Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

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Projects Are Assigned PLAYING HOUSE? OR IS Rustum charg- ing to battle? Doug Johnson, Mrs. Good- reau, Sue Goss and .lanet Wortz look over models constructed by students to portray each story that the class has read this year. ,az THE WORLD LOVES a laugher. Mrs. Irene Byers reads to her Eng- lish class about the meaning of names. She teachers both 9th and llth grade English. fl Wf Hail: 45 YEARS. Phyllis Slack, Larry Bible, and Roy Brigg measure the line on this chart that represents the length of life of an American author. This project was held in Mrs. Byers' room.

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Workshop In August Heat CHAUCER FAN lectures class. Mr. Elwood McClellan, llth and 12th grade English teacher, prepares to give his semester exams. Mr. Mc- Clellan also teaches debate. THE PAUSE THAT refreshes the memory. Mrs. Nancy Coodreau is teacher of journalism and 10th grade English. She is also advisor for the school papers. WE JUST LOVE ENGLISH TESTS! This ridiculous state- ment is made by Phyllis King, Sharon 'Rock, Carol Rayburn, Jim Davenport and John Sher- man.

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Drama Is A Part My Carl It's rolling down the hill , , , Right into that tree! Oh, well, l've got insurance. ABOVE, Miss Phyllis Coscarelly portrays moods of fear, surprise, disgust, and disdain-show- ing the type of antics a play director or speech teacher must go through to get the students to emote and interpret their part effectively. NOW WHICH BUTTON was I told to push? ? Barry Michael is confused by the office inter- communications system. During the year, speech class members each gave the morning an- nouncements once. COLDWATER ENGLISH TEACHERS at work. Around the table-Corleone Cochrane, Margaret Hammond, Margaret I Marchant, Irene Byers, Kathleen Winemiller, Elwood McClellan, Anne Hayes, Phyllis Coscarelly, Ruth Scheicller, Nancy Goodreuu. 29