Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

The Cardinal Staff cordially invites YOU to tour our school with Cardinal Charlie. Coldwater High School Coldwater, Michigan A CJ 0.,U,af2' 1 L X! Well, heregs our school. A realm of' aClL1V1'c from . 3' Dawn Jul DBFK! Nl .. .fi- ulll ff' 'avi Gfze CSG' WMM lo 'l - 1-1 ii Mr. William Timm, a belo d f IN MEMORIAM ve aculty member of Coldwater High School, died February 20, 1960 in a tragic boating accident. Serving as the industrial arts instructor, Mr. Timm joined the CHS staff three years ago after teaching at Marcellus, Michigan for fifteen years. Students and faculty members will remember Mr. Timm not only as a teacher but as a person to be relied on when a friendly hand was needed. Let me live in a house by the side of the road Where the race of men go by- The men who are good and the men who are bad, As good and as bad as I. I would not sit in the scorner's seat Or hurl the cynic's ban- in a house by the side of the road Y And be a friend to man. Let me live -Sam Walter Foss The best and most important part in every man's education is that which he gives himself - Gibbon Bertrand Sibley assists Steve Jacobs and Jim Berry in determining the weight of a cylinder, while Esther Harpham and Sharon Fraser attempt to set up a system of pulleys. a i7'i7 5 lt is Miss Dolan's 4A typing class prepare to test their skills in one of the many timed writings. CONTENTS People Activities Social Events Sports Advertising Index Pages 6- 59 60- 85 86- 99 100-129 .150-150 151-153 5 I I' X! I 1 X Q N h N u-,Xi-da, il fa C- w. 3 !:::2f W2 ' 4: if mg, 55559, ' n w , if I ,L ZREEZQ ? 1'i22:ESi ' 1.4 -i.,,,,,,,. - 54,- -, , 5. . . Swim ,i,2,Q,,wf, 4 K Ns: fi' was -A fu 1, mi: .. 5?4'i3fl'i7w Ar N3 -N1 f 'ww 2252-+3 W 41, w , xg ,E ,,213526252155L?H5gl25Qf22Sfg5sfiz:fff N LQ wa Z N ':,1:e1wiw2:nmQwfu,eww.f-- H ., .mfr A:Yf,1.wW,.,,,1-,U hm ifffffmw , uf 35 W-if ,V 7 Jim Rice, Valedictor-ian jim Rice, who received a 3.9355 average under Cold- water's 4 point system, was honored as valedictorian of the senior class this year. Not only did he excel in aca- demic achievements, but also in various extracurricular activities. Included in these are debating, publications, varsity tennis, C-Club, International Relations, and Na- tional Honor Society. s ,, ,fag Y as glgwl ls, ...fm M 3231 ...sm as , .. gg'f1.'i... .ggi lll ....-mis Esther Harpham, DAR Girl 8 Dean Lockwood, Szzluzfzlorian Acknowledged as salutatorian of the class of '60 was Dean Lockwood, who earned a 3.7 average. Dean, who enjoys school athletics, participated in football, basket- ball, track, cross country, and bowling. In addition, Dean was a member of the National Honor Society, Hi-Y, 4-H, and an officer of his class. Leadership, dependability, service, and patriotism exemplify the prime characteristics of Esther Harp- ham, who was selected D.A.R. Girl by senior stu- dents and faculty members. After being chosen from a group of four senior girls for this accolade, Miss I-Iarpham was recog- nized by the Coldwater chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution as the good citizenship girl of CHS this year. Miss Harpham received a pin, a certificate, and an invitation to the state conference and local honorary program. She was also eligible for the State Good Citizen position. 5 BOYS AND 5 GIRLS COMPOSE TOP TEN FIRST ROW: E. Harpharn, H. Leavenworth, K. Seaman, S. Carver, S. Fuller. SECOND ROW: G. Molitor, R. Mathews, D. Lockwood, J. Rice, P. Lindner. Faculty members selected the top ten of the 1960 senior Chosen by the faculty as ideal girl and ideal boy class by utilizing a 4 point system as in the past. Points were Sharon Carver and Roger Mathews. They were are only given for full credited academic courses which selected on the basis of citizenship. Both participated in are averaged per semester. Those earning the two highest many extracurricular activities, in addition to achieving scores are declared valedictorian and salutatorian. good academic standings. c 4 V ii M.. ss twat, . I 112 refs ,, ,Q , , 1 l i R75 l' N - 'lil H airs, ,I Sharon Carver Roger Mathews Ideal Girl Ide:1lBoy 9 , - Q, 19 .. 5:35- lrl I .EQ .. sm li l, I1 Zi it if ,Q i i i I i l i 1 I ...Y Senior Class Officers: R. Mathews, presidentg D. Carlisle, treasurer, R. Holben, vice-presidentg L. Iffland, secretary. SENIORS BUSY YEAR SEEMS VERY SHORT For the past four years, the Class of 6o has been working to attain the title seniors Now that they have reached their goal, they can look back on four exciting but busy years of school life, Revenue to finance such things as the senior trip and the memorial chiefly came from paper drives, leaf-rakes, spon- soring Friday Night dances, and the concession stand. A new spring project was taken into effect in the spring of 1959 when Val Hawkins came up with the idea of a car- nival. This year, Roger Mathews, president, also put this idea into effect. On March 19, the seniors enjoyed a week's trip to New Yorlg and Washington, D. C. This class is the first group to complete their four years of high school in the new building. I0 Advisors Mr. Oscar Renshaw and Miss Ilda Phillips SENIORS BARBARA ALDRICH Horizon Club Band NANCY ANNE ALLEN Chorus Mirror Pep Club GAA 4-H GORDON ARCHER Varsity Football Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball C-Club Pep Club Hi-Y Bowling Concession Stand SARAH KAY ALLEMIER Band Commencement Organist State Solo and Ensemble Contest Tri-I-Ii-Y Mirror Editor Cardinal Chatter junior Play I Speak for Democracy Contest, First Wrestling TIM ARNOLD JUDITH BENT Cardinal Chatter Mirror Tri-Hi-Y GAA Pep Club Horizon Club DENNIS D. AMBROSE JIM BERRY Track, FV Pep Club Art Club, Treas. Senior Play Road Runners Rod and Custom Club in DAVID R. BON FIGLIO Variety Show, MC Exchange Assembly Hi-Y Varstiy Football Basketball, R Pep Club Concession Stand DAVE BUIRLEY Football, R Basketball, F Varsity Tennis Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. C-Club Senior Play Bowling Pep Club JANE ELLEN BURLEW Tri-Hi-Y Cardinal Chatter, Editor Mirror Cardinal Staff Pep Club Bowling Horizon Club Concession Stand CHARLES H. BOSTON Cardinal Service Club Science Club ROBERT BROUSE HARLAND WAYNE BROWN Pep Club RICHARD E. BUDD an X H ,KWH W, CLAYTON RAY BOSTON Mirror Cardinal Chatter Cardinal Service Club, Pres. BILL BROWN Spanish National Honor Society Soph. Class, Sec. Junior Play Hi-Y Basketball, R Football, R Varsity Golf JOAN NE BROWN Pep Club 4-H, Vice Pres. Latin Award ROBERT L. BURRITT JEANNIE BUTTERS Future Nurses GAA Tri-Hi-Y Pep' Club CAROL ELLEN CAMERON Cardinal Choir Band, Sec. Tri-I-Ii-Y, Pres. Hi-Fi's Solo and Ensemble Contest Mirror, Editor Cardinal Exchange Assembly RONALD E. BUSHONG BRUCE BUYS Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Varsity Track C-Club Hi-Y Bowling Pep Club DOROTHY CARLISLE Commission, Clerk Homecoming Queen Varsity Cheerleader Senior Play Senior Class Treas. Future Teachers Band GAA SHARON L. CARVER Mirror, Editor-in-Chief National Honor Society Cardinal Latin Awards Future Teachers Tri-Hi-Y - GAA Horizon, Pres. BEVERLY JANE SUE CLEVELAND CHENOWETH GAA GAA Pep Club Tri-Hi-Y Horizon Pep Club Future Nurses Bowling Bowling Variety Show Exchange Assembly ill... ,La I3 SENIORS JOHN RICHARD COLE JUDY ANN c:oLv1N N Hi.Y Librarian - , Pep Club . ,., A- L ,., Bowling VNU SHIRLEY COLVIN RONNIE A. CORNELL Pep Club Librarian DAVID LEE CORNISH CRAIG E, CURTISS Basketball, F C-Club, Pres, Ba5kCfbaU, R Varsity Track, Co-captain PCP Club Varsity Cross-Country, Captain JELEAH KAY DAVIS Future Nurses GAA Pep Club CAROLYN Spanish Club Pep Club GAA Junior Play Horizon Varsity Basketball Commission Hi-Y, Sec. Mirror, Co-Sports Ed. Cardinal Staff Jr.-Sr. Plays, Director Band Mirror, Cardinal Cardinal Chatter, Editor'in-Chief Trial-Ii-Y ,GAA Pep Club Future Teachers Latin Award JEAN DAY ANN KEZIAH DALLY SENIORS JAMES M. DENNIS Track Manager Football, R JERRY LEE D Varsity Track Varsity' Football C-Club Pep Club Bowling Wrestling Football Manager SONET JANE Tri-Hi-Y, Horizon GAA Pep Club 4-H Bowling OOLEY EBY Treas., Chaplain TOM H. Band Football Basketball Track C-Club JOHN FREDRICK DERRICKSON Band Hi-Y JACK DRAPER Football, FV Football, R Pep Club spanish Club Bowling KEN ELLIOTT Mayor Varsity Tennis C-Club Pep Club Basketball, FV Baseball, FV Bowling ENGLISH Cardinal Choir Solo and Ensemble Contest Pep Club ..,jff,5J1 as ' vw' V BARBARA ERTS Tri-Hi-Y Pep Club Cardinal Choir GAA Senior Play PATRICIA ANNE F ELLER Commission Homecoming Court Jr. and Sr. Plays Variety Show Hi-Fi' s Cardinal Choir, Pres, Tri-Hi-Y Future Teachers SHARON FULLER RICHARD L. GALLOP Mirror, Asst. Editor Cardinal Chatter National Honor Society Latin Awards Future T eachers, Treas. Cardinal 4-H LARRY FERGUSON CONNIE F ICKLE jr. and Sr. Plays GAA Cardinal Chatter Horizon, Sec. Pep Club, Pres. Spanish Club, Treas. Mirror Tri-Hi-Y DAVID A. FLEMING Pep Club Baseball KARLENE K. FROM Cardinal Choir 4-H Future Teachers Variety Show JOHN D. FERRIS Pep Club Football RALPH F IN LEY SHARON LE Senior Play Future Nurses Future Teachers Band Tri-Hi-Y Mirror Horizon Club Pep Club l lu lu l M lu lu X lair: mmm E FRASER JAMES L. GARRETT Bowling SHARON K. GRANGER GAA Future Nurses Spanish National Honor Society Horizon Choir Spanish Club JAMES GREENICH Varsity Cross-Country Varsity Tennis C-Club Hi-Y Varsity Basketball Baseball, Connie Mack Pep Club JONNIE GOTTSCI-IALK 4-H Future Nurses, Treas. Pep Club RALPH E. GREENAMY ER Spanish Club Pep Club GEORGE HAAS Golf TOM HACKER Pep Club L H an-ent lu' . Q ' -if Ru H - ESTHER HARPHAM Band, Treas. Cardinal Choir, Treas., Sec. Future Teachers, Sec. Soph. Class Treas. National Honor Society Latin Awards Variety Show Cardinal Chatter LEE HART Pep Club FHA Y-Teens Bowling SENIORS THOMAS D. HOSEK ELIZABETH HUGHES Varsity Football Cardinal Choir Basketball, FV Pep Club Baseball, R Hi-Y Spanish Club, Pres, C-Club junior Play Pep Club JACK M, HARTNELL Hi-Y Football Basketball Baseball Pep Club Concession Stand Bowling JANET SUE HIESRODT Tri-Hi-Y GAA Horizon, Vice-Pres. Pep Club, Sec., Treas. Senior Play Bowling 4-H, Pres. GLORIA JEAN HINNEFELD GAA Horizon Future Teachers Junior Play 4-H Pep Club RICHARD G. HOLBEN Varsity Basketball Varsity Cross-Country Sr. Class Vice-Pres. Hi-Y C-Club Spanish Club Spanish National Honor Society Senior Play BEN HENSON Football, FV Varsity Baseball C-Club Hi-Y Mirror Cardinal Chatter Pep Club GORDON WAYNE HINKLEY Varsity Tennis C-Club Basketball, FV Band Cardinal Chatter Mirror Cardinal, Editor JOHN HOPE Pep Club Hi-Y '1 1, wk it iw H W , LINDA GAIL IFFLAND BOB INGALLS Varsity Cheerleader Homecoming Court GAA Cardinal Chatter Future Nurses junior Play Tri-Hi-Y Senior Class Sec. STEVE JACOBS Cross-Country, R Baseball, F Basketball, F Varsity Golf Science Club LARRY L. JOHNS Spanish Club Concession Stand Pep Club JOAN B. JANKOWSKI Tri-Hi-Y Pep Club Catholic Teen Club Chorus SHERAN ELIZABETH JOHNSON GAA Pep Club Bowling LINDA KAY JOHNSTON GAA Pep Club Bowling SANDR Horizon GAA Tri-Hi-Y Pep Club Bowling SEN IORS A LEE JONES KAY A. KEESLAR Tri-Hi-Y Horizon Club GAA Pep Club NORM A. KIMBLE 4-H Cardinal Service Club Wrestling, R Future Farmers 4-H Saddle Club RICHARD A. KINTIGH Pep Club JOYCE ANN LARABEE GAA Pep Club Rec. Bowling Librarian MARY KLINE GAA Tri-Hi-Y Horizon Future Nurses Latin Award Pep Club l JOHN R. KOEBEL Football, F Science Club Hi-Y THOMAS S. KRZEMINSKI Cardinal Service Club, Vice-Pres. Pep Club HELEN ANN LEAVENWORTH Band, Point Sergeant National Honor Society Pep Band Solo Ensemble, Dist. and State LEON KNAPP DIANE LOUISE KORNSTIEN Future Nurses GAA Tri-Hi-Y Spanish Club Horizon Pep Club TERRY LEE LINCOLN Pep Club LLOYD ROBERT LIVERMORE Basketball, F Football, F MARY ELLEN LOVE Future Teachers, Pres. Pep Club National Honor Society Cardinal Choir PHILIP LINDNER National Honor Society Top' Ten Debate Boys' State Fresh. Class Pres. Latin Awards Tennis, R DEAN LOCKWOOD Commission C-Club Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms National Honor Society Ir. and Sr. Plays Homecoming Escort Track, Varsity Cross-Country Cheerleader, R GAA Future Nurses Cardinal Chatter Tri-Hi-Y HARRIET MCCLAIN Future Nurses Cardinal Choir GAA Pep Club I . l JUDY ANN MCBRIDE JAMES MAGGART ROGER LEE MATHEWS Cardinal Service Club Latin Awards National Honor Society jr. Class Treas. Sr. Class Pres. C-Club Hi-Y Varsity Football Varsity Baseball BONNIE MARIE DON NORTON NORTON 4-H Future Teachers SENIORS BRUCE L. MCDONALD GIL MOLITOR Spanish Club Varsity Tennis C-Club Football, R Pep Club Bowling Fresh. Class Sec. Jr. and Sr. Plavs JAMES D. BEVERLY ANN MOLLENKOPF MU SSELMAN Varsity Football Bowling Basketball, FV GAA Varsity Track Pep Club C-Club, ViCC-PICS Cardinal Choir Pep Club JAMES S. NASH STANLEY Varsity Football NETTLEMAN Baseball, R Bowling C-Club Hi-Y, Sec. Pep Club Basketball, FV Bowling Boys' State JOYCE ELAINE NOBLIT National Honor Society Cardinal Chatter, Editor-in-Chief GAA Horizon, Pres. Cardinal Mirror Pep Club y SENIORS DUANE NORTON Civil Air Patrol Science Club, Sec. Radio Club fTennesseej RONALD W. PARADINE Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball C-Club Pep Club Bowling BONNIE J. PARSHALL Spanish Club Cardinal Choir ANDREW PARADINE Varsity Baseball C-Club Wrestling MARVIN A. PARKER 'A Wrestling Hi-Y Pep Club DEANNA MARIE PARSHALL GAA Pep Club Tri-Hi-Y Mirror Cardinal Chatter GLEN R. PEARCE Varsity Football C-Club Varsity Baseball Basketball, R junior Play Student Council he JAMES PAUL PEIFFER Pep Club C-Club Varsity Football Band Varsity Wrestling State Solo Ensemble Variety Show JON KENT PENNINGTON Varsity Baseball Varsity Track Varsity Football Varsity Basketball C-Club Hi-Y Club Bowling Pep Club ,,.' w JAMES EUGENE RICE EARL EDWIN RUSSELL Top- Ten Varsity Football Latin Awards Varsity Track Varsity Awards junior Play C-Club . Bowling National Honor Society Cardinal Choir DAR History Award Baseball, R IRC, Pres. Pep Club Debate C-Club 24 HAROLD PETCH Librarian PATRICIA E. PIERSON 4H QQ., ROSEMARY POPE Band Pep Club Tri-Hi-Y Cardinal Choir Horizon Cardinal Chatter LARRY D. QUHVIBLY Cardinal Service Club Future Farmers RONALD H. PHILBRICK Band Spanish Club, Pres. Spanish National Honor Society Pep Band Spanish Award WYNONA ARLENE PLETTNER GAA Pep Club Bowling CAROLYN L. PRESTON Tri-Hi-Y A ,,ys . NEAL A. SALISBURY Varsity Football C-Club Wrestling Basketball Pep Club Bowling National Honor Society DAVE SCHEIDLER Band C-Club Basketball, FV Varsity Tennis Pep Club Fresh. Class Vice-Pres. MIKE SHIERY Pep Club 4-H Cardinal Service Club Future Farmers PATRICIA M. SCANTLEN 4-H GAA Future Nurses KAY LYNN E SEAMAN Ir. and Sr. Plays National Honor Society Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. Future Teachers, Historian GAA Hi-Fi's Mirror Cardinal Staff SAMUEL D. SILER Cardinal Service Club CAROLE SUE SILVERS Cheerleader, R Tri-Hi-Y GAA Future Nurses Pep Club Librarian SHARON KAY SLACK LYN LuELLA SNYDER GAA SNYDER Pep Club 4.H Cardinal Choir SENIORS LINN ELLYN STICKNEY Wolverine Girls' State Future Nurses, Pres. GAA Pep Club 4-H Jr. and Sr. Plays HAROLD MICHAEL SOWLE Future Farmers 4 H HALBERT SPERBECK SHERMAN STANLEY Varsity Golf Football Mgr. Basketball Mgr. Bowling Spanish Club WILLIAM C. Hi-Y, Chaplain Latin Award Bowling Pep Club STICKAN DUANE SPENCER Band, Captain Hi-Y, Pres. Interlocken Scholarship Latin Award Variety Show Jive Five Baccalaureate Organist HELEN SUE STANFILL GAA Tri-Hi-Y Spanish Club Pep Club Chorus Spanish National Honor Society VALLIE MARIE STEMEN GAA Future Nurses Pep Club Q ll 6, E? I EVELYN LUCILLE TAYLOR Pep Club Librarian CONNIE G. GAA Pep Club Horizon Spanish Club Bo-wling ROBERT M. Latin Award BARBARA A. TEMPLES Cardinal Choir Pep Club TIMM TED TOMPKINS Wrestling, R Football, R MICHAEL VAUGHAN C-Club Spanish Club Hi-Y Club Varsity Football Basketball, FV Varsity Baseball Pep Club Junior Play TRASER 'T L CLYDE E. WATSON, JR. 4-H Wrestling Pep Club -ffi-Sw ,il l l l ll fwssszsf.. l ,, A ,Ml ll ill ll W ,fgllgglwgg Ml A ll,,...?ln,i ill WH l Mimi ul!! ii A f - ff-Q fl- SENIORS ALAN WAYNE MABEL A. WHITMORE WEAVER Librarian .Pep Club lm fam L an .. JUDY E. WILCOX Pep Club JUDY WORDEN GAA, Pres. Tri-Hi-Y Band Pep Club Solo and Ensemble Cardinal Chatter DUANE ELWOOD JAMES K. WOOD Bowling RONALD ROY WORDEN Varsity Football, Co-Captain Basketball, R Baseball, R Track C-Club Pep Club Bowling Hi-Y LARRY W. YEARLING Cardinal Service Club WORTZ Future Farmers PCP Club 4-H Wrestling IN MEMORIAM Seniors of the 1960 graduating class will always remember in their hearts Dean Ilford, who would have graduated with them had he survived an accident in 1957. Seniors jack Hartnell, Dave Buirley, Gordon Archer, Ron Worden, Bill Brown, and Duane Spencer hastily eat lunch in the school cafe- teria during the noon break. ,125 1 J Excited basketball fans support the victorious Eby men during the Three Rivers vs, Coldwater game at home. Duane Spencer and Doug Hemlepp prac- tice for state solo contest after taking first at the regionals. .QP .1 I 1 W ' ,H W , i A u- t'--PW' . A . T fig!! ' 1 3 ww 5 ',, Members of the senior class engage in a money-making project by opening the concession during the local football games. Dave Cornish is lifting Mr. Rice's car in the school shop in order to repair the brakes. TOP JOURNALISM STUDENTS GIVEN QUILL AND SCROLL , 5 wi Ve If mmf Q 222 UF' U i is ,. ji ffvy X Wea any -,E . sa Ha mf -39 Win n- 61? C, Curtiss, G. Hinckley, J. Noblit, G. Burkovskis, A. Dally, S. Carver 30 a --vm- HS. X M' 14 K 'vi Q: ig' TPI Q , . in :Q in s , L . ' ,f f F ' i 'l We fm, H1 , , lf' H5551 mfiaii, sa? ., , , I-Vila Vf ' , SEE! 32' dry. , .af ii ii . V 'ii 2 - . Junior Class Officers: B. Haas, treasurer, C. Sager, secretaryg C. Eslow, vice-presidentg T. Smith, president. JUNIOR CLASS BUSY BUILDING TREASURY During the past year the junior Class, led by advisors Bertrand Sibley and Mrs. Josephine Burandt, has Worked con- tinuously to increase its treasury. Four after game dances provided a substantial amount of funds, and paper drives on Saturdays also helped. Other proj- ects included a booth in the Carnival, the annual junior play, and a WOWO record hop. Various other projects, however, depleted the treasury. In the spring, the juniors furnished the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Junior-Senior Prom. Class Advisors Mrs. Josephine Burandt ancl Mr. Bert- rand Sibley. pd-D 473 A... 'we ta 'iw E' 'fi Richard Brown WU vi' N? 5'-P Q-I 'f P 3 Robert Abbaduska Larry Ankney jerry Avery Marcia Bailey ' ' M ,N Tom Barker Linda Barrows -v Susan Beattie V Duane Belote B' 15' if '. N 5 X M M will HZ A L ffrsmw - W H.,-1,1 V A Miz! , X ' 1 L I an 5- l ll Kathy Bent Barbara Berry john Blowers jack Born In Mike Brayton , Douglas Bridges K David Brown . Jud Brown ' 'CIT' sim 4 'lm ,W 1 r AW ll Judy Buirley Ann Burk , Geva Burkovskis 'N' Jane Burns .Lua X . N 4 If 5 L- .:?' , 3 .af 'R 3 . 'G , -' - gr? Q l wr' B517 l 1 ' ' .5 L Ca A ' A u 5,3 ga' A 5 1,1 . Q 1' ' r B VA -F .I ,.' I, L I if ,E , -.1 t lr ll? B r ll db' ML A r K X-W .qi r ,Qggl gr ' ' . , t r V M fl Ronald Burke 15 , E V fi, l ' .2 -XE? 7-. W 5 , r f A 'E , l , 1 1.7- V ij? J... 1 . V ss' l N 6 5' Ag . V I. ,UJ X 4? we , , 1' I . B . l l ll ll ll I V , H y W .Pu X Y fi f N H . Q i V WE l w all xr ' T 4 llll y N N if-rlrfv z 1 'ez-fl or XF' ' qw xr nn-v JUNIORS Vicky Burns Karen Burrows Marion Burrows David Bushong Glenda Camp Kitty Carr Larry Casebeer john Castleberr Y 5 5 H H :.,Q..:.- 7l' 1 l 1 K N' lg ll l rg? ms rr R 'L 553 ll l. W 'W il' ' 1 N . ,.,.:::- V -113 if ll xl w Sue Castleberry joy Caswell Pep Club members back varsity cagers to first win of season in first Gafold Chfi5Ym21l'1 home game Bud Coe jerry Collier George Ditton Ida Donihue Marian Dove john Downey Larry Downs Shirley Easterday Sharon Elliott Chuck Eslow Joyce Eyre Barbara Fales Patricia Farber Sue Fickle Duane Field Ella Fillmore Judy Fisk -.ass Q- N v Mary Collins WU' hi'-U 'BT fl QUWI' QW Q39 f 're fir' qg-TB' Q! if 3 R Worden J Berry S Beatle J. Worden, D. Carlisle, and M Nichols take a break after a hard day of tests. JUNIURS William Gottschalk Robert Halsall Bill Hansman Ruthanne Harger Michael Harris Mary Ann Hartsock Deloris Harvey Douglas Hemlepp Allan Herman Kenneth Herman Patricia Hill Sandra Hilton John Hinnefeld Howard Hodge Terry Hutchins Marilyn Ingalls 35 Jack johnson Joyce Kadwell Diana King Marsha King Carol Kirby Terry Knowles Bonnie Kreager Beth Lamberson Thomas Lamberson Sandra Layman Barbara Lipman Linda Livermore John Long Robert Long Linda Lonsbury Janice Loose Sue Lougheed Tonu Lucas Jr- i4v -ll ,. ' 1. - w - 5 . L fx agp ka . .Jw I' ' 5 A .X i 1 Nr I' X -,...-v J fr if iX::ur-,,.. H , my ., W ,f?Q,i3. ii , M QM 'Sw L, I Mi fl , ,ii g ', ' Zig X N N . in ' if rrri '- -. . , rs- i's fLEiH u - ' ' W li - ' I 'Hi 'Y V is if zuz Mila, W . X N W -4lAL,mw ' xi, y. in so q y .:., A 'W Z I J 'L fi lv .:,.- ,ry I an ' Lewis Lukazcek lg ' A i, .,, 1 1 J Douglas Macklin QQ i' 2? ': ' fd ' '. Herbert Mahaffey Q Mg., 1 '1 ,ag Shirley 'Marothy zz- 1 5 P - ' lsse i ' ' O. 4' JUNIORS v Joanne McKee ' ' .f O 1 ' ie' 'f 2 IE, , , , - Rae jean McLaughlin Q V we X V . L ' -'i- r i'. fa: I 1 I if ria W! l HM Siafllwllul in Q vs i A, WV? ll ' ' nf ,L .I 1 H l. W , in - ' W v i will ai 'risisf X1 , f .2 'i Jack Miller Mary Miner Colleen Mollenkopf Mary jane Nichols Phyllis Middleton Alice Miller Bert Ogden june Ogden jerry Olney Lyle Otis Alice Palmateer Diane Palmateer Jud Parker Thomas Parker Ronald Paul Robert Peavey Wayne Pelrnear Evelyn Perry - 'J i 5 ft' , 'A ll J i I I 4' I Ili 1 Greg Miller 36 -1' f rl' -' an i 1459 .-f X ...gf l I, if , 'ff i inn. . rj! S ' X K will Qs:-3 ' ai er Q i va - gs:-' . VI .rife tiff :U su.. Fx ur-v 139' 'Qi N Q I T, 'Nr ' Qs' ' '59 ml W' v .fu X if ,4'3' 'si qi? Wi ,M MST i Q-Q, tr v-rv' l T as 1: A 'Fi iii J E yi n - T A ,'1: if l ,ax Larry Smith Q - ' ' Q, ' Ruth Smith . -:rf Joyce Smullen ,Q ly f 'E y Carol Snyder Q.-p 75' xi' -- fy, 1. Y It J ' 4 V-1 fr Helen Strang Bonnie Sparks Acie Stanfill Rita Taber Jeanne Tackett Ted Tompkins William Tucker Gloria Stetler Sue Stolte James VanBlarcom Jerry VanBlar-:om Richard Van Dyke Sharon Walters Sandy Waltz Donna Watkins James Way Judith Weeks Larry Wickham Janice Withey John Worden Jerry Zabonick 5. 2 Q JUNIORS K ' . , 4' V' . ml ' It-r-' ' M X uqgg... Kim Q 'l'u', if , will all 5' ' w A N it -- md N,!wu,i Xu ufgsuwu 3954.5 i ,i . sfie , Roberta Phillips Martha Pifer David Pope Elton'Potter Rosemary Ray Vera Richardson Virginia Russell Jerry Sanders Mary Lou Scantlen Quentin Scheidler Sharon Scheidler Jerry Schley Shirley Shiery Jerry Shustrom Delmer Siler Ann Simons Beverly Sissem Harry Smith 1 . fivf - 4 i , Ixgiwmgj M B, I. . mf 'V i , if , c V , i ' N ml mir!-lafl . - :si V ' '- 6 1 iv rf n '--f R ef . J ' x- W . J s 1. 5 i-Q ,, E25 7 file. ' rf' xx Ars? N ki. m y , pjiy it M-'f ' f-fs ef e.,. is . V l H ku'-a . ff , l 'U , J X .eff 2'9 9 Z 'I X is x , li Pu, 16 E' s Basketball enthusiasts of the Cardinal cagers demand a victory from the Ebymen during one of the home games. junior class members listen attentively while Mr. James Vincent explains the value of the National Merit Scholarship Test. A DAY 1 ll saw E i 5 ' E' E-is X. is w W uw 73:5 Students and faculty members hurry through the halls of CHS during 4 minute Harold Massey and Al break between classes. 38 Janice Berry demonstrates techniques on the trampoline during gym class. FOR TOIL, AN HOUR FOR SPORT . . . EMERSON lan Gray match skills during lunch hour. What has Sherman Stanley been telling Gloria Hinnefeld in fourth hour study hall? l l l l Sophomore Class Officers: D. Speaker, treasurerg P. Teeter, presidentg G. Mooi, secretaryg B. Russell, vice-president. SOPHOMORES SPONSOR MANY DANCES Contributing to the many extracurricular activ- ities of Coldwater High School was the Sopho- more Class. Under the direction of Mrs. Anne Trebilcock and Gerhard Carlson, the class sponsored several evening events. Included in this list were many Friday night hops. One of the most memorable events was the Remember When dance which they held after one of the basketball games. The main objective of the event was to present the top fifty records for the year of 1959. In order to enlarge the class treasury, sopho- mores paid dues of 50 cents at the end of each semester. Class members also participated in the annual carnival. Advisors Mrs. Anne Trebilcock and Mr. Gerhard Carlson 5-Q. 1, . -fy rex' 'B ii ' Y i wr'X ni 1 E xxxx H A Gu-I' M M fi X Xe if Yfhyh I K' ai 'x i A ' i 1 A . I W. v W' K J . fi-4 Y ,,:,, L rt - 13 , 'K ' K n' 'V , ' cifklij' 5 wr A .N 'gage - .' NII: ii V lu, Y il vb af 'J 'l X Y ,-A gr 4 WL! SOPHOMORES John Abel Sue Acock Jerry Albright Sally Allen Dorothy Bailey Wanda Baldwin Raymond Bentley Larry Bible Patricia Blair Beatrice Blowers Marda Bohier Richard Boston Diane Burlingham Ruth Burritt Joyce Bowditch Claudi Boyer Robert Branch Roy Bregg Jerry Burrows Carol! Bushong Judi Butters . -Q I IA i ml Betty Callahan '-, 'H ll Charlyne Casebeer 'if '- V 3-mx J' Maurreen Chapman Connie Christman Carolyn Clark Leon Clearwater Ralph Clifford Frances Closson Joyce Coe David Conklin Terry Cooney Marcia Corson Denise Corwin JU' ' X uw J :ze at 4 y sv-' . .4 1, ,gay 5525 : -if 1 Deloris Brown 'PWM Mary Lou Burd F nr.: if-E2-'Qi A it , 45? I as-7 3 .gg KYB' grf' iff X V .X gm :E5 .. V, , . lg My iw I M I xcqt K 8, if :kt , U H V gviv 1 ,L v-1 -i 7 , .1 2 x It E2 J K 0 i ii . , ', . ' ' 'r Q' l i V- ad - 32 1 - A , 1 V x i Vicki Crabtree 4 Y' ' v 1 David Cranham q,,,,.., , n i ' Polli Curtiss f , ' Jill DQUY 'Qi , Q ,,..' ' 4 F ,,, e Q , , Q' James Davenport 1 Q-in ,, J In Q r it Q 'ff' , ,X Barry Dean ' ' X ,I Z,. 'V ' xtpfg -' . ' f gf , - Q ' I f . , is-vy ,A1 N 9-HP' ' 4' 1 f X . r E A kiiigy YH' K ,iir ,. X -Q K A . ..,,v A W 3 if A I X pp -L . Fatima Dean , . 4,,m' ,, X jon Dingman ,.?' Evelyn Doudt J. f- H 5 J, xv' ,, 4 r m Rodney Dovey 5 Ni N we-' X n ...,1 5 w X X 95 Charles Gottschalk ' I M, fa g ' - ' I W X b Leslie Easterday I H. 4 'eh ' t D V 'E Ga james Eck 2, Y F' , ' Q.,-V I ' Q' I V -H ff David Erts , 1, g Vmilv .3 Q ,Lg ,:-, Jennie Farris Y . FYI 14 . V Vg -..,. A 1 P- - -.CHX , K ': F H . - r A I- - : Lloyd Green ' bb 'J' Af' , , ,V ' K 'V' ' l ' . , i j F' Q ' ,, 1 s ' ' ' Sharon Fenner YU v , 5 'H 0' 'ii 3 f Q' l Q gh Hazel Fisher 3 ,,, ' V, A I Susan Fletcher 4, Y' fl f3, .TY '1' T' - f' Alice Foss 'V 'N L' 'A i Marland Gruner Va , ' Warna Gruner WH- -3 H r as sn . K ' 1' . ' g Janice Gage f:jt,: 1 it ' fr , i M Gerald Galinis A ff 'i 1 ' L3 Qi - sauy George - - V My gc-wi if , Kay Gochenour i K ,Q X A X i Jessie Harbaugh . K Ann Harris L.k. X K . i ' 'W I QQ me Rodger Gooch f ' ' X' Judy Goodwin ' - ., 'ul' W it I Ray Hart N I ii f - ' Del Hawk H Q y V' Uss ' , 3 Donna Heath W SOPHOMORES Tfffy Hmm F6 ,y,,nV '-'95 . u 15 A .A ,Q . Dee Ann Hennegan , , .M Annette Henson Q L , 95'-' f janet Herman 4 F' Susan Herman ui Kg-, 2 Forrest Hiatt KW' wg, N deff! A . X V Q if M N 'w 1'5 Shirly Hills Gary Holbrook George Hosek James Keyes Phyllis King ww , '34 I E 592 Charles Knapp David Knapp Danny Knauss John Kohler David Kugler v I 42 E 1 - 'F Vx elf' I s Q ,Q 1 I Mi., 2 We XS? fx IUP gc'-new' i sr ifx ' Jud fx lk- ,ig 'Xu J . ,Q '29 Penny Larson Gary Lewis , 'ie 4' . 4' A , 11, 3 3 1 :E - nfs i --+ .ii Ad Al aldf gi ' ff-P ' ' x i 5' -P3-'f x IL A Melvetta Parker Sharon Parrish Patricia Peiffer Michael Pfost Steve Pierce Diane Quinting Carol Rayborn Judy Reese David Richardson Sharon Rock Kolene Rudy Bob Russell Janet Lewis Gloria Malcuit Connie Saputo Irma Scheidler Carol Schimke Merry Ellen Schray Harold Massey Lewis McAllister pnadng lf 1 llii ' 5 'D X l Ai 'UP iqgfi t ,- A l f v if H' Hg 5' ii . w e . ni I. . .. W 'iw'-1 , . . zi. . ,, i ,i ,aa ZA 'E i V V J A - ,, W ,V I n l ml w a +P- Wg m A Q 1 f , 99 , P. Q H, 4, 3, Q if ' ,af X P Q, o. , ,. L ii ig' V 1-' P .1 R fi. , ! ii I- li , , 4 e 7' P a s , Y' i if P 3 fi ' ii , :sr .i ,,,, ii, .- a rw' ' - ' 1. H ' ' in,'V ' fre- 1 Q' ' ' A , HC. if i ii Hi Wl',Wfgg . N !,,llQ'f.iW ,:KgQfi will .-,,. 11 Xi ,V R , V . I 5:1174 1.-V 5' il .N W F ll , . XA , ln. I if '19, '- i l -r 1. Trl - ' i wx' 191 no f S . , ,, ,ag l I .,, , t,,, sf i r pfv- fi' Gloria McPherson Douglas Miller David McDonald David McKay V i-N, . D 3: r 3, rl X H , 6 PM l' iiii ii i i ' - -ue F . Q a 'H,f H , , I l il Richard Seitler 1 ffl V, my , 15555 f aww. il V, . ere. SQPHOMORES Gloria Mooi Ken Morris john Munger Terry Munger Bruce Murdock A Eugene Murdock 'a l X il- , or I W ef? X X YJ -Q- Thomas Musser Carson Neible Patricia Noblitt Joe Norton , Vene Nutt .4 Martin Obed Gary Olney Sally Paradine Donna Parker 43 5,5 ev f 4 XX aisli ,V X: X I l i s 5 JDJ, 'V P+? W . WSE i .f '. ' , 35,5 -FX YK., XXX., gE2,i.X 3 'CTN ,'.-v '54 f llr . X ff jean Walsh Sue Ann Waltz Nancy Warner Chester Weage Terry Weaver james Wilber Bob Wilcox Stephen Williams Diana Simons Arlene Wilson Nancy Whitmore Sarah Wolf joan Wolfe Daryl Shiery fogwlsv ,S .X 5 ' , X ' Bruce Wood an Mr 3, A Judy Sherburne -X Nancy Worden ' - Sandy Worden : i XFX! HH X i -.fi sk -7, Q sara' L l,yuJ'm 1 1? li L.-f W AT X uv-f - , aun- Robert Zebolsky .X X -' f A- 22 - ,gl SOPHOMORES R f A rr -r X A 5 Fx N5 K X kiwi N, mm QS af- 1 X i nf' X4 Q: H 3 ' 6 - wa 1 N qu X l 'W' fi f . Roy Yearling 5 - , iff' ll 174 ' if X X . X .:1,,:- :Xi 'A,, X , N X, gs- 4' 4 janet Shorno I 2 :l'i' . Garry Shumann 'ef' 21' f ,..: S i XX.: X . Q X A x V Y . Phyllis Slack l-X 'V .ZX X' X Don Smith , I - V' X ' X ' Rex Smith X X, I. .AXXCXQf'X ' X 3 Lloyd Sours l Patricia Sowle ' ' Q' 'iv-u-'M ll Danny Speaker My A X ! X' X in Q Lois Stickney 1 if 1 , David Strong - v -- Douglas Strong ,if X T, X Kathy Tarr X - X ' 5 ge .X Duane Taylor 'Q Q 5 9 X X Phil Teeter 'X 'i fx v-P , M' X Richard Temples ' 2 ' Dinah Tolle V lf, - Milk.. f . ' L - f Fred Tucker D A Q ' -X - X Everett Van Every X ,X X, my 'Y' Xi? Russell Waite 5 i .N .X Janet Walker X X X -' ' XX T Les Waldron R,-A HX, X- X X V a , Xlwggw XX 44 . 1 ' - ,. I V Coldwater High School pep band members per- form during a home basketball game. in Boys in a freshman shop class use their skills in making many articles, , , A Jn- ...mae , ., K -GN. Q1 F5 fi 1 ' ' 'i Freshman girls improve their ability in sewing. 5313? 2 QA x' 5 -H' XX' Freshman Class Officers: M. Andras, vice-presidentg C. Bodie, secretaryg E. Moore, treasurerg K. Parsons, president. FRESHMEN CHALLENGE SENIORS IN CONTEST As in the past, the Freshman Class has jumped the hurdles on the way to a higher education. Aside from adjusting to the fast pace of curriculum, they have acquired many memorable experiences in extracurric- ular activities. One of the first projects which they attempted was a Halloween float for the parade. Students dis- covered that working together is a barrel-of-fun even though it is a great deal of work. Although this class is lucky by being financially well-off, they did sponsor a few fund-raising drives. One of the first was the Freshman dance. Perhaps, above all other achievements, the Fresh- men are proudest of their victory over the Seniors in the T.B. Drive this year. They managed to outwit the Seniors in competition to raise money. Class Advisors Mrs. Anne Hayes and Coach David St. Aubin discuss dates for a class dance. Lois Abramson Betty Adams Maynard Adams James Aiken W-ilson Aiken Anita Allen Jan Anderson Marcia Andras Gary Ankney Judy Babcock Lois Bailey Richie Barnes Bruce Barry Ila Bates Barbara Bent F RESHMEN we-' 5' -Fi? Kay Berkey Gary Berry D Dorothy Bidwell Cheryl Bodie ff- are gs.- - Q... .I-,L . wwf rv ,Wm . Q I rg fs ' N r N A . A , .,5 'sez - 55 ?5 Za r 1 X - ' was n it n - ' t 555 ,nge V 4 , . J ,, 'limp' 1 .1 ilglfi il i ' f F if ' M 0 f , F? '2 ig! ' . ep 'In - ' . Z A - Paid' ug. l 1 H X ,K , it iw --irr fl' ix I H H11 V A-. wi james Bolos Richard Bowerman Clara Brouse Carolyn Brown Beth Bryan Sandra Burd Dorothy Burnworth Rhea Burritt Glenn Byers if s 1 EE A i x SL M iQ igzm Duane Carpenter janet Carr Pam Chapman Sandra Chatfield Janice Clark james Cole Hugh Cook Dianne Corey - l .l.l...r..,! Bruce Cranham Ellen Davis Darlene Day Kendra Day Daniel Dean Norman Dery hm, .4 Danny Ditton A Carol Dovey N ' Ann Enos rx. ,I Terry Fisk hu, ' Q Sharon Forrister 'Q , . Melanie From ,I I U . ,ffgeqr -1-ff aw , uw. 1 . -ga .' ,Q f 'GP' an a f- gy ..: W Patricia Gallop jeff Gates - rk,,:, Sally Gillespie Sue Ann Goss l i I Jacqueline Grigg M g AVA, 5 . H Susan Gust R' f Judy Hansman W U Ronald Harmon .2 Q Dorothy Harpham U ,' W Rex Harris H t,,. i lgll 5 , FRESHMEN Reserve cheerleaders D. Bidwell, J. Coe, S. Worden, P. Larsen, and C. Bodie lead a cheer before the crowd at the first home basketball game. Susan Harris Jeff Hartnell Janice Hoag Carol Honeywe qhg Wi' Q ..., ' S N Q fa Sharon Howland Dennis Jaques W I .. I 1 er Karen johns Doug Johnson Lenrlah johnson James Karpen Robin Keel Susan Kerr Eileen King Thomas King Jack Kistel Ronnie Lamberson Kay Lampman Nancy Larabee Jackie Laughton William Leaf Gary LaBelle Roberta Lincoln Patricia Lothamer Gale Lyon FRESHMEN . W 1 1 , A .FA . A , 6 -.gr L V r A - V Iv 7, N L 41-' ,, , N N2 U' J xh ' i 1-'A ff U ' 'O' I 00' 5 X Q1 X' V -if-' ' if ,' . ,, l, 1 2 ui' . - L ,. , A r' r c 1-Q y 'f L i L CJ X N b lhwwll V' N ' A H , Hr WW F r .uf 1 . . I I f i 5 4 5-' ,F N , f naia va- ll -no ., VJ, if V, V .' L ing ,K i i H, Qfiluk - Y! ' -. , ' :k g L 'ff' f' P f ' . zg. t X In W 'N 1 'lf' rr? 1-4, 1 ' 1 ,., ' ' H1113 ,lljrite ' ' A V ' Q Richard Lyon A - ' . A, l ' H .r p jerry Lytle ' i ' ' 4 V -1 Gail Malcuit :NJ ' Donald McKee Y V 1 l ,L ,t,k.z lgfi, ,, 2 5,15 .1 1 at 4-5 Y' Janean McLaughlin T. ' Ronald McLaughlin Yi i .. I QV' Albert Miller Marcia Miller Richard lNIcNall Ranoy McNitt Randy McNitt, John Teeter, and Ken Parsons 'chat between classes. G ll. 'F 6 with 2. 'SP ,fy .,,1 'rv .gd 1 lar P. 11v,Q1 V i I X quviihu 'a- 'yi if F RESHMEN lg' U . 1, rfllil f' Q--uv Damn Perrin Sue Petty james Rams Bill Raymond Sharon Raymond Jerry Reese Wendel Reese Nancy Richardson james Roach jack Sabaitis Marcia Scheidler Rex Schuman jacob Schuster Joanna Seiler Diana Senker David Shaw Tim Shaw john Sherman Kathleen Sherman Marlin Shiery 50 4900 if fs wr- uf., SP7 1 la Linda Moffett Bonnie Monroe Eric Moore Susan Mulchahey Jean Myers Leroy Myers Sue Ann Nealy Rex Nelson Leonard Nichols Carol Noblit Das ici Noel Thomas Norton Jerry Patch Janet Pease JoAnn Ogden Mary Olds janet Osborn Larry Parshall Stanley Peavey Sue Peltier JF? Kenneth Parsons Y' 99-H Pj-5 NW' .,F.., J.- ID' YE 'i Q. .fb E E: 5 511' J ml A ng? infix - Tl Rf. Shilling 79- 'E si? A M sg: QE, X. .lx ..., 5 ,J J J Ri ie H is W X N X ' x , Vik fl! 1 -'fc'-' 'hf :Y X- ,'31,, rr ill W 1 spa , N-P 1 L M vw A .i V R 5-'W ff !'? Jigga .td J .xy L .7 ' AA ' .Lil gn I ..,... W ,,,,,j.,,, Lloyd Walrack Patsy Weakly Q lv- - Sondra Weaver iw In' ' 0. William Weaver 1 1 -. gil 4 It ' ,I , I ', Judy Webb Stella Wilber David Wilcox Charles Williams 2 ,,iii , , i gzgggfsi f Brad Wife -ali.-iii' ,,'l Q Jack Wiser E li l'fl i'Qj f weir d We Whey 5 i i J ll ri, iw Janice Wolfe . -553 - , :- . ' 5-,' , 97 6, N ' f LY, ' in-1, bi- ' Mildred Shroyer Mary Snow Barry Wood Chick Woodxvard - Janette Wortz A - Q X I i zu wi!! , K -V , A f K ur-I ik Judith Young -- L A James Snyder A Larry Snyder Q ' l i 1 William Snyder h cf , - ' Diane Somers r I I . ' fs.+J J' Gregory Speaker kv-f II, any David Sperbeck V 5.-Q. ai . -': . lr-M Tv Q 12 fri- h 'gf' f John Teeter it V' A ' W1 Teresa Tompkins XC M A 2 F fi iii so J f Jgfnwgjl, ,N Q. 1 'ri' VW ,khi A K Michael VanKampen S My ' ' Dennis VanWagner W J S Ax ..- f ' -J , ' F If J f' if v Donna Walker X? se:-' ,- i. S- is i J in l i. G: T Harold Walker Kermit Dennis, Principal OUR PRINCIPAL To know him is to respect him. A man of many qualities is Mr. Kermit Dennis, our principal. Perhaps his most outstanding quality is his keen sense of humor. His interests are wide and include hunting, fishing, gardening, and boat building. Completing his 12th yeardas principal his background includes an A.B. degree from Adrian, a M.A. degree from the University of Michigan, science and mathematics teach- ing, and four years of junior high administration. He has done further work at Western Michigan and Northwestern. Mr. Dennis is strongly in favor of guidance in the field of education. He feels that one of the main objectives is to help the student seek out his greatest ability and then to guide the student in developing his talents. l PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE OF SCHOOL BUSINESS MANAGER Completing four years as business man- ager for the Coldwater school system, Mr. Axner Olson is constantly faced with all types of problems. He, therefore, appre- ciates summertime and Lake Michigan where he enjoys setting nets and fishing for Sturgeon. Mr. Olson holds an A.B. and M.A. from Western Michigan and has been connected with this system for 17 years. v 2 K . Q . , X .fn w ' .Kumi-S Q gilr ygjv.. A H E. Byron Thomas, Superintendent Superintendent Serving as an administrative leader for the past twelve years in Coldwater, E. Byron Thomas, Superintendent of the Coldwater Public Schools, has been in the local system since 1944. From 1944-1948, he was the senior high principal and then accepted the position of Superintendent in 1948. His qualifi- cations include an A.B. from Albion College and a M.A. from Northwestern. Mr. Thomas enjoys reading history and biographies, working in the yard, traveling, and reading old tombstones for historical information. BOARD AIDS ADMINISTRATION ,MCU NM in ragga.. ,. y 1 I X Q WM mg 1'wg5g:,w'.a'., w nj, l 1 ,wmgif W ,. F r E. SEATED: james Snyder, Dr. J. Albert Long, presidentg Mrs. H. R. Mooi. STANDING: Dr. Nashg Richard B. Schultzg Albin Obed. NOT PICTURED: Charles W. Kingsley. X Sain ,x X n?gr,,,1i1..gg1..l new new s 'Ju in ,nr 5,5511 1 iii? ' RUSSELL DODGE Assistant Band Director B.M., University of Michigan MISS DONNA M. DOLAN Typing . General Business Clerical Office Practice Sec. Office Practice B.A., Western Michigan FLOYD EBY Coach Health Education M.A., B.S., Michigan State University 54 MRS. ROSABEL B. BALDRIGE Homemaking Personal and Family Living B.S., Georgia State College for Womeng M.A., Columbia University SETON C. BOVEE, JR. Biology B.A., Michigan State Univer- sity MRS. JOSEPHINE M. BURANDT Family Living Homemaking III B.S., Pennsylvania State GERHARD CARLSON History Civics B.A., Western Michigan MISS PHYLLIS COSCARELLY English Speech Dramatics ,rw l ul H ii ,QM W ii TRAINED FACULTY W in 513:55 is ii .issifsss ,,i,e1if:s,, ' iss? it , gf vw v ia.-fi H H rifii - N2 A-B-, Siena Heights College Mr. james Vincent, guidance counselor, MRS. GLADYS DAVIS Algebra General Math B.S., Albion College MRS. JUDY DEARBAUGH English Debate B.E., Toledo x i illiil.1fin. N ,ga ' 1 INSPIRES STUDENT ACTIVITY Mas. NANCY GOODREAU English journalism B.S., Central Michigan EDWARD GUSTAFSON Coach Woodworking General Shop B.A., Western Michigan MRS. ETHEL C. HAWLEY Latin German B.A., Morningside College MRS. ANNE HAYES English Spanish B.A., Hillsdale College DOUGLAS HOOPINGARNER Cardinal Choir Director Geography B.M., Michigan State WAYNE KELLOGG Physical Education Coach B.S., Michigan State EMIL LOPEZ Driver Education AB Albion H i , ,N : him.:-s. is-'11sS.,x H ix -: Vishu rf' 1 !J,g..Ei3f ' ' L - -'N ' :Q ii. 'l ' 1- '-a av: K .2 li :2':'il,f:f,aa..'rh: it v . - f V Us L-A ,. 'lilxi Na? V. .. iii . ,L 4 - --..k.f9'2i A ,W - L . was .t giiiggiaiin M wel l i igezag..g?'f1r , -tv FRANK LOWE American History Coach B.S., Hillsdale College MRS. DELLA MITCHELL Librarian B.S., Olivet Nazarene College ROGER MITCHELL Health Education Driver Education Coach B.S., Western Michigan MISS ILDA PHILLIPS Typing Bookkeeping B.A., Central Michigan f oscAR F. RENSHAW U.S. History Economics Sociology A.B., M.A., University of Michigan N JOSEPH J. RICE Stenography Typing Business Law Bookkeeping B.S., M.A., Weste - A rn Michigan PETER A. SANGALLI N Government FACULTY gjggggfv B.S., Iowa State Univer- sity, Michigan State BERTRAND F. SIBLEY Chemistry Physics A.B., Eastern Michigang M.A., University of Michigan DAVID ST. AUBIN Civics Coach B.S., Western Michigan IE' WILLIAM L. TIMM . Power Mechanics General Metals Mechanical Drawing B.S., Western Michigan MISS YVONNE TINKLEPAUGH English B.S., Central Michigan MRS. ANNE H. TREBILCOCK Geometry Refresher Math A.B., College of St. Teresa MISS MARILYN VAN WYK Physical Education B.S., Central Michigan Mrs. Burandt, Coach Sangalli, Mrs. Baldrige, and Mr. Rice make good use JAMES L. VINCENT Counselor A.B., Kalamazoo College M.A., Western Michigan MRS. ARLETH WATSON Mathematics A.B,, M.S., Indiana Univ. GERALD B. WEAVER Aeronautics 0' Drafting ing Practical Science B.A,, Olivet College M.A., Central Michigan DEL WISE Music B.S., Ball State FACULTY of their thirty minute lunch hour. Mrs. Arleth Watson explains a math assignment. Mrs. Josephine Burandt demonstrates new electric oven in the department. ,Ku -11, W i gif iw ' bhigll' f f --n..0 - nw.: -s' l 4 . ,r - 9 . .,1., , .. .r.. ' .1-wr Mrs. Muriel Wigent, secretary to E. Byron Thomas THEY KEEP THE RECORDS Miss Deloras Shiery, X'- -X secretary to Kermit Dennis Mrs. Pat Sistanich, secretaryg and Mrs, Mary Taylor, switchboard operator 5 I wi iw. .wi 'W Nww'fwwww':'L :ww N iw. Q - . is .1 . .i 9 f - W' Laws-k fi lm-f'. g'.ua'Q's13,wlifl'l mill- M: ii il 3. tif 'iw xg if i.fMwll1'vi'l w .' .gl it W .t .bww it iliiiw 'll x We, it it ,E ,, W .i ll' Ww..'l : W1 M if pw tttt , . . . ..., , ,. ,.,,, 75 sf C? THEY COOK AND CLEAN MRS. KATHERINE CLAUS Cafeteria Supervisor B.S., Michigan State University - 3+-.sr ,l . I . :magnum Charlie Collins, Daytime Custodian Mrs. Chisa, Mrs. Knowles, Mrs. Wi1'e, and Mrs, Vincent, cooks Gregory Chisa, Night Custodian John Downey, Night Custodian William Hobus, Night Custodian .mg ' .sw-1 5.- , STUDENT DIRE CTO12 f A. 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FF M ' 1 .1 ,Q-fs 11 17' Q 1' 'ETL QW sn ,, MF' ? a nf ,vw . ,, hx V ,,... V .. -W. 'i r J ??l. 1 . N 1 W' s mf :...,sEs'? if ,-' 'GN 1 'T VHAI I 5. I, 1.131 ,M Mgigggwzk .ff '11 Mgr, ', X ,, 1 4, M ,132 E Q If A x MA H, , X H rv 'ifiiiw , 2 .. 1 ,Q 1 ., fm, :L .. '-a:.,-aa: 1-f A. v 1 1 x 24 .:.:.: ......... ff . UA? 11 5 I -2. .51 FIRST ROW: M. Brayton, P. Feller, D. Strong. SECOND ROW:M. Bobier, Mr. Vincent, R. Barns, D Lockwood j Teeter M Nichols STUDENT GOVERWENT DAY INITIATED The Coldwater High School Commission, under the leadership of Mayor Ken Elliot, completed many projects this year. Helping Ken, were Mary jane Nichols, clerk, and eight commissioners. This year the commission sponsored a student government day for the first time. Among other activities the commission checked lockers, issued parking stickers, and sponsored a WOWO Record Hop. They also entered a float in the Halloween Parade. As usual, a handhook was printed to be given to each student on the first day of school. They also revised the constitution of Coldwater High School. A new project for the commission was a laminating machine. This was a money-making project. During the last four years, this organization has been under the wise guidance of Mr. James Vincent. 62 -1-,--' f -11. l l my -23 x wi l i BY COMMISSION of coming events, while Mary takes notes. , ,Z ,,,,,. l Mayor Ken Elliot points out the possibility of initiating fl student government clay. 1 Dave Strong, Bud Coe, Mike Brayton and Marcla Bobier demonstrate the laminating process to john Teeter and Rich Barnes. Jane Nich- 63 Editor Gordon, Hinckley Hustle! Hustle! Hustle! Out of Breath? And so little time! Cardinal Staff members could be seen running back and forth in an attempt to meet page deadlines. This was the scene during the months of December, January, and February in the library workroom of Mrs. Della Mitchell. After moving from the English Department into their new quarters, the staff, under the editorship of Gordon Hinckley, dug into the long hard task of putting together a yearbook by a new and different method. A realm of activity' from dawn 'till dark was chosen by the group as the theme of the book - as the staff soon learned that there is always something going on at the high school be it day or dark. CARDINAL STAFF INCREASES FIRST ROW: Qseatedj G. Burl-tovskis, S. Carver, K. Seaman, G. Hinckley. SECOND ROW: fseatedj J, Burlew, A. Dally, J. Noblit, J. Bent, S. Fuller, C. Cameron. STANDING: C. Curtiss, J. Rice, D. Bridges. jim Rice, Business Managerg Doug Bridges, Assistant Editorg and Craig Curtiss, Art Editor discuss art plans for the yearbook. PAGES AND PICTURE SIZE BELOW: Craig Curtiss introduces Cardinal Charlie to Gordon Hinckley and Advisor Mrs. Della Mitchell. II1 f -is SEATED: B. Paddock, M. Bailey, J. Burlew, A. Dally, J. Noblit, J. Worden, G. Burkovskis, K. Carr. SECOND ROW: J. Macklin, S. Wolf, G, Camp, C. Curtiss, M. Brayton, M. Gay, M. Dove, E. Harpham. THIRD ROW: G. Gomley, J. Buirley, L. Stickney, J. Bent, C. Boston, L. Iffland, C. Mollenkopf, S. Hilton, J. Goodwin. .4 CARDINAL CHATTER STRESSES QUALITY Chatter advisor Miss Yvonne Tinklepaugh discusses future issues with editor Ann Dally-and assistant editor Joyce Noblit. 66 Cardinal Chatter under its new sponsor, Miss Yvonne Tinklepaugh, continued its function of informing the public on all high school activities. Under editor Ann Dally and assistant edi- tor Joyce Noblit, a new system was brought into effect. The paper was issued every other week and concentrated on feature stories, good pictures, and attractive style. A sports personality feature also added color to the page. To inform the student body of Coldwater High School concerning school and local events has been one of the main objectives of The Mirror staff. As in the past, the staff continued to compile the issues them- selves, sixteen times during the year, doing all but the actual press printing. Page editors met bi-weekly to design page layout and plan the stories. Stories of a specific number of words were then assigned to the various re- porters. The paper was financed entirely by group dues payments. In the past, editors were selected from journalism classes. During second semester, however, Geva Burkovskis served as editor while the journalism class members alternated as assistant editor. Geva Burkovskis, Sharon Carver, and Sharon Fuller, editors of The Mir- ror, and Mrs. Nancy Goodreau discuss page layout and style for an issue of the school paper. MIRROR STAFF UNDER NEW ADVISOR FIRST ROW: S. George, B. Berry, I.. Stickney, DI. Buirley, S. Parrish, K. Seaman, I. Bent. SECOND ROW: M. Bailey, K. Carr, M. Bobier, C. Schimke, D. Quinting, S. Mulchahey, J. Noblit. THIRD ROW: S. Fuller, J. Keyes, C. Curtiss, M. Brayton, S. Castleberry, G, Hosek, and G. Burkovskis. FOURTH ROW: C. Boston, M. Gay, S. Wolf, D. Kornstein, S. Carver, C. Cameron, G. McPherson, E. Doudt, S. Graham. G . ...... FIRST ROW: L. johnson, B. Bryan, P. Sowle, J. Butters, C. Schimke, S. Herman, K. Gochenour, S. Fenner, M. Miller. SECOND ROW: M. VanAken, J. Goodwin, C. Rayburn, S. Parrish, S. George, M. Bobier, K. Tarr, J. Gage, J. Osborn. THIRD ROW: D. 1'-Iennegan, S. Rock, C. Clark, J. Daily, S. Treat, P. Larson, I. Scheidler, D. Corwin, D. Day, J. Babcock. FOURTH ROW: S. Vaughan, S. Fletcher, S. Wolf, A. Harris, G. Malcuit, E. Doudt, K. Berkey, M. Scheidler, G. Malcuit, G. McPherson, N. Wordon, G. Mooi, P. King. FIFTH ROW: D. Somers, J. VanKampen, S. Harris, D. Corey, I. Wilson, M. Anclras, j. Shorno, A. Henson, E. Davis, S. Forrester, Toni Olds. Miss Donna Dolan and Mrs. Gladys Davis work with Carol Cameron and Sharon Parrish in plan- ning the candy drive. FIRST YEAR OF JR. TRI-HI-Y Because of the great number of girls interested in Tri-Hi,-Y, it was necessary to divide the group into two clubs. All ninth and tenth grade girls belong to the Junior Tri-Hi-Y Club. Officers for the club .are Sharon Parrish, president, Carol Rayborn, vice-president, Sally George, secretary, Marda Bobier, treasurer, Kathy Tarr, sergeant-at-arms, and Judy Goodwin, chaplain. '-.2 F SEATED: K. Burrows, D. King, B. Haas, C. Cameron, K. Seaman, S, Eby, J. Berry, M. Gay. SECOND ROW: M. Ingalls, B. Paddock, M. Bailey, K. Carr, P. Feller, M. Nichols, C. Fickle, D. Wfatkins, R. Ray, J. Fisk. THIRD ROW: J. Bent, D. Kornstein, J. Macklin, B. Chenoweth, C. Sager, S. Castleberry, B. Kreager, J. Loose, V. Russell, S. jones, S. Allemier. FOURTH ROW: J. Iankowski, V. Fisher, S. Stolte, J. Buirley, J. McKee, S. Lougheed, E. Fillmore, P. Middleton, D. Parshall, R. Pope, J. I-Iiesrodt. SR. TRI-HI-Y SUPPORTS KOREAN ORPHAN To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and COITI- munity high standards of Christian character is the purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y Club as they carried out their many worth while projects. The club Continued to donate an annual S120 toward the support of a Korean orphan boy. It also supported a non-profit hospitality cart at the local hospital. Part of their yearly activities was the co-sponsorship of the annual.Valentine formal along with the Hi-Y Club. Officers for the year were Carol Cameron, presidentg Barbara Hass, vice- presidentg Kay Seaman, secretary, Diana King, treasurer, Janice Berry, sergeant- at-armsg and Sonet Eby, chaplain. 0,1 FIRST ROW S Scheidler E I-Iaipham M Love J From K Carr, D. Carlisle. SECOND ROW P Teller B Norton I Goodwin S Hilton V Fisher, IMI Bobier, S. George. THIRD ROW B Lipman K Seaman S Carver S Castleberry B. Kreager, M. Dove, A. Dally. FOURTH ROW G Hinnefeld P Middleton S Walters K From, S. Ful er, J. Sherburne, J. McKee, S. Fraser. F T A OFFERS HONOR SCHOLARSHIP TO FUTURE TEACHER Under the direction of Miss Philips, the Future Teachers have been busy with activity to interest and acquaint its members with the profession of educa- tion. Again this year another scholarship was offered to the senior who met various qualifications and standards. Finances for this award and other activ- ities came from selling basketball programs, sta- tionery, and hangers. Also the members sponsored a dance. To further the knowledge of these pseudo-teach- ers, the club members had the experience of helping teach at various elementary schools. FIRST ROW: B. Berry, 1. McBride, I. Gottschalk, L. Stickney, S. Cleveland, M. Collins, K. Barrows. SECOND ROW: P. Scantlen, J. Butters, J. Davis, M. Gay. D. Kornstein, S. Marothy, S. Shiery. THIRD ROW: A. Burk, C. Silvers, S. Granger, V. Steman, G. Stetler, L. Hammond, S. Lougheed. FUTURE NURSES SERVE LOCAL HOSPITAL Under the advisorship of Miss Rose Steffaniak, and Miss Alice McGowan, members of Future Nurses have received much valuable experience and insight into the field of nursing. In order to receive their award, the members must spend 25 hours on duty at the local hospital as a nurse's aid. Other activities of the year included helping in the State Home swimming program, Mus- cular Dystrophy Drive, and decorating the hospital at Christmas. The group also made tours to the State I-Iome, Upjohn Company, and several nursing schools. At Thanksgiving the members had a tea for the Bronson and Quincy FN. clubs. Initiation was held Dec. 7 ending with a special program at night. Pins, showing the medical sym- bol with a F.N. fguard, were presented in April at acandlelight program. The club officers for this year were: Linn Stickney, president, Linda Loomis, vice-president, Kathy Enright, secretary, ,lonnie Gottschalk, treasurer. FIRST ROW: C. Boston, J. Rice, R. Harmon, J. Shustrom, J. Daniels, J. Burke, M. Obed. SECOND ROW: B. Halsall, D. Bridges, T. Tompkins, D. Norton. PSEUDO-SCIENTISTS CONSTRUCT TELESCOPE William Timm, advisor, Science Club equipment. 5 'P , 52533 H V, 55 W it .xx rig H 'A ' ' ' .Q and jim Rice, treasurer, examine 72 ff, ri The Science Club under the direction of William Timm and-Bob Halsall, president, has finished a six-inch tele- scope which was begun last year. Individual projects were required from each member of the organization. These projects ranged from the construction of a jacob's ladder to shortwave radios. Members of the group also had the good fortune of receiving materials concerning rockets and their function- ing. From these materials the boys then proceeded to build a missile of their own, which they later attempted to fire. -,I L 5 E za ' i l r Mr. Gerhard Carlson, advisor, and Phil Lindner, president, examine rare specimen of chessmen. To play chess and learn more about the skills of the game has been the ultimate goal of the members of the Chess Club. Organized by Mr. Carlson this past year, the club offered an opportunity for chess fans to meet others interested in the hobby. The organization alternated its evening and afternoon games having one of each every other week. Members participated in a tournament within the club to determine the most skillful player. The opponents were paired in twos, and played two out of three games. Winners then competed against themselves until all but one was eliminated. This competitor received the honor of champion. Although the club offered new horizons for chess enthusiasts, it made no attempt to function as a typical high school organization. CHESS ENTHUSIASTS INAUGURATE NEW CLUB SEATED: S. Herman, L. Green, R. Dovey, C. Schimke. STANDING: B. Ramsey, B. Halsall, P. Lindner, G. Albright, D. Knapp, J. Rice, G. Shumann. l l..lltl...1l Completing its initial year, the Art Club led by Miss Yvonne Tinklepaugh had a variety of projects and executed many interesting plans. Being in charge of the showcase, the group readily replaced stale interiors when needed. Some of the most outstanding showcases were the club's Christmas and Easter projects. Members of the new organization learned many different types of art work. Included in these were mosaics, sculpture, life sketching, papier mache, and cartooning. Field trips to examine and depict certain art work were also taken. ART CLUB LEARNS VARIOUS SKILLS fLeft to rightj G. Burkovskis, K. Tarr, Miss Tinklepaugh, D. Carpenter, C. Curtiss, R. Dovey, S. Graham, J. Berry. The Art Club puts finishing touches on the showcase Christmas scene. ass A -. il H ,,, , I ' 1 .K ,L E11 'j IV :' - W H ity' SEATED: S. Scheidler, M. Ingalls, P. Elliget, J. Weeks. STANDING: J. Harrington, Q. Scheidler, M. Scheidler, J. Rice, G. Burkovskis, Oscar Renshaw, advisor. IRC STRIVES T0 OBTAIN WORLD UNDERSTANDING Highlighting this year's International Rela- tions Club program was the Mock United Nations Assembly held at Hillsdale on March 19 and 20. Along with the I.R.C. member, one student from St. Charles was selected to represent the Coldwater schools. The students discussed the world events making history. Other events during the year were programs on Mexico and Europe presented by outside guests. Carrying out their objective, to pro- mote world understanding, this year's club contributed to a world relief organization. Mr. Renshaw, the advisor, with president Jim Rice, secretary Marilyn Ingalls, and treas- urer Sue Fickle set the standards for the club. Oscar Renshaw and President jim 'Rice evaluate world situation i ,Q 1 P47 .,. FRONT ROW: J. Magart, R. McLaughlin, B. Wood. VT ,e as -. ---Lv-.. .M .--ca , , -V : 5: - 1a,:,:-LL.-!i.-e,,1! SECOND ROW: R. Yearling, D. McDonald, T. Krzeminski, C. Boston, D. McKee, R. Thatcher. THIRD ROW: C. Boston, J. VanBlarcum, W. Ogden, D. Siler, R. Boston, D. Shiery. SERVICE CLUB HAS VARIED ACTIVITIES During the past year, members of the Cardinal Service Club which is under the direction of Kermit Dennis, prin- cipal, have continued serving Coldwater High School. Maintaining smooth school operations has been their main objective as they willingly perform various tasks for classmates and faculty members. Included in the various duties are gate and door attend- ants, scoreboard operators, and parking supervisors. In addition, they build scenery for class plays, operate lights at plays and concerts, and run the movie and slide pro- jectors for school activities. To become a member of the club, a boy must serve one semester as an apprentice. Thereupon, he is voted into the club by the members if his work has been satisfactory. Membership is restricted to a maximum of twenty boys. Officers of the club include Clayton Boston, presidentg Tom Krzeminski, vice-presidentg Charles Boston, secretary- treasurer. Mr. Dennis, advisor, demonstrates pro- jector to Charles Boston, Tom Krzemin- ski, and Clayton Boston. Mrs. Mitchell, librarian, and student assistants Beverly Sissem and Dena Colvin straighten storage shelves. LIBRARY INCREASES BOOK COLLECTION FIRST ROW: C. Taylor, M. Burrows, E. Taylor, D. Harvey, C, Day, E. Perry. SECOND ROW: S. Layman, B. Sissem, J. Larabee, L. Livermore, J. Burns, A. Miller, B. Lamberson, M. Whitmore 'Hes , Wg? , ,,,-, 2 if-5, ,Nygvi . .w Regan, Ham 2'3155vx :mir U A 'Q 94 F Wi 'npr ' . 2 X. :mud W w TL:-1 :yu w -11:1 ,MMmw. J 3-jj ' 'ra -,,-,,.. :ann : +- ' igjf. Z ,, ,,,agas,,.y, Hs? ' - . ggfmwz Q41 122:13 -. an gf, .I ,S Q . gf M - V ,Q . , ,V ,Y 1. . Y 1 tispljax ' I 'U ' , in 5? 35 V M Hiigggr E' 1 1 A W, M, L, N 'x fi? X- .Z... . k ' ' N WL, was Q 423:25 . :vm-:Q w 'n Twelve girls were selected at the beginning of the year to work on attendance. Each period they go to each class and pick up attendance slips. These are then recorded on the office sheet. Pat Pierson, a senior, takes care of the office attendance books. All clerical work is done under the careful guidance of Miss Shiery. Miss Delores Shiery, office clerk and secretary to Mr. Dennis. OFFICE MONITORS AID IN ATTENDANCE JS FIRST ROW: D. Carlisle, J. Brown, J. Berry, B. Chenoweth, I. Davis, L. Johnston. SECOND ROW: 1. Coe, L. Stickney, C. Fickle, D. Baily, J. Butters, L. Hart. FIRST ROW: Ed Gustafson, I.. Snyder, J. Reese, B. Granham, J. Hartnell, D. McKee, B. Snyder, B. Weaver, G LaBel1e, D. Cranham. . SECOND ROW: K. VanKampen, D. Noel, J. Sherman, R. Thatcher, J. Davenport, D. Sunday, R. McNall. THIRD ROW: j. Kistel, E. Moore, B. Wire, J. Wiser, K. Parsons, H. Cook. SHOP CLUB IS NEW ADDITION Organized by Ed Gustafson, the Shop Club has promoted more advanced woodwork- ing. The club is limited to twenty members composed from regular school shop classes. Being elected to the top two offices of the club were Dick McNall, president, and Dave Noel, vice-president. jack Wiser and Ken Parsons were elected secretary and treasurer, respectively. In order to maintain conduct, the group chose a citizenship committee to set up the rules for the club. Members who break these rules may be suspended from the club temporarily or permanently. in W-gilt? ,wllill H 5 'iiilliiliiii 'iii111 me ,ti in ,Nl-,,, 11-351 C p it 55212. J. 1, - v. 1 V H H .1 a 4 5- 1 N .5 - 'H 'H -fx .ll:-.i'2s1.gpFe!- rf 2 :1.- I 'gap :K B i N-3 ' , HMQFIIIH SEATED: B. Buys, D. Spencer, D. Lockwood, D. Buirley, B. Stickan, J. Nash, R. Mathews, SECOND ROW: D. Miller, G. Miller, T. Hosek, R. Holben, B. Brown, J. Derrickson, M. Harris, D. Hawk. THIRD ROW: B. Ramsey, B. Henson, D. Bonfiglio, j. Cole, M. Vaughan, J. Hartnell, J. Hoff. HI-Y PROMOTES HIGH STANDARDS To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character is the motto of the Hi-Y Club. The boys have had another active year under the leadership of president Duane Spencer. Helping him with club projects are the other officers, Dave Buirley, vice-presidentg jon Pennington, treasurerg Jim Nash, secretaryg Bill Stickan, chaplaing Dean Lockwood, sergeant-at-arms. In keeping with tradition, the boys again put up a Christmas tree, sponsored the popular Christmas for- mal, and cooperated with Tri-Hi-Y in sponsoring the Valentine formal. The club has pledged itself to clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship and clean living. Seton Bovee, advisor and Duane Spencer, president, plans for the annual Christmas formal. FIRST ROW: L. Stout, R. Seating, P. Feller, M. From, E. King, J. From, S. Elliot, J. Herman. SECOND ROW: F. Dean, S. Worden, P. Eyre, K. Lampman, P. Gallop, J. Aiken, W. Aiken. THIRD ROW: J. Young, K. Rudy, E. Harpham, K. Tarr, W. Baldwin, I. Bates, G, Malcuit, L. Snyder. a s N Director Douglas Hoopingarner leads the choir in a song for the student body. MORE MALE MEMBERS ADDED The Cardinal Choir under the direction of Mr. Douglas Hoopingarner presented a num- ber of musical concerts this year. First a Thanksgiving concert for the student bod-y and then a Christmas concert for the students and again for the public. They made various other appearances including a spring concert. Mr. Hoopingarner served his first year as choir director this year. In previous years he taught choir and geography in junior high. However, Cardinal Choir was added to his responsibilities this year. The new director captured interest in his choir work and was able to greatly increase the number of male members by the second semester. J FIRST ROW: S. Hilton, S. Burd, J. Bowditch, S. Mulchahey, R. Pope, P. Sowle, D. Wagner. SECOND ROW: S. Waltz, S. Acock, K. From, P. Middlton, C. Kirby, P. Curtiss, B. Erts, M. Love. THIRD ROW: E, Potter, E. Doudt, D. Parker, R. Lamberson, S. Marothy, C. Cameron, L, Parshall, G. Buyers. TO CARDINAL CHOIR THIS YEAR Aiding Mr. Hoopingarner in the direction of the choir was Patsy Feller, student director. Other officers included Patsy Feller, presi- dentg Sandra Hilton, vice-presidentg Pat Sowle, secretaryg and Susan Mulchahey, treasurer. Accompanying the choir this year was Esther Harpham. Esther Harpham, choir accompanist The From Sisters sing during Thanksgiving Assembly. FIRST ROW' R. Po e A Henson D Har ham 9.2 . p , . , . p . SECOND ROW: K. Herman, C. Cameron, S, Wolf, M. Dove, S. Gillespie, S. Acock. THIRD ROW: T. Tompkins, K. Sherman, J, Gage, G. Macklin, I.. Abramson, D. Strong, M. Chapman, C. Clark. FOURTH ROW? C. Bodie, J. Lewis, B. Bent, L. Kaclwell, C. Gallop, A. Allen, P. Chapman, S. Herman, M. Parker, R Lyons, .D. Bowerman, A. Enos, V. Nutt, G. Miller. FIFTH ROW: R. Harris, R. Philbrick, T. Tompkins, J, Cole, M. Rehm, D. Hawk, J. Peiffer. ai if i xiii? J 5 w- i' ii,3swi',,.4,,i.,,..,,, , ,, 658533325 Big, .fi ,V ..,,... H 5 HI iiie I rg gn, Band Director' Del Wise SPRING TOUR HIGHLIGHTS This year the CHS Band received a first in the annual marching contest. On January 23, the band presented its winter concert for the public. During the spring, the group worked on a concert festival and a spring concert toiir covering a three-state area. ferr ll K. Herman, M. Obed, T. Tompkins, FIRST ROW: D. Quinting, D. King, M. Sager, P. King. SECOND ROW: D. Knauss, M. Miller, J. Long, P. Peiffer, E. Harpham. THIRD ROW: B. Aldrich, H. Leavenworth, J. Sherburne, P. Hill, G. Malcuit, M, King, J. Roach, V. Russell, G. Mooi. FOURTH ROW: M. Obed, G. McPherson, R. Smith, S. Fletcher, C. Mollenkopf, J. Shorno, T. Lamberson, S. George, G. Malcuit, D. Hemlepp, T. English, J. Worden, S. Parrish, I. Shustrom, Carol Schimke. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Wise, S. Allemier, J. Gates, D. Spencer. BAND PROGRAM Officers for the band were Duane Spen- . L cer, captain, Tom English, student director, Sarah Allemier, librarian, Ron Philbrick, maintenance sergeant. D. Hemlepp, D. Spencer, I FIRST ROW: C. Bodie, J. Lewis, D. Quinting. SECOND ROW: J, Loose, C. Cameron, J. Reese ff 1 . xxff N alll f' 1 QW - I x x 47 mf' u 1 J' 'S 1 N '1K11.:.s1-5555.2 :EFL 1 1 1 ' 11 111111lI1111 ' 111111111111 111 1' Eiga 111111111 11491 4: 1111111 1 11 11 1 X. ? 111 1' 1. 1 .1 1 11 1 11 11 11 iii! ' 1 11N 1111 11 ,,1,,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 1111,1'2ff1111111e1 11111111 1 11111111 1 1111111151111-1 11 1 11 1111-135115311 1111111111 1,111 1 1 1 1 11 1a M.-Q 11 11 Z1 W ,,.. 2-my 1 M-, 1 1 111 1 1 A I M- 1 1 1 1 11 . Nga.- 11 1 1 1 1 1:1112 W11111111 111 1 14 wg 1 1 1 211 1 e 111 1 .3 1-,,111.e:111'?,fgf5i' 1 Q .. 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After the exciting, yet heart-breaking game, Dorothy and her court reigned over the homecoming dance. The decorations were few due to the new fire laws. However, the queen and court were seated on the decorated stage where their chairs were elaborately decorated and surrounded with palms. The dance was well attended and considered to be a very successful evening. 88 Mayor Arthur G. Lyon places crown on head of homecoming queen, Dorothy Carlisle. OF FOOTBALL SCORE C. Fickle, D. Lockwood, L. Ifflancl, R. Holben, M. Nichols, T. Lucas, K. Carr, D. Hemlepp, D. Carlisle, C. Curtiss CHRISTMAS Duane Spencer and Carolyn Clark f lil Wil jon Pennington and Martha Van Aken dine with Ron Perry and date. HI-Y Evening jack Hartnell and Bonnie Sparks, Duane Spencer and Carolyn Clark, Pat Elliget and jim Nash, Connie Fickle and Dean Lock- wood. Ron Wilcox and Judy Worden FORMA Lf 4 r .,r2 '-x -'efnvif y vggryv 7? 3-' X P Pat Elliget and Jim Nash seated with Sharon Fraser and Allan Joseph. I E 1 A 'f'Jln.1 .-A Mary Sagar and Del H known clate. awk chat with Sarah Vaughn and un 9I 92 FIRST ROW: D. Carlisle P. Feller R. Holben J. Berry L. Stickney J. Hiesroclt. S. Fraser SECOND ROW: B. Erts C. Fickle D. Scheidler G. Molitor D. Lockwood D. Bonfiglio K. Seaman D. Parshall MAN TRAP SET BY THREE As part of the senior's activity the class produced their annual class play choosing 'Three Blind Mice by Guy Bolton. 1' he action revolxed around three young sisters who selling their chicken farm pool their funds for an excursion to Miami to go 'rich-husband-hunting accompanied by her secretary Elizabeth played by Sharon Fraser and Moira the maid played by Patsy 1' eller. Romance for Pam comes on the scene in the form of Alfred DuPont played by Dave Bonfiglio an aspiring hotel social director. Henry Trowbridge portrayed by Gilbert Molitor a rudish hometown lawyer becomes Elizabeths prize. Moira captures the P heart of a wealthy young Harvard student Dean Lockwood as Stephen Harrington Addin to the confusion 'ire Mrs. Brambes Stephen s aunt played by Linn Stickney .-El and Stephens uncle Conrad Harrington played by Richard Holben. Dot Carlisle as Nose Parker causes chaos with her devious methods of collecting choice bits for Y her gossip column. Mr. Cord played by im Berry and anet I-Ieisrodt as the waitress added the extras in filling out the play scenes. , , , , , . , ,,,,, , . P i , , I H i P I C 1 3 C 1 .m Having a restricted bankroll, Kay Seaman as Pam poses as a rich young socialite C 7 7 7 7 I 7 4 7 7 rt . 5 7 , , , . 1 5 , 5 7 ' 7 7 U 1, 9 , J , l 5 155,579 me Eb K9 1 ,. ,-5 .. :.. E., Qi, Ars. 6,5 2 aw L2 mess ' I 1:3 u n'-Ei A 8 e wma: Kay Seaman and Dean Lockwood enact a touching, love scene as Dave Bonfiglio sneaks in for a candid photo. iiwzagg ii. , Em , SENIOR PLAY Linn Stickney and Dave Bonfiglio angrily point out the possible outcome of the three sisters' man hunt to Kay Seaman, while Richard Holben non- chalantly observes the heated scene, Miss Coscarelly, Coldwatefs play advisor, demonstrates tech- niques for applying eye make-up as Dean Lockwood patiently poses as the subject. SENIORS PARTICIPATE IN GOVERNMENT DAY mv The Board of Public Works for-a-day consisted of J. Noblit, J, Worden, G. Molitor, R. Killian, B. Sticken, K. Ratoscrasy. Through the careful planning of the Chamber of Commerce together with our Commission, Government Day was again initi- ated in Coldwater. Interested seniors spent the day with various officials learning their particular duties and obtain- ing a better understanding of city government. In the evening, a mock council meeting was held in which students tried to solve problems they had made up. QFD! pd A! T. Gresge, J. Greenich, and T. Hosek smile after solving a small problem. ,404 5 Earl Russell participates in Student Government Day. payee' J. Cole and G. Pearce confer with a Public Works serviceman about a mechanical de- vice. 3 ' rg' i U Qeiigitt Sandy Graham and jerry Myers pause at the heart-shaped entrance before entering into an evening of dining and dancing. VALENTINE BALL FEATURES One of the outstanding social events of the year was the Royal Valentine Ball, sponsored jointly by the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs. The Masonic Temple furnished the setting amid the traditional hearts and flowers and music by the Bob Stempion Band. A new feature of this formal was the selection of the ideal couplen to be King and Queen over the festivities. From a group of five couples, the royal couple was chosen and enthroned for the duration of the evening. o O 3 4 CHS students dance dreamily to the music of the Bob Stempion Band. 96- A fx fi ggggsftm t V W. , ad' i -dw? 6 , , W, W , 1, it a. , JN sam' A :sw Siiigggijp ww , ..- Z i- S- ,msn ,- , of 'i Couples Jim Nash-Pat Elliget a nd Jim Mollenkopf-Kay Seaman take a A KING AND QUEEN MX.'- T df Queen Diane Quinting and King Jerry Dooley. break for refreshments. ' 3 A Q , - -I lf , ,4 ' 4. ' Z ' Q' :V K ' fl . Q, V le A Yi: ' 'Q ' A N1 1 sg ' 'lf ' ,Q . ,,9l5M'gN lll11lll3Qg..gg.. U Y - Wil, W 'lll'mA l ' i, Couples relax during intermission. 97 john Long practices on uninterested Ted Tompkins and Sandy Graham. 98 Angel Bonnie Paddock whispers an idea to archangel Greg Miller and angel Judy From, JUNIOR PLAY CAST Whodunnit? This question was answered in the junior play under the direction of Miss Phyllis Coscarelly and student director Sue Castleberry. Cecil B. Gilford's mystery-comedy entitled Whodunnit was presented by the juniors on March 31 and April 1. The murder mystery evolved around Alexander Arlington, a famous, aging, well-to-do suspense writer, played by john Long. Alex finds himself in Heaven at the start of the production and discovers that he has been stabbed in the back. Well, being a mystery writer, he insists that he must know who murdered him or he'll never be happy in Heaven. Michael the archangel, portrayed by Greg Miller, assisted by two angels, Muriel and Isabelle, characterized by Bonnie Paddock and Judy From respectively, decides to let the miserable mortal man relive his last day on earth to discover his murderer. , Returning to civilization, Alex has one advantage, foresight. Trying to uncover a clue which would lead to the knowledge of his assailant, the author discovers everyone except Annie his housekeeper, played by Marcia Bailey. Through a conversation with gangster's moll Flo Baker, Janice Berry in disguise, Alex is confronted with the fact that his nephew Andrew, played by Ted Tompkins owes a huge gambling debt and could use the money he would receive as an only living relative. Former criminal Harry, now a gardener for the author, was the role of Bob Long. Harry is afraid Alex will squeal. Miss jenkins, the secretary, played by Sandy Graham, wants Alex out of the way so she can continue to write books under his pen name. Finally, his fiancee Vivian-twice his junior-played by Geva Burkovskis and athlete George Brewster, the role of Mike Brayton, wish to see the writer dead to inherit half of his money which he left to his future wife. Unfortunately though, Alex is murdered again in the same fashion as before and is still unaware of his murderer until the archangel 'enlightens him. ii N Y. 3552 Sr Q H gi x il l' 1' el-1, Sz . wwf, ll l 5 auxin 5? M' 13333 if ,N ag! , FIRST ROW: M. Brayton, S. Graham, I. From, G. Miller, T. Tompkins, Advisor P. Coscarelly. SECOND ROW: G. Burkovskis, B. Paddock, M. Bailey, J. Berry, J. Long, B. Long, SOLVES WHODUNNIT Q Angel Judy From jerks Bonnie Paddock back to position in order to pay attention to Greg's reading. Bob Long, Mike Brayton, and Geva Burkovskis listen to John Long as he relates his oncoming murder. 5, 2 c. 4 C xr MI? V 4 C' I J 65 R 67' E' '9 A7 Qs N x I '15 m f.. X i' ,,, W-f FIRST ROW: G. Pierce, R. Mathews, I. Mollenkopf, j. Peiffer, N. Salisbury, S. Waltz. SECOND ROW: J: Pennington, G. Archer, C. Eslow, T. Hosek, T. Smith, B. Coe. VARSITY TEAM MAINTAINS HIGH Varsity managers Ken Parsons and Sherman Stanley, Coach David St. Aubin looks over charts with Head Coach Pete Sangalli. FIRST ROXW: j. Parker, J. Dooley, M. Vaughn, J. Nash, D. Speaker, B. Buys. M B t R. Paradine, R. Van Dyke. SECOND ROW: R. Worden, E. Russell, L. Downs, . ray on, SPIRIT THROUGHOUT SEASON E. Lansing Albion Lakeview Coldwater xxx. 4 ..1l' Dj. TWIN VALLEY FOOTBALL STANDINGS Won Lost 7 0 Adrian 6 1 Sturgis 5 2 Marshall 5 -4 Three Rivers '.a MIKE BRAYTON, Tackle GORDEN ARCHER, Tackle Won Lost 5 4 3 4 1 6 O 7 LARRY DOWNS, End -xgwffana-fpffi wee? SANDY WALTZ, Tackle JIM PEIFFER, Guard CHUCK ESLOW, Center TEAM IMPROVED WITH EARL RUSSELL, Fullback Glen Pierce C275 sweeps around the end to .4 plain , Bruce Buys scores against Lakeview. f, , 11, f K u ie, GLEN PIERCE, Halfback 4. TOM SMITH, Quarterback 1 VV EXPERIENCE Ural Coach Sangalli greets Ron Worden and his father during Dad's Night activitres up yardage agamst Sfl.l1'g1S. 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PEAK IN ADRIAN GAME Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 50 Nov. 6 Coldwater Adrian Coldwater Marshall Coldwater Three Rivers Coldwater East Lansing RICK VAN DYKE, End gi .M BUD COE, Guard W 2.,.,.. ,, W, Y . . , Amr- u Q--i--H C7 ll W M H 'eff M' r sg M JIM NASH, Tackle JON PENNINGTON, End NEAL SALISBURY, End RON PARADINE, End ll ll , V1 ll fm. ,.l, arg- ' nil' 77 ll ' , V ,. 11 ,slash N., ZULM. f .fit 1- l ' 'l, UNH 1 1 1, I X Wlif' 'ull 'Flwwllw lf .5 ll llni' l 37 i:yeg.:f'rlu,32 -ie f fsillw' ll el. Lia,- T , i ,. ,,w11 llt'H .: iiifff :el w 5515? Him ,f'4?,f.' l -- lg A2 , .5 eww.-mg, ,ll . - M V 'Z l Z ll Vg y LW H QEAQQL r ,,.. i , ,Z if.. E if gl w 5, . FIRST ROW: L. Clearwater, W. Pelmear, M. Pfost, L. Waldron, D. Miller, P. Teeter, B: Peavey, H Hodge B Wood A. Stanfill. SECOND ROW: T. Barker, G. Hosek, J. Keys, R. Seitler, J. Sanders, T. Parker, B. Ogden, I. Abel, I. Bible J Eck THIRD ROW: J. Teeter, B. Russell, D. Strong, I.. Otis, J. Dingman, D. Shiery, B. Wilcox, D. Erts, R Paul RESERVE FOOTBALL SQUAD COPS 3 OUT OF 5 Reserve Coach Wayne Kellogg discusses outcome of Albion game with Coach Gerald Weaver. IO8 SCHEDULE Coldwater .. Sturgis ........ Coldwater .. Marshall .... Coldwater . Three Rivers Coldwater ,,,. Sturgis ..... Coldwater .. Lakeview .... Coldwater .. Albion ..... Coldwater .. Hillsdale .... SCHEDULE br 1 Coldwater ,..,,..,.,.......,..,, ..... 7 CTJ Sturgis .7 ,w.. ,...... 3 4 Coldwater ..... ...,.,A 2 0 Bronson ...., .... 7 Coldwater .,4. ..... Bronson ..... ..r, 7 Coldwater ..... .r.. 0 fHj Sturgis ....... ....... 3 3 Preparing for the game, coaches Ed Gustafson and Pat Lowe go over last minute techniques. FROSH GRIDMEN ENCOUNTER FOUR FOES SEATED: T. Shaw, B. Cranham, J. Hartnell, D. Johnson, T. Fisk, R. McNitt, D. Shaw, I.. Walrack. SECOND ROW: D. Carpenter, G. LaBe1le, G. Speaker, H. Walker, R. Barnes, B. Snyder, A. Miller, K. Parsons THIRD ROW: D. Noel, C. Woodward, D. Wilcox, H. Cook, D. Shilling, Myers, R. Schuman, G. Byers. ,,,,,. me -.L IO9 -, .. , .. is ' N it wt. Y : .av 1 L r in in ww in in in u K1 in 1 - W it it - it . if it it H Coach Roger Mitchell, C. Curtiss, J. Greenich, R. Holben, I. Cribbs, D. Lockwood, and G. Ditton. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM FIRST IN RACES BUT LOSES MEETS arrier Craig Curtiss takes second place in state. IIO Although Coach Mitchell's cross country squad managed to take first place in every event, they failed to come up with a team victory. Runner Craig Curtiss sparked the team by placing in the number one spot of all regular meets. Running with teammate Jim Green- ich in the regionals held at Lansing, Curtiss placed second out of 120 runners while Greenich took the 30 spot. Later Curtiss repeated his performance by taking second in the state meet. SCHEDULE Coldwater at Charlotte Coldwater at Camden Coldwater at Adrian ATHLETIC DIRECTOR COMPLETES 17th YEAR Athletic Director Floyd Eby has this year complet- ed his 17th season at Coldwater High School. Now coaching the varsity basketball team, he first came as athletic director, football, basketball, and baseball coach. As a teenager, he graduated from Constantine High School and attended Michigan State, Harvard Uni- versity, and Princeton for his degrees. During his coaching career at CHS, Coach Eby has had one championship football team, two baseball championships, two state basketball championships, and many league, regional and district basketball championships. 1 Coach Floyd Eby MEET THE BASKETBALL STAFF l GLEN? I C0417 ik I W SW EDAIH W, Basketball coaching staff observing some new play strategy. fLeft to rightj Dave St. Aubin, Roger Mitchell, Floyd Eby, Pat Lowe. FIRST ROW: C, Curtiss, Brayton, C. Eslow, T. Smith, J. Collier, B. Buys. SECOND ROW: J. Greenich, R. Holben, G. Archer, R. VanDyke, R. Paradine, L. Downs. Finishing a 16 game season with only 5 losses, Coldwater Varsity Cagers finished the best season in years with a 9-5 record in conference games. Coldwater lost its first ball game to a sharp-shooting East Lansing team on our home court. Winning the next four in a row, Coldwater was finally upset by the fired-up Adrian team. The team went on to win a three-way tie for second place in the Twin Valley League. Perhaps at no time in the history of Michigan basketball has a team lost so many games by such big margins as Coldwater did last year, and yet come back to a winning season the next year. With hopes hinging on five returning lettermen, three of whom are in the starting five, Coach Eby can hope for a winning season again next year. Final league statistics revealed Ron Paradine as top re- bound man with a total of 209 rebounds. Tom Smith lead in total assists with 84 to his credit. II2 CARDINALS TIE FOR SECOND PLACE OVERALL RECORD Won Lost East Lansing 1 3 3 Coldwater 1 1 5 Adrian 1 0 5 Albion 9 7 Lakeview 9 7 Three Rivers 6 10 Sturgis 5 1 1 Marshall 2 1 3 Coldwater's first 'home game. N Ron Paradine QIOJ, Rick Van Dyke f44j, and Tom Smith 1121 set up a play for two points against Three Rivers. IN LEAGUE Dick Holben 0101 leads fast break followed by jim Greenich. Larry Downs, Guard -- Ron Paradine, Forward . ' I' lV'T-AA-.?,.n1.M' i.E Jim Greenich banks in 'a basket for Coldwater against Three Rivers. Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater II4 SCHEDULE 64 Three Rivers 52 Marshall 53 E. Lansing 74 Hillsdale 65 Albion 62 Sturgis 63 Lakeview 56 Adrian 63 Three Rivers 58 Marshall 75 Hillsdale 5 1 E. Lansing 76 Albion 5 5 Sturgis 63 Lakeview 62 Adrian W., , its fr 5 Tom Smith, Guard 1959-60 BEST BASKETBALL SEASON Dick Holben, Forward Co-Captain Mike Brayton, Guard r : A 4 I sw 4 ig: an :uw 5, i WA... SINCE YEAR OF 1950 w Q N Gordon Archer, Center Ron Paradine adds 2 more to the Cardinal cause. Bruce Buys, Forward This page sponsored by I.. A. DARLING COMPANY Rick VanDyke, Center 5 if Y' A' 'Gif' 1' ' ' E1 ,E - gr sm. 12 ' A if, ,T ?:.Qj 5 V , A- Y, . , Vg: Y gg ' go Y , - 4 1 V 1,9551 , L W ' EHS Q 1 A 2135 5 x . Eg 'V X ' fi , . 5 ' ig -l.r 5 L , Il' . ug 1. . :4-l,-1 T M ' . 'firw' ' wg' QM 'pu Q ' ?'. ' , .,,..,.nf rm' '? :..5- J ' 'i 4:1 'Sf '- if 5 .1 F-f .A:.E3Ffj: ..-P' 'L V if' 'N ' .2 W jim Greenich, Guard I I5 Q Q 'hr f ' E 153, Gzmrd Dlck Holben goes high to up m a rebound. A 0 is if allllll-lllilllllllllwll,JJ'l..IlWll'lllli M lll mm A ,EE 1' 5 Coach Lowe, B. Russell, L. Clearwater, D. Knapp, L. Waldron, J. Cribbs, M. Pfost, B. Wood, D. Strong, RESERVES TAKE FIRST PLACE IN LEAGUE 117011 Lori Coldwater 1 2 2 E. Lansing 11 3 Sturgis 9 5 Lakeview 9 5 Marshall 5 9 Adrian 4 1 O Three Rivers 4 1 0 Albion 2 1 2 in Il tale-ff Mike Pfost scores winning basket against Lakeview with just two seconds remaining. This Page Sponsored by Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater BRANCH COUNTY ABSTRACT OFFICE 'SCORES 57 Three Rivers 22 53 Marshall 16 38 E. Lansing 28 55 Hillsdale 52 34 Albion 32 44 Sturgis 21 28 Lakeview 46 54 Adrian 35 43 Three Rivers 20 37 Marshall 32 56 Hillsdale 61 40 E. Lansing 36 46 Albion 24 36 Sturgis 42 50 Lakeview 48 59 Adrian 39 II7 l FUTURE VARSITY Coldwater 2 7 Bronson 24 Coldwater 3 1 Homer 24 Coldwater 26 Albion 40 Coldwater 30 Bronson 5 5 Coldwater 2 5 Sturgis 3 5 Coldwater 5 2 Hillsdale 5 9 Coldwater 45 Homer 56 Coldwater 54 Sturgis 3 3 Coldwater 56 W Hillsdale 42 FIRST ROW: I. Abel, S. Pierce, 1. Eck, R. Bently. SECOND ROW: D. Richardson, J. Keyes, G. Hosek, B. Wilcox. THIRD ROW: R. Peavey, H. Hodge, G. Shumann, Coach St. Aubin. P P as FRESHMEN Coldwater i Bronson Coldwater Homer Coldwater Albion Coldwater Bronson Coldwater Sturgis Coldwater Hillsdale Coldwater Homer Coldwater Lakeland Coldwater Sturgis Coldwater Hillsdale or , W , Y ,, ,F , .W Coldwater it . as . ' W 1 ' - Y 5 WE . it ,ia . f ' -J Lakeland - , ,, , ,, 5 af' . ' yn . ef- ,M 1 ,sit in 'um Jig-'ll - ,M 1 f 'ii .. L frat imfm?srw- T ' V1 iifuttu 'W i. . : wi i xii,-W Ellie' ll itll llzfvfval Jingle- afihlwfi 'tmliiaaral ll HHEIZSM- 451-25. it FIRST ROW: J. Boyer, M. Shiery, J. Teeter, H. Cook, D. johnson, R. Barnes, R. McNitt. SECOND ROW: T. Fisk, R. Harris, D. Carpenter, D. Van Wagner, G. LaBel1e, J. Hartnell, I.. Walrack, Coach Mitchell. THIRD ROW: B. Berry, C. Woodward, K. Parsons, S. Peavey, B. Wire, E. Moore, B. Winemiller. II8 FIRST ROW: L. Lukazcek, J. Parker, D. Shiery, B. Coe, V. Nutt, D. Taylor, J. Sanders, I. Burrows. SECOND ROW: G. Miller, L. Otis, P. Teeter, J. Peiffer, N. Salisbury, W. Pelmear, R. Yearling, D. Brown. THIRD ROW: M. Parker, R. Paul, J. Mollenkopf, J. Gottschalk. S. Waltz, A. Miller, M. Rehm, C. Watson, H. Massey L. Stout, Coach Wayfne Kellogg. WRESTLING COACH FACED REBUILDING TASK Coach Wayne Kellogg demonstrates a proper hold to varsity wrestlers Neil Salisbury and jim Peiffer. Dec. 18 Dec. 16 jan. 6 Jan. 15 Jan. 21 Jan. 27 Feb. 3 Feb. 10 Feb. 27 SCHEDULE Charlotte Sturgis Bronson Adrian Dowagiac Adrian Sturgis Bronson Twin Valley 5, af - M H 'Q rr. N .. Y . Y 25 wi 1. N 25? ag QQ 1 . l ' . f, :ff ' so 4' SCHEDULE April 6 April 22 April 23 April 25 April 27 May 4 May 7 May 11 May 14 May 17 May 21 Coach Pete Sangalli gives Ron Worden some tips to remember. Three Rivers Adrian Hastings Relay Bronson and Hillsdale Three Rivers Lakeview and Sturgis Albion Invitational Marshall Regionals at Kalamazoo Twin Valley State Finals TRACK MEN SPEND MANY HOURS PRACTICING FIRST ROW: R. Worden, T. English, J. Mollenkopf, D. Lockwood, E. Russell, B. Buys, C. Curtis, J. Dooley, J. Pennington. SECOND ROW: D. Erts, J. Eck, L. Bible, J. Abel, R. Mathews, D. Wilcox, J. Greenich, Coach Sangalli. THIRD ROW: M. Urbin, L. Walrack, B. Leaf, B. Barry, D. Shiery, B. Ramsey, S. Waltz, T. Smith, FOURTH ROW: T. Hosek, H, Hodge, P. Teeter, D. Holben, G. Shumann, D. Knauss. NEW COACH SPARKS GOLF SQUAD FIRST ROW: D. Richardson, B. Wilcox, T. Shaw, J. Wood, G. Haas, S. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Coach St. Aubin, S. Stanley, C. Woodward, D. Strong, J. Long, J. Cole. Coach St. Aubin and Sherman Stanley stop practicing long enough to pose. April 18 April 21 May 7 May 9 May 11 SCHEDULE Coldwater at Hillsdale Sturgis at Coldwater Twin Valley at Sturgis Hillsdale at Coldwater Coldwater at Sturgis ft' 'C Tennis lettermen-FIRST ROW: B, Russell, G. Hinckley, K. Elliot, D. Buirley, J. Rice. SECOND ROW: D. Bridges, J. Greenich, J. Cribbs, G. Molitor, D. Scheidler, Coach E. Gustafson, TENNIS TEAM SPARKED Anxious to get started 5 .,..53 G. Hinckley G. ' D. Scheicllet Mohfof and D. Buirley l !. r - f - New tennis members: R. Dovey, J. Gates, E. Moore, S. Pierce, J. Cole, SECOND ROW: Coach Gustafson, K. P arso ns, P. Lindner, J. Collier, J. Way. W BY TEN LETTERMEN W t 3 SCHEDULE April 5 Coldwater at Lakeview J- Greenich and In Gibbs April 12 Lakeview at Coldwater April 14 Hillsdale at Coldwater April 20 Coldwater at Three Rivers April 26 Coldwater at Albion April 28 Sturgis at Coldwater May 4 Three Rivers at Coldwater May 6 Albion at Coldwater May 10 Coldwater at Sturgis May 13-14 Twin Valley at E. Lansing May 17 Coldwater at Hillsdale May 20-21 Regionals at Kalamazoo BASEBALL TEAM HAS LONGEST SCHEDULE IN SCHOOL HISTORY IRONT ROW: B. Henson, D. Belote, M. Vaughan, D. Speaker, R. Mathews, B. Buys. SECOND ROW: T. Smith, M. Brayton, R. Paradine, 1. Pennington, G. Archer, L. Downs, Coach Frank Lowe Under the expert coaching of Pat Lowe, the varsity team made an excellent record for Coldwater High. Eight varsity lettermen plus one varsity transfer student returned this year to form a good nucleus. Last year's men carried a 11-4 record and were second in the Twin Valley League with a 5-2 record. Most of the boys were members of the summer Connie Mack team which won the Michigan State Connie Mack Championship with 23 con- secutive victories. The team this year played the longest schedule in the history of the school consisting of approximately 22 games. One of the highlights of the baseball seas-on was a three-day trip to Kalamazoo dur- ing spring vacation in which the team played five games with other schools in the Kala- mazoo area. The pitching staff was built around three-year letter winner Bruce Buys. His record last year was 8 wins 2 losses. The pitching staff will include seniors Gordon Archer, Ben Henson, Duane Belote, a south-paw junior, and sophomore Danny Speaker. Lead- ing hitters of the team were catcher Tom Smith, a three-year veteran, infielders Ron Paradine and Glen Pearce, and outfielder Roger Mathews. FIRST ROW: D. johnson, R. Barnes, T. Fisk, R. McNitt, D. Carpenter, D. VanWagner, J. Gottschalk. SECOND ROW: Coach Weaver, B. Ramsey, G. Lyons, W. Ogden, H. Smith, A. Stanfill, A. Grey, M. Scheidler. THIRD ROW: J. Teeter, W. Pelmear, B. Bruce, G. Hosek, J. Keyes, J. Collier, T. Henion. FOURTH ROW: L. Clearwater, H. Cook, D. Knapp, L. Wfaldron, H. Hodge, M. Pfost. RESERVE TEAM SHOWS REAL PROMISE The reserve team consisted of mainly freshmen and sophomores coached by Gerald Weaver. The team played an 8-game schedule, 2 games with Sturgis, 2 with Bronson, and 4 with St. Charles varsity team. Leading the reserves were first baseman Les Waldrong infielder Bruce Woodg .MQ pitcher Mike Pfostg shortstop Leon Clearwaterg outfielder Wayne Pelmearg catch- er Acie Stanfillg and second baseman jerry Gottschalk. tx 9 A NX .ff 1 X. 4 A .. X ci-1 hu fi pi This Page Sponsored by STANDARD PLUMBING ARNOLD AUTO PARTS STOKES MARINE SUPPLY l25 5 FIRST ROW: I. Dooley, M. Rehm, R. Paradine, J. Mollenkopf, C. Curtiss, B. Buys, C. Eslow, J. johnson. SECOND ROW! J- N2-Sh, J. Parker, N. Salisbury, G. Hinckley, S. Waltz, J. Peiffer, M. Vaughan, B. Henson. THIRID RSJW: D. Scheidler, A. Paradine, J. Rice, D. Buirley, R. Mathews, G. Pearce, B. Russell, H. Smith, D. Loc woo . FOURTH ROW: T. Smith, B. Hansman, L. Downs, J. Cribbs, R. VanDyke, R. Holben, J. Greenich, E. Russell, G. Molitor, R. Worden. A C CLUB INITIATES MOM'S NIGHT Striving to keep high morals and high morale, jim Mollenl-copfg treasurer Ron Paridine, and ser- the Varsity C Club set high standards for its mem- geant-at-arms Chuck Eslow, the club enjoyed another bers, and if the boys do not adhere to the constitution, active year. Entering the Halloween Parade, it re- they are removed from membership. ceived third prize. The club sponsored Dad's Night Under the direction of Coach Floyd Eby, president and Monfs Night during football and basketball sea- Craig Curtissg secretary Bruce Buys, vice-president son respectively. Coach Floyd Eby discusses plans with president Craig Curtiss and secretary Bruce Buys. i ? -xagkfiiifilf . i ' 1 1 l Varsity Cheerleaders: M, Nichols, D. Carlisle, Captain L. Iffland, B. Sparks, P. Curtiss GOOD SCHOOL SPIRIT MAKES CHEERLEADING A PLEASURE Varsity cheerleaders in action at Three Rivers-Coldwater game. Reserve Cheerleaders: J. Lewis, I. Coe, S. Worden, P. Larson, C. Bodie. .. ..... . VM Y N all 6 N. 1 eng-1-1 x i ,Q 3.11. 1'-f' FIRST ROW: B. Kreager, P. Curtiss, S. Worden, R. McLaughlin, D. Day, D. Burnsworth, S. Parrish, G. Mooi, K Bent M Show S. Slack SECOND ROW: S. Layman, G. Gomley, J. Withey, R. Ray, J. Fisk, S. Raymond, J. Goodwin, L. Stickney, S. johnson I. Scheidler C. Day M. Bobier S. Lougheed THIRD ROW: L. johnson, B. Bryan, S. Rock, P. Sowle, J. Pease, D. Hennegan, M. Bailey, J. Walker, K. Sherman S. Mulchahey M. Miller J. Coe S. Treat N. Worden FOURTH ROW: B. Monroe, K. Berkey, S. Gillispie, K. Day, J. Osborn, S. Vaughan, M. Chapman, J. Berry, B. Hass K. Tarr M. Parker M. VanAken J. Withey J. Hansman G. McPherson B. Lamberson G A A PROMOTES Miss Marilyn VanWyk advisor gives tips on volleyball techniques to GAA officers Beth Lamber son Judy Reese Judy Wforden and Marcia Bailey E am 5 ' 2 ' , 3 5 7 ' 3 , y 1 s - 3 3 I Y 7 J J ' O I l ! I D - , , , L I. Y- lll lll lllu ll lllmll Hull ,H lll HN X H llllllu W N.. gli.. .Gig W M.. W iw.: X. M W. 1. W. N .H Z Mlm 1 'N .. , New 'Lf K , f f ' ll H . ,Mag ww 1 w .w .. Nw . 33. -l ,w - H H 5 uw EY . V' .:::. 'W' l ll 'W' Nl' K 1 l ll MT? ml N FIRST ROW: S. Harris, E. Davis, L. Johnston, D. Corey, J. Reese, D. Sommers, M. Andras, P. Lothmer, V. Burns, J. McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: B. Sparks, G. Burkovskis, J. Hiesrodt, .D. Watlcins, M. Kline, D. Quinting, D. Harvey, D. Corwin, S. Eby, J. Noblit, J. Bent. THIRD ROW: P. Weakly, S. Kerr, S. Cleveland, S. George, K. Gochenour, C. Clark, J. Lewis, J. Bowditch, D. King, S. Speaker, A. Allen, S. Peltier, J. Dally, C. Rayborn. FOURTH ROW: W. Plettner, S. Chatfield, A. Enos, P. King, S. Fletcher, M. Corson, J. Larabee, D. Heath, J. Worden, W. Gruner, M. Miner, E. Doudt, S. Marothy, D. Kornsteiri, J. Hoag, S. Nealy. GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP To promote good sportsmanship and to provide intramurals for the girls is the purpose of the Girls Athletic Association which is under the direction of Miss Marilyn VanWyk. This group, which has Judy Worden as its president, Marcia Baily as vice-presidentg Beth Lamberson as secretary, and Judy Reese as treasurer, has its year's activities divided into individual and team sports. The team recreation consists of speedball, bowling, and volleyball and involves tournaments between teams. Tennis, badminton, and ping pong make up the individual activities. Games between the faculty and girls from GAA in volleyball and basketball were the main money making projects for this year. The club also sold sweatshirts to help increase their finances. A IRPOQ ,K 33.2. , sl i-'58 f9. ' Ml img 'gg 3 ..r w. 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CHICAGO BR 8-2870 A 8: P Super Markel' ,...... Alamo, The ............A...,.. Albrigh1 s .........,...... Allison's ...,,....... ..,.. ....... Arnold Aufo Paris ........... Baggerly Funeral Home ....... Bee Hive Shoe Sfore Bible's Rancheffe .................... Bradley's Grocery .,................,. Branch Couniy Absfracl' Office Branch Counfy Farm Bureau .... Branch Counfy Federal Loan .... Branch Counfy Savings Bank .... Branch, J. B. and Company .... Bryan Painfs .........,......,..,........ C 8: F Disfribufors Coffee Shop .......... Coldwafer Cleaners . Coldwafer Co-Op .,............ Coldwafer Daily Reporfer ...... Corless Cleaners ,..,,................. Credif Bureau of Branch Co. Culligan Sofl' Wafer ,....,.,...... Dally's Tire Company ,...... Daniel's Jewelry .....,......,.. Darling, L. A. Company ...... Davis Company ..........,.... Davis Sfandard S'l'a'I'ion .. Dobson's Insurance .............. Easf Side Gulf .,......,............... Economy Lumber Company ..., Elecfronics Service ....,.,...,..,.,.. EllioH's Markei ....., Faulkner Florisi' ...... Federal-Mogul ........ Firesfone Sfore .,.....,..... Freda's Beaufy Shop ......, Fremoni' Sfreel' Grocery ....., Gamble-Skogmo .... .... H 8: H Cleaners Horfon's ................,. House of Beaufy ....... Houser's Gulf ........ Ideal Painl' Sfore ,..... Johnson's Clofhing .....,. Juhl Cufrafe Drugs ..... Advertiser's Index ......,.l48 Kerr Hardware ........l50 Kiess Jewelry Kimber Coal Company .e,,.., ........l40 .,......I34 Legg Lumber Company ....... Livermore-Gillespie ....,.,.... ..s.....I25 ....A...l36 Luedder's Shoe Sfore ........l49 M 8: B Resfauranf ........l43 Marofhy Radio Shop ........l44 Mar+in's Book Sfore I7 McComb's Shoe Sfore McKinley's l876 House Michigan Gas Ufilifies .. ........I42 .....e.,I44 .....,..l46 Model Finance ........I33 Monfgomery Ward Company .......,l32 Music Mari' ..,,....l36 Neuhauser Hafchery I49 Newberry's ,...,...I44 Norfh Clay Sf. Grocery .,......l36 Olmsfead Dairy ,,,,,,,.l43 Osborns Sfudlo OHo's Sporfing Goods ..,,... I 33 .,......I45 Penney, J. C. Company ....... Pra'H' Mo'l'or Sales ............. ........I42 Pufnam Funeral Home ......... ......,.l33 ....,,.,I48 Qualify Spring Produc'l's ....... Seaman Office Supply ......... I5 ,,,,,,,,I43 Shaw Shoe .,,m,,I32 Shorfs ,,,,,,.,l44 Snyder's Bakery ........I48 Soufh Side Gulf Sfandard Plumbing ....... ......,.l35 I 34 Sfokes Marine Supply ....... Swee+'s Elecfrical Service ....a,.,l38 Teefer, Howard M ....... I 33 .....,..I39 Tomson, S. W. Insurance . '43 Toupalik l48 Trea+'s Aufo Parfs l49 Tribole'l s 'N-Wlgs T bl ' M k I' W-MI49 rom eys ar e .......,....... MI Up-'lo-Dafe Coal Company .. Van Aken's Florisfs ...,........... ......,.l36 v -.'-v-- I .........,............., --W-QI43 Wa'l'er's Shoe Sfore ,. ,,,W,l4l Way Oldsmobile l40 Wilbur's Furnifure Aldrich, Barbara, 162 Marshall Street. Allemier, Sarah, 874 W. Chicago Road. Allen, Nancy, 510 Bidwell Road. Ambrose, Dennis, 541 Grand. Archer, Gordon, R.R. 9964. Arnold, Tim, 21 Jackson Street. Bent, Judy, 51 N. Circle Drive. Berry, Jim, R.R. 9963. Bonfiglio, David, R.R. 9962. Boston, Boston Brouse, Robert, ,23 West Garfield. Brown, Brown, Brown, Charles, 96 Rose Street. Clayton 96 Rose Street. Bill, 98 Harrison Street. Harland, 64 E. Pearl Street. Joanne, R.R. 9964. Budd, Richard, R.R. 9965. Buirley, David, R.R. 9963. Burlew, Jane, 67. E. Pierce. Burritt, Robert, R.R. 9962. Bushong, Ronald, 240 Perkins Street. Butters, Jeannie, 21 W. State Street. Buys, Bruce, R.R. 9962. Cameron, Carol, 273 Hull Street. Carlisle, Dorothy, 67 Fairfield Drive. Carver, Sharon, 91 Green Street. Chenoweth, Beverly, 58 Hooker Street. Cleveland, Sue, 106 E. Chicago. Cole, John, 247 W. Chicago Street. Colvin, Judy, 188 Cutter Avenue. Colvin, Shirley, 188 Cutter Avenue Cornell, Ronnie, 139 Division. Cornish, David, 27 E. Park Avenue Curtiss, Craig, 86 W. Montgomery St. Dally, Ann, 61 Maple Lane. Davis, Judy, R.R. 9965. Day, Carolyn, 550 E. Chicago St. Dennis, James, 125 N. Michigan Ave. Derrickson, John, R.R. 9964. Dooley, Jerry, 70 Hull Street. Draper, Jack, 205 Hull Street. Eby, Sonet, 15 Cardinal Drive. Elliott, Ken, 260 W. Pearl St. English, Tom, 11 Avery Drive. Erts, Barbara, R.R. 9964. Feller, Patsy, 184 Fairfield Drive. Ferguson, Larry, R.R. 9962. Ferris, John, 11 W. Garfield Avene. Fickle, Connie, 313 Perkins Street. Finley, Ralph, R.R. 9962, Quincy. Fleming, David, R.R. 9965. Fraser, Sharon, 52 Fairfield Drive. From, Karlene, R.R. 9962. Fuller, Sharon, 335 S. Sprague Rd. Gallop, Richard, 607 Dayburg Road. Garrett, James, R.R. 9963, Quincy. Gottschalk, Jonnie, R.R. 9963. Granger, Sharon, 26 W. Pierce St. SENIOR ROSTER Greenaniyer, Ralph, 63 Walnut St. Greenich, James, 101 Pelton Ave. Haas, George, 85 W. Garfield Ave. Hacker, Tom, 70 N. Sprague Street. Harpham, Esther, 119 Division. Hart, Lee, R.R. 9964. Hartnell, Jack, 265 Hull Street. Henson, Ben, R.R. 9964. Hiesrodt, Janet, 85 Waterman Avenue. Hinckley, Gordon, 68 S. Sprague St. I-Iinnefeld, Gloria, 104 Pelton Ave. Hoff, John, 214 W. Pearl Street. Holben, Richard, 36 E. Alden Street. Hosek, Tom, 155 W. State Street. Hughes, Elizabeth, 198 E. Washington Iffland, Linda, 226 E. Pearl Street. Ingalls, Robert, 20 S. Michigan Ave. Jacobs, Stephen, R.R. 9964. Jankowski, Joanie, R.R. -7965. Johns, Larry, 136 Peckham. Johnston, Sheran, 83 E. Pierce St. Johnston, Linda, 153 Girard Rd. Jones, Sandra, 407 E. Chicago St. Keeslar, Kay, 267 W. Chicago St. Kimble, Norman, R.R. 9961, Union City Kintigh, Richard, 183 N. Fremont St. Kline, Mary Sue, 45 Balfour Drive Knapp, Leon, R.R. 9962. Koelbel, John, 11 S. Jefferson St. Kornstien, Diane, 290 Grand St. Krzeminski, Tom, 195 S. Jefferson St. Larabee, Joyce, R.R. 935. Leavenworth, Helen, 77 Maple Lane Lincoln, Terry, 183 E.,Pearl St. Lindner, Philip, 150 North Hudson St. Livermore, Bob, 81 Grand Street. Lockwood, Dean, R.R. 9961. Love, Mary Ellen, R.R. 9961. McBride, Judy, 19 Avery Drive. McClain, Harriet, R.R. 9961, Union City McDonald, Bruce, R.R. 9963. Maggart, James, 46 Charles Street. Mathews, Roger, R.R. 9963, Quincy. Molitor, Gilbert, R.R. 9963. Mollenkopf, James, 144 N. Hudson St. Musselman, Beverly, 93 Walnut St. Nash, James, 768 E. Chicago St. Nettleman, Stanley, R.R. 9965. Noblit, Joyce, 249 Hull Street. Norton, Bonnie, R.R. 9961. Norton, Don, 71 W. Montgomery Norton, Duane, 22 Jay Street. Paradine, Andrew, R.R. 9961. Paradine, Ron, 115 N. Jefferson St. Parker, Marvin, 619 Grand. Parshall, Bonnie, 51 Preston Street. Parshall, Deanna, 38 Tibbits. Pearce, Glen, 193 Marshall Street. Peiffer, jim, 304 jonesville Road. Pennington, Jon, 226 E. Chicago St. Petch, Harold, 145 Marshall St. Philbrick, Ron, 93 Taylor St. Pierson, Patricia, R.R. 9951, Quincy. Pleetner, Wynona, R.R. 735. Pope, Rosemary, 28 N. Polk St. Preston, Carolyn, R.R. 9952. Quimby, Larry, R.R. 9952. Rice, jim, R.R. 9951, Union City. Russell, Earl, 20 Harrison St. Salisbury, Neal, 56 Vans Ave. Scantlen, Patricia, R.R. 9953. Scheidler, David, 105 Henry St. Seaman, Kay, 203 W. Chicago St. Shiery, Mike, R.R. 9951. Siler, Samuel, R.R. 9954. Silvers, Carole, 185 Jackson St. Slack, Sharon, R.R. 9954. Snyder, Lynda, R.R. 9954. Sowle, Harold, R.R. 9952. Spencer, Duane, 333 Marshall St. Sperbeck, Hal, 95 E. Montgomery St. Stanfill, Helen, 137 Hull St. Stanley, Sherman, 233 W. Pearl St. Stemen, Vallie, R.R. 9953. Stickan, William, R.R. 9951. Stickney, Linn, 205 Stickney Road. Taylor, Charlotte, 198 Henry St. Taylor, Evelyn, 198 Henry Street. Temples, Barbara, Henry St. Tompkins, Ted, R.R. 9953. Timm, Connie, 158 Grand Street. Traser, Robert, 31 E. Montgomery St. Vaughan, Mike, 225 E. Chicago St. Watson, Clyde, 296 S. Quimby Rd. Weaver, Alan, 29 Henry St. Whitmore, Mabel, R.R. 9951, Union City. Wilcox, Judy, 89 jackson St. Wood, james, 280 West Chicago St. Wforden, Judy, 86 Daugherty St. Worden, Ron, 367 Marshall St. Wortz, Duane, R.R. 9952. Yearling, Larry, R.R. 9951. Do you like to play with dolls? Sparky applaudes himself Aldrich, Barbara Allemier, Sarah ...... Allen, Nancy ,..,. ..... 11, 85 69, 11, 85 1 ...... .,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,, 1 1 Ambrose, Dennis ,...r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4.,,,, 11 Archer, Gordon .... 11, 102, 124, 126, 29, 115,116 Arnold, Tim ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,, 11 Bear, Judy ,r1,1..... 11, 64, 67, 69, 90, 129 Berry, Jim ............1.....r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11, 74, 5 Bonfiglio, Dave Boston, Charles ..,. Boston, Clayton .,,, Brouse, Robert .... Brown, Bill ...,....,, Brown, Harland .,,, Brown, Joanne . 1..r.. Budd, Dick ..... Buriley, Dave ........ Burlew, Jane ................,..,....,,,, Burritt, Robert ...,,.,.,, .111.1111.111. 11, 81, 92 .11. 12, 72, 76 1. 12, 67, 76 111111 12 12, 29 .1111. 12 .11. 12, 79 111111111111111111 12 12, 80, 126, 29, 122 12, 64, 66 Bushong, Ronald ,......,...,, ...,.. .,......,. 1 3 Butters, Jeannie ,.............,,....,,,...,..,,. 13, 71 Buys, Bruce 1,,,,... 13, 81, 102, 120, 124. 126,112,115 Cameron, Carol ........,1,. 13, 67, 69, 83, 84 Carlisle, Dorothy .... 10, 13, 70, 79, 88. 92, 127 Carver, Sharon .,.. 13, 64, 70, 9, 30, 31 Chenoweth, Beverly ,,....,..,....,. 13, 69, 79 Cleveland, Sue ..,........ .,......,. 1 3, 71, 129 Cok,John ,.........1... ..,,,,, 14,81,95,121 Colvin, Judy ........ Colvin, Shirley ...11,. 14 Cornell, Ronnie , 1..,..,,....,,, .,.,. ..,...,,,,... 1 4 Cornish, Dave ................................ 14, 30 Curtiss, Craig ,.,. 14, 64, 66, 74, 89, 110. 120, 126, 130,112, 116 'DaHy Ann ,,,,.....,1......... 14,64,66,7o,3o Davis, Judy ,.,.,.. Day, Carolyn .,...., Dennis, Jim ........... ,........ 14,71,79 .1.14,77,128 111.11111111 15 Derrickson, J0hn ..............Y....., -,----- 1 5, 31 Dooley, Jerry .......1,.1, Draper, Jack ...., Eby, Sonet .,.. Elliott, Ken ,,,,.. 15,1o2,12o,125,97 15, 69, 129 15, 63, 126, 122 15, 120, 126 85 English, Tom .....1. ...... 1 Erts, Barbara .... 15, 92, 85 Feller, Patsy ..,......... 15, 62, 69, 70, 92, 82 Ferguson, Larry ............................-.-,-.f. 16 Ferrk, John .,.....................--.--.----------- 16 Fickle, Connie ,.,. 16 69, 79, 88, 90, 92 Finley, Ralph .....1...............-...--.----,,--,--- 16 Fleming, David ....... .....,2---.--.,----,.-- 1 6 Fraser, Sharon ..... ..... 1 6, 70, 92, 5 From, Karlene .... ........,, 1 6, 70, 33 Fuller, Sharon ..... 9, 31 Gallop, Dick ....1. l54 16, 64, 67, 70, 16 SENIOR PICTURE INDEX Garrett, Jim ,.,.........,. ..,,,,,,,, 1 7 Gottschalk, Jonnie ........ .,.,.,, 1 7, 71 Granger, Sharon ....., ,,,,, 1 7, 71 Greenamyer, Ralph .............,....,,.,..,.,,,, 17 Greenich, Jim ...,..,. 17 110, 120, 126, 95,112,114,115,122 Haas, George ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 17, 121 Hacker, Tom ..,,,1,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 7 Harpham, Esther ,,,,,,, ,,,, , 17, 66, 70, 5, 8, 9, 31, 82, 85 Hart, Lee .....,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 7, 79 Hartnell, Jack .... ...... Henson, Ben ,...... Hiesrodt, Janet .,.... ..... Hinckley, Gordon ........,... 122 Hinnefeld, Gloria .,,,, Hoff, John ...,...,,,,.....11,1,,,.,,.........,., 18, 81, 90, 29 18,81,124,126 11. 18, 69, 129 18, 64, 126, 50, 111. 18, 70, 39 18, 81 Holben, Dick .,,,..., 10, 18, 81, 89, 110, 12O,126,112,113,114,116 Hosek, Tom ............ 18, 81, 102, 120, 95 Hughes, Elizabeth ..,,......,..,..,..,.....,..1... 18 Iffland, Linda .....,,,........ Ingalls, Bob .,.,, Jacobs, Steve .,..., Jankowski, Joan ..... Johns, Larry .......... Johnson, Sheran .....,1 Johnston, Linda ,,,,,, Jones, Sandra ...1 Keeslar, Kay ....... Kimble, Norm .,.. Kintigh, Dick .,..... Kline, Mary Sue ...... Knapp, Leon ...,.... Koelbel, John ,...... 10, 19, 88, 127 .1. 19, 5 19, 69 ,11111111 19 .111111. 19, 128 .1. 19, 79, 129 19, 69 19 20 20 20, 129 20 Korristein, Diane ,.......,... 20, 67, 69, 71, 129, 31 Krzeminski, Tom ...,, ......,...... 2 O, 76 Larabee, Joyce ..,..,,...,............. 20, 77, 129 Leavenworth, Helen ..,..... 20, 9, 31, 85 Lincoln, Terry ................,....................... 21 Lindner, Philip ...,.,.. 21, 73, 78, 9, 31, 85 Livermore, Lloyd .,.........................,.,.. 21 Lockwood, Dean ............ 21, 62, 80, 89, 90, 92, 110, 120, 126, 8, 9, 31 Love, Mary Ellen ............ 21, 70, 91, 31, 83 McBride, Judy ....,.... ....... 2 1, 71 McClain, Harriet ..... ,......,.... 2 1 McDonald, Bruce ........,....,............--.----.-. 22 Maggart, Jim ................................ 21, 76 Mathews, Roger ........ 10, 21, 81, 102, 120, 124,126,9,31 Molitor, Gil ,....... 22, 92, 126, 9, 95, 122 Mollenkopf, Jim .... 22, 102, 119, 120, 126, 96 Musselman, Beverly ......--,--.--44------- --------- 2 2 Nash, James ,... 22, 96, 80, 90, 102, 125 Nettleman, Stanley ,..... ........... . .- ..-.-- -- 22 Noblit, Joyce ...... .,,. 2 2, 64, 66, 129 Norton, Bonnie .,..,,, 1,1,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 2, 70 Norton, Don ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 3 Norton, Duane ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 3, 72 Paradine, Andy ,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25, 126 Paradine, Ron .... 1 1 5 Parker, Marvin Parshall, ,Bonnie Parshall, Deanna ...,...,,,,,,,,,,,, , 24 12Q 111 111 11. 23, 119 23, 69, 92 Pearce, Glen .................,.. 23, 102, 126, 95 Peiffer, Jim 11...... 25, 102, 119, 126, 84 Pennington, Jon .... 23 126,116 Petch, Harold ...,, Philbrick, Ron ..,.. Pierson, Pat ..,....,,,,, Plettner, Wynona Pope, Rosemary ..1... Preston, Carolyn Quimby, Larry .....,,,, 90, 102, 120, 124. 24 .1. 24, 84 111. 111111 24 24, 129 .11. 24, 69, 83, 84 Rke,Jhn .... 24,64,72,75,75,78,126 8,9,31,122 Russell, Earl .,.,.... Salisbury, Neal 24, 102, 120, 126, 45 .1 25,102,119,12Q 51 Scantlen, Pat ...,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25, 71 Scheidler, Dave ............,,....,. 25, 126, 122 Seaman, Kay .... 25, 64, 67, 69, 70. 92, 9, 31, 96 Shiery, Mike 1.,... ,,,,, 2 5 Siler, Sam ....... ,,,,,,,, 2 5 Silvers, Carole ..... Slack, Sharon Snyder, Lynda Sowle, Harold Spencer, Duane ......., 26, .1, 25, 71 .11. 25, 128 .11 .111111111. 25, 82 80, 90, 29, 85 Sperbeck, Hal .,,1. ..,.....,,.,......,,........,,.. 2 6 Stanfill, Helen .....1........,.., 26 Stanley, Sherman 1..... 26, 39, 121 Stemen, Vallie .... .....,1,........1,,1. 2 6, 71 Stickan, William ..............11,,,1 26, 80, 95 Stickney, Linn ....,,,,.... 26, 67, 71, 79, 92, 128,51 Taylor, Charlotte .....,..,,.,..,.....,1,,.,,. 26, 77 Taylor, Evelyn ........ ..,.. 2 7, 77 Temples, Barbara Timm, Connie 27 27 Tompkins, Ted ...................,, .... ,.,,,.... 2 7 Traser, Robert ..............1...............,......1.. 27 Vaughan, Mike .....,,. 27, 81, 102, 124, 126 Watson, Clyde ......,........i1..........,.... 27, 119 Weaver, Butch Whitmore, Mabel .,.. Wilcox, Judy ..,.. Wood, Jim ...,... Worden, Judy 85, 95 ,. ........... 27 1. 27, 77 121 28, 66, 91, 129, 11111111 28, Worden, Ron ......,. ....., 2 8, 102, 120, 29 Wortz, Duane .... 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