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Phyllis Dery, Sulutcxiorian Sally Olson, DAR Girl. of Eleven Students This Year Sally Knoth, Ideal Girl Ron Wilcox, Ideal Boy -A' Page I3
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Top eleven students, L to R: D. Hewitt, J. Wellman, J. Gochenour, Ann Carlisle, Valedictorian. G. Thomas, P. Dery, A. Carlisle, N. Harris, K. Tice, S. Knoth, M. Heineman, M. Ogden. Top priority is always placed on scholarship in any graduating class, and this year Ann Carlisle and Phyllis Dery earned the right to represent the seniors as Valedictorian and Salutatorian, respec- tively. An unusual occurrence changed the regular Top Ten to a top eleven this year. A tie for tenth place in scholastic standings caused this change in the annual ratings. Sally Olson represents this yeor's graduates as the top citizen. She was chosen to be DAR girl out of several possible candidates from the class. Sally Knoth and Ron Wilcox received the nod as the Ideal Students of Coldwater High School. This honor is heaped on those whom the teachers i Page T2 Top Ten Composed Feels to be most cooperative, industrious, personal, and scholarly among the males and females of the graduates. High on the list of educational milestones for the group was the annual Washington-New York trip, held this year during the first week in April following the regular spring vacation. Proiects for the class of i959 included the re- freshment stands both at Waterworks Park during the summer and the ones at the football and bas- ketball games. Money from these were used to finance the trip to the East. This class, as do all graduating groups of the past and the future, are symbols of an education obtained through l2 years of Coldwater schools.
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Senior Class Ofticers, L to R: Sally Olson, treasurer, Ann Carlisle, president, Jon Brayton, vice-president, Gayle Quick, secretary. Ilil Sc-niors lh-ve-ivv CIIS lliplomals Charlie Collins, versatile CHS custodian, enjoys good laugh with a group of senior girls in publications room. -Q Page 14 Led by President Ann Carlisle, the senior class of 1959 participated in as many activi- ties as humanly possible in order to provide money to finance the Senior Trip held this year during the t1rst week of April. Refreshments stands and several other pro- jects enabled the group to accumulate enough money so that each of the 70 people who went on the trip only had to pay cu nominal fee as their share. Commencement exercises included 161 pu- pils who met requirements for the diploma of CHS. Of this group about one-third have stated a desire to attend college next fall.
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