..-,----,,- 31, Mnshon-Dorsey ,,,..,,..,-,-,,.,, H 80 Blew. the Tailor .... ,,,.....,,,.,,,, 7 7 klvComh's Shoe Store ,,,,,,,,,,,,,- Tl McConlcey's Funeral Home ........ TR Mf'Mill:1n Plumhing ..,, - ,........., 82 Merit Shoe Store ......,.,,,-,,,, ,, S5 Mir-liignn Ass'n. Telolxhono C0 ,,,,- G7 Midwest Foundry ..,,,,,..,..,,, N S2 Monti.:'om.ery XV:xrd ,,,,- ,-----,-, K A 30 Nil-tiI.ll1lll Utilities ..,.,.,,-,.,,-, H- T5 Newberry, J. J, ---,,----------- .--- 3 1 Olmstcad Tiairy ,,.,,,,-,,,,,,,- -h-- 7 fl Ushorn Studios. -,------,--,., ------ 7 7 l':itterson Co, Printers .,...,- - S7 Penny. J. C. .Q Co. ......,,.,,,,--- - 7.1 Pete's Hi-Speed ..,.,,.,,,,. ,,----- 7 fl Pollock Lumher ,,,-,,---,,,----,- - TS Pratt Mfg. Co. ..........,.... ....,, 5 9 Quality Spring' Products. Inc. .,..,, 8-1 Rezrul Mfg. Co. ........ .,,,......,, R is Richarfl Bros. ....,.,,,, , ,,,,-,,-, -- ST Rohr Drug: Store ...,,,,, ,,,,,-,,,, 7 Sl IQU5-TGIJS liivycle Shop .... -, ......... TT Runyon 'Fohncco Co, ............... 86 Shattuck Funerail Home- ..,........, 75 Shaw Shoe Co, ....., H, ,,.,,.....,, 66 Sniitty's llefitnurnnr .,...,......,-, S5 Snydei-'s Bakery ................... '79 Southern Michigan National Bunk .... 73 Star lilnrli-et ....................... 73 Stella Re .................... ...... 8 1 Strout Agency ...................,, 66 'Fziylor Chevrolet .........,,,...,,, 30 'Pihhits 'Pheutro ..,..........,....,, '75 'Pre-at Auto Parts .......,,.,,,.,,,. S2 'Pribolet Stove ,. ..-,.,,..,. ,,,,-,,,,, 7 El U11-t0-1321120 Foul Co, ..,.....,,,,,,- , 84 Van Akon, Florist .,,.--,,,--,---- H T4 V:1.n's Taxi .......... .......,--,.,, 3 3 Vo.irt's Greenhouse .,..,.. -, ,,,,,... 85 NV:ilker's Laundry ......,,. ,....,,, 7 S Xvnrner-Buick ..,,,,-.., ,,,,-,-,,- - TS XVilhur's Furniture .,,,,,-,-,-,-, H F85 XVOodw:irtl k Son ....,.,,,-,,,- -,-- 7 3 RY 88 814 ilk R8 R8 H8 X14 814 ' , i....,. 4 i - 2 Y