Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

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Many Cooperative Elements MAIN THEATER SCENE YVONNE WOODS AND DIANA OBED ENTERING COLDWATER PUBLIC LIBRARY FEDERAL-MOGUL SERVICE T93 Page 7

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QWWXWXX : Low X 1 Q Egnnqire.. 0' 'Q Q Q . gi' EL I City IS made up of . . 'Q ss 224 Z -rj.. at .lisi llx861 a Lt Nxxxx Coldwater, as the student's city, is as much a part of Cardinal Land as the high school. The hospital plays an important part in keeping the citizens healthy and bringing into the world new people for Cardinal Land. It also helps them in time of sickness and accident. Federal-Mogul gives work to many people. It is one of the larger industries that makes the community able to take its place in Cardi- nal Land. Some other places of employment in Coldwater are the Quality Spring Com- pany, Gamble-Skogmo, and Midwest Foundry. The Main theatre, the center of entertain- ment in Coldwater. The movie theater takes people out of their work-a-day world into the land of make-believe. Through the books at the public library many people are also able to leave the every- day world. The books and magazines in the library are free to anyone who enioys re- search work and reading. The homes are the places where Cardinal Land really begins. It is out of these homes that come the people to make up the staffs of the hospital, library, the Federal-Mogul, and the people that supply the personnel to run the theatre. The residents of the com- munity, and ultimately Cardinal Land, are the products of these homes. As the present generations learn and ma- ture in high school, they begin to get the foundations of good citizenship to take their places among other members of the com- mununity. 'ff Page 6 BRANCH COUNTY HEALTH CENTER ir

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WA v E N ew Building Accolnmodatt . as . 65 , J 11509 Along with all the familiar scenes in Car- dinal Land a new structure has taken its place in the lives of the people of the entire area. The new Coldwater Senior High School has provided a meeting place for many city groups in addition to being one of the finest schools in the State of Michigan. The school cafeteria has been a lunch room for more than 400 students on each school day throughout the year and has provided a place for many civic groups to hold dinners. The gymnasium has also been the site of many city programs. The home economics department is one of the most spacious and up-to-date in this area. The well-lighted rooms are equipped with va- rious appliances found in many homes today. For the first time the physics and chemistry departments have been separated and in the physics room is found an electrical control panel similar to those found in many colleges. The large machine and agriculture shop found in the school has given students more space and modern equipment which they have never had before. This section of the building has also been used for adult educa- tion classes. 0 if? Page 8 Blll BOYER WORKING IN MOTORCYCLE SHOP