Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

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Tri-Ili-Y Supports Korean Wal' rphan The Tri-Hi-Y club, under the sponsorship of Miss Donna Dolan and Mrs. Gladys Davis, in- creased in size to almost 80 members this year and undertook two projects which took up considerable time and effort on the club's part. The girls opened a cloak room at the bas- ketball games to earn money for the group. Using this money and that earned at two school dances and the Valentine Formal, the organization helped support a Korean orphan. Officers this year were Pat Mooi, president, Carol Long, vice-president, Judy Hacker, sec- retary, Kay Nash, treasurer, and Joyce White, program chairman. L to R: Betty Knowles, Carol Long and Jeanne Hildebrand working on Valentine formal decorations. Back Row, L to R: S. Fauver, M. Sager, J, Euans, M. Burnham, J. Downey, J. Short, E. Rittenhouse, M. Monosmith, J. Flint, J. Goadholm, S. Davis, M. Freeman, N. Gould, J. Smith, S. Scriber, A. Marsh, S. Olson. Third row: S. Burns, N. Ferguson, C. Jones, S. Smullen, S. Day, N. Smith, V. Kinsey, K. Hodgman, B. Keyes, G. Spoon, J. Worden, M. Sanford, B. Knowles, N. Arey. Second row: B. Pierce, S. Collins, V. Mock, L. Merriman, N. Renshaw, J. Watson, B. Waldron, J. Harris, J. Miller, J. Kelsey, N. Elliot, J. Parrish, A. Krisov, V. Woods, D. Mast, J. Gooch, P. Holben, Miss Dolon. Front row: J. Gochenour, Mrs. Davis, L. Richardson, J. Baggerly, D. Mooi, J. Anderson, J. Hildebrand, M. McConnell, L. Nivison, B. Mackay, J. Hacker, C. Kemp, K. Nash, P. Mooi, C. Long, J, White, K. Fuller, R. Densel, J. Burlew, S. Knoth, M. Thelaaud, S, Freeman, P. Bennett, J. Weakly, C. Graham. it Page 20

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Commission llrganizes N ew School Groups Commissioners Pat Fisk and Craig Curtiss and Mayor Bob Teeter inspecting lockers. First semester student court, L to R: D. Miller, J. Long, clerk, B. Teeter, mayor, P. Douglas, R. Wilcox. During the year the Student Commission helped to bring more closely together the parents and the school by helping to organize a parent-teacher-student group to discuss the problems of the school. Also included in this year's proiects was a student handbook and restoration of the hall monitor system. The big money-making event was the variety show, the money from which was used to help furnish the recreation room with various kinds of amusement devices in- cluding ping-pong tables, a iuke box and new records. A student court was started to try student discipline cases and mete out punishment ac- cording to the severity of the offense. The commission sponsored an exchange assembly with Marshall and Albion. Second semester student court, L to R: L. Knight, J. Long, clerk, D. Miller, R. Curtiss, R. Mathews. Yf? Page i9

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Ili -Y Takes 011 More New Projects This year has seen the development of an almost brand new Hi-Y Club in Coldwater High School. Under the leadership of President Larry Knight and the other officers, Bob Rice, vice-president, Ty McConnell, secretary, Gary Rittenhouse, treasurer, and Greg Fraser, sar- gent-at-arms, many new proiects were un- dertaken. A plan for the future has been organized where a substantial amount of money will be left to the coming Hi-Y clubs. The club bought and erected a Christmas tree in the front lobby ofthe high school. This will be an annual affair from now on with the decorations being saved from year to year. L to R: Larry Knight and Chuck Harvey putting the pump in order for fountain at Valentine formal. Back row, L to R: G. Letts, L. Morrison, B. Aitchison, L. Chenoweth, D. Shorno, D. Lockwood, T. Adams, T. Osborn, P. Douglas, B. Frankhouser. Second row: H. Morrison, W. Butters, B. Robinson, C. Harvey, D. Moyer, R. Teeter, B. Pfost, D. Jones, A. Stanley, D. Parshall. Front row: B. Rehm, D. Green, G. Porter, B. Nichols, G. Fraser, Mr. Sangalli, L. Knight, B. Rice, T. McConnell, C. Barlow, B. Lyke, C. Curtiss, G. Curtiss. lj Page 21