Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

Contents Part I: Our Gang ............ ||irt II: The Way Things Work Epilogue: Once Is Not Enough . .. John Fitzgerald Kennedy 1917-1963 We’ve shared triumph and tragedy, days of carefree fun and discovery . . . 1960: Nixon Defeated 1968: Makes Comeback 1972: Wins by Landslide 1973: Vietnam — “Peace With Honor” Watergate Breaks 1974: Nixon Resigns Out of the dark came a light. . . We are that light. We have been spectators, now we are the players. 11 Our Gang... Seniors.........16 Juniors.........36 Sophomores... .52 V The Senior Class officers enjoy a friendly chat with the local constabulary. Standing in shame are Skip Lackey (President), Andy Belschner (Vice- President), Pam Stuart (Treasurer) and Carol Hcmker (Secretary). Senior Class pages sponsored by: Branch County Bank. J. B. Branch Sc Co., Culy s, Legg Lumber and J. G. Yerington 16 Faith Adams ff ( Scott Allen Rick Barber Chad Athinson Tammy Barkouski Sam An near Rebecca Barnett Deb A mold Em Bacon Jackie Bartlett 17 Joann Blair Mark Bovee Jenny Bawden Andy Belschner Marcia Blanchard Deb Bond Terri Booher Jill Borland Kevin Bowers Brian Bradley 18 Debbie Bristol Sue Brooks Alice Broughman Dave Broun Vicki Brown Wayne Case Carolyn Chambers Troy Chehowski Sue Calvaruso Jody Cazier Jodie Claar «21 Carol Cline Cary Collins Kristi Callahan Mike Catey Karen Cook 19 Charity Cowles Michele Cutcher Gary DeMond Scott Cope Mike Craun Jill Deal Steve Dexter Jon Cornish Paul Creal Elesa Deisler Kristi Diehl Theresa Coscarelly Ann Cunningham Debbie Dillon 20 Brian Dirschell John Elkins Brian Felton Penny Fisk Mark Dow Jeff Engle Jack Fleming Gerry Dulin Polly Ferry Karin Foerster Babbie Everline Kim Foley 21 Marla Gilfillan Rhonda Granger Sue Foss John Frohnappel Rick Gleason Russ Gardner Butch Gochcoff Glenn Griffin Colleen Gruner Roger Frailey Toby Gates Chris Granger 11 Rudy Hall Mary Kay Hannon Jill Hapner Sherry Hoffman Sue Hurley Bill Hoff Dale Johnson 23 Karen Johnson Kim Kay tor Leonard Kunk Linda Lawerence Sue Johnson Mike Kelley Pam Johnson • L Debbie Kelly Mary Lackey Kim LaGro Don Lemons Deb laonard i ! Shigimi Kaneda Lisa Kerr Tim Lane Carman Leskow 24 Lisa Loose Robin Mather Ijtke Under Joe Ijopez Mary Lytle Vv tty - Rose Mavis Scott Undquist Craig MacRae Steve Maxson Lynn Longstreet Lynn Ijtndstrum Kathy May Mark Meyer Kirk Miller lidna McLaughlin «v Karen Meyer Jon Morrill Robin Musselman Greg Morr Unda Myers Steve Myers Steve Neesley Kathy Mem man Annette Montegomery Betsy Nelson 26 Cindy Nelson Jill Olmsted Debbie Paul Brenda Perkins Michelle Otis Jo Ann Peterson Sherrie Peet Cheryl Penpraze Janis Pfost Carol Pierce Kevin Pierson Carr t Robey Mary Russo Muriel Reppert Steve Rzepka Penny Quimby Jim Riddle Rene Rossetter Ann Rebentisch Cindy Robarge Greg Ruble) Cathy Schappert Carol Smith Julie Smith Doug Sechler Dana Smith David A. Snyder John Seiler David Smith David IF. Snyder Shirley Seiler Brad Smith Jerri Smith Bill Stahl hood Pam Stuart Debbie Taylor I Renee Swain Cindy Thompson Russ Streeter Shaun Swain Jeff Title t Monica StrobeI Bill Tail I jnda Tompkins 30 k Val Troutman Roberta Watson Martha Tubbs Lance Van l annen Mike Weaver Ron Toners Tim Welke John Vance Ruth Warner Pat White 31 Steve Whitson Garry Wilber Shelly Wood Ned Yearling Kim Wirick Debbie Wright John Yelavich Terry Wickland Jim Wolf Julie Yearling Kathy Widener Kirk Yearling Not Annette Charbeneau Jeff Dale Candie Fillcy Jim Haehl III Sue Hagcrty Lori Janik Julie Klimmer Nancy Linn Chris Lytle Pictured Alan Miller Sue Olsen John Schull Gary Sitrcs Cathy Smith Chris Smith John Sward Tim White 32 We May Never Pass This Way Again . . . Life — so they say b but a game and they let it slip away Like the twilight in the road up ahead They don't see just where we're goin' And all the secrets in the universe Whisper in our ears and AU the years will come and go And take us up always up Dreams — so they say A re for the food and they let them drift away Peace — like the silent dove Should be fly in' but it’s only just begun Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage Sail our ships out on the open sea Cast away our fears and All the years will come and go And take us up — always up We may never pass this way again So I wanna laugh while the laughin ’ is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile I may never pass this way again That's why I want it with you ’Cause you make me feel like I’m more than A friend Like I’m the journey And you're the journey's end I may never pass this way. Juniors — Some Couldn't Get Their Stuff Together JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Randy Kelley — President. Melinda Paul — Vice-President. JoAnn Wyss — Treasurer, Vicki Havens — Secretary. Thu page sponsored by House of Flavors and I .alee F.ne Door 36 Leslie Adams Annette Adler Michem Aker Lisa Allen Karen Ames Jackie Anderson Jeff Armstrong Cheryl Ash Cheryl Avery Betty Baird Vicky Baker Adela Barns a Tom Boger Sheme Bailey Kathy Borden Beth Branch Tod Breitenwischer Steve Bridges Becky Brooks Harley Bumtt v 4TJ Date Broun Carolyn Byrne Pam Callahan Sue Case Tex Christman Mike Church Tim Claar Teresa Clark Kathy Colvin Chris Coscarelly Pat Croy Steve Culbert Terry Cody 7 1 Brandy DeLoach Kim Cunningham Chris Davenport Scott Davidson Sue Dennis Greg Diehl Chuck Dosier Marla Deal Patty Downer Roger DuBois Ed Elkins Ruth Feahr Brian Fraser Greg Gantzer Krystal Gardner Cam Gates Karen Galtnts Chris George Stacey Goodreau Kathy Goodwin Cathy Granger Rick Gates Cathy Granger Roxann Granger Jeff Gray Susan Gray Terry Gershaw Sam Griffin Tammy Griffin Corbin Grimes I any Halstead Bill Halstead Vicki Havens Sue Hawkins John Haynes Cathie Hayward Paul Heffelfinger Tim Hemker Judy Heator Tammy Heator Lynn Hiner Jenny Hoag Brenda Hoff Orville Hoff i Dennis Johnson Gary Hurley Robin Huss Harry Harwood Randall Hazalbaker Mary Jo Henderson Lori Hunker Jim Johnson Sharon Kaley Judy Kasperski Tony Kiavinski Ken Klein Iuiura Kurtz Susan Kubasiak Francis Laivhead Beth Lenon Bob Lopez Sandy Lopez Randy Kelley IJsa Knight Julie Lane Carey Leskow Julie Ijopshire Chris Kellogg Wes Kinsey Jan Linteau Nancy Lincoln Julie Luce Kathy Lytle Jeanine McElvain VI John Meyer Tammy Mackenzie Ki Pam Meyer Roger Macklin Debbie McKinnon I Tim Meyer i Garry McBride I V Bill McLaughlin Pam Miller John Metzger Tammy Miller Nanine Minuch Shelly Morrill Gordy Mosher Marcia Mundy Renee Munn Carl Murdock Mark Nelson Carol Myers Robin Myers Chris Neesley 0 Earl Nagle Jody Otis Bnan Palmateer Jack Paradtne Jim Parker Carol Patch Melinda Pauli Scott Peck Howard Peel Micki Parlette Cindy Penn ' Ted Pettibone Jill Pfost Susan Pickett Cindy Pierucki Marcia Pifer Vicky Pifer Joan Pitts Theresa Pohl Bill Post Cindy Pudak Cathy Qutmby Sarah Rafferty Lee Rahunen Diane Rhodes Deb Roberts Judy Rogers Ed Reynolds Ed Rosenberry Tim Rouse Scott Saputo Mary Schafer Martha Setter Elaine Shaw Chris Shedd Bemie Shook Tony Sikorski Dean Smith Brenda Simons Gerald Smith Kirby Smith Barb Shemel Michelle Skinner i Gayle Sissem Jill Smith Mike Smith Tom Smith Jerry Smoker Brian Smullen Rose Snyder lac Ann Sours Diane Spade Ben Stahlhood Patty Stickney Randy Stiles Sharon Straw Dennis Street Doug Street Colette Strohel Sherry Sunday Karen Thomas Mike Suever Janet Summers Doug Hompkins Chris Toth Carol Tower Kathy Townsend Robin Trombley Chet Vettle Tim Tucker Brran Wages Tom Tucker Chuck Wagner Mark Turner Sue Wagnor Bob Uhrig Jamie Walker Jeff Ward Lori Wardwell Bill Warner Rick Watson Patty Weaver W Marion Wells Steve Weitekamp Kirk Weakly ■ Sheila Wilson Jerry Winters Tom Withrow Jo Anne Wyss I George Yockey Terry Zabontck Sot Picturtd Darlene Zegarski Pete Ash Randall Barfell David Bonzales Valentina Cardenas Carl Chat field Randy Church Deb Dobson Paul Doty Aidcn Ebbit Rob Emsbcrgcr David Ernst Jackie Fcahr Dennis Coheen Bill Hance Cheryl Heator Judy Karn Dawn Kinyon Jerome Kowaski Jayann Lyon Thomas Manning Leslie White Corky Williams Duane Yockey Kirk Miller Mitchell Miller Rebecca Miller Cheryl Mock Michael Petters David Pfau John Phairas Kevin Pierson Louis Raymond Jim Riddle Steve Rigg Randall Schappcrt Ray Siler Timothy Stansell Laurie Tappendcn Mark Toon Mark Walling Tamara Winner Mary Wright 47 What Happened To All Those Juniors? 49 Sophomores — A Howling Year SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Back Row (I to r): Connie Fry, Annette Widener. Front Row (I to r): Diane Davis, Vicki White 50 David Aldrich Maxine Arnett Killy Arnold Tammy Ash Laura Baker David Aviza Celeste Bailey Lynn Austin Sharon Ashton Sarah Baker Daniel Balcom Brian Barnes Tim Barnett Tom Barnett Kathy Barone Dennis Bartlet Colleen Batterson Steve Baxter Gail Belote Larry Bowling Scott Bray ton ■ f A Jerry Bowen John Carpenter Harold Case Kevin Butts Tim Byers John Callahan Mary Chambers JRt Sue Charles Steve Case Vickie Clark Cindy Coats Pat Cole Brenda Collins Andy Chehowski Jeff Collins Louise Combs Jeff Connell ife James Cope JoEllen Cox Diane Crabill Unda Craig Robert Crandall William Crandall Cathy Cranson Tony Curtis Kathy Daknis Jane Davey Diane Davis Cheryl Deal Maria Deisler Pam Deisler Brel Denbrock John Denbrock Gerri Denny Lee Dogan Jayne Doll Denise Dorr Julie Downer Kathy Drayton Larry Elkins Dean Doty David Eyre Randy Earwell Dianna Eeahr Sharon Fisher Tom Felton Pat Foster Charles Frazier Dan Fleischman Marty Fleming Bob Form ter Trma Garrett Ellen Groholski Debra Grzbowski Rodney Hall Tom Hale Carol Hall Jo Ann Her Craig Hilbert Mark Hildebrand Joyce Horn Donna Houtz Guy Houtz Tony Huffman Vem Hufnagle Sherry Hurley Dawnette Hutchins Jeff Johnson Judy Johnson CarolJohnson Mary Johnson Tony Johnson Kathy Jordon Joe Johnson Jodi Kellogg Dee Dee Kelly Greg Kelly Judy King Mark Kinsey John Kroemer Reed Lenz Linda Linteau Mark Clyne Darrell Knauss Dave Lymbumer Teresa Lyon ' Eric Lytle ■ David Luke Diane Ijindstrum Kathy MacKenzie Troy Malone Susie Massey Greg Matthews 7 Julie Martin Amy Mattison Terry McCarty Scott McCouit Ricky McCowan Ijeesa McCoy Jane Me Michael Terri Mercer Pat McCurley Mike McLatcher Rocky McLatcher Bob Morrill Ron Morrill Sue Moore Todd Mossman Terry Milliman Ron Mosher Pam Moore Chris Mosier Steve Moyer Denise Mussellman Judy Myers Nancy Nagle Peg Nighswander Jack Noblit ( Chuck Nieman Date Nettleman Jim Newberry Tammy Nutt Mike Odren Tom Olmstead Mike Olszewski Bill Page Rick Paradine DeWayne Panhall Mike PaUenon Steve Pickering Vickie Poley Melissa Poling Patty Post Cjndy Pudak Steve Rakoske Mite Reed Ellen Pope Ryan Reeg Cindy Relich Joy Reppert Dave Richards Faith Ricker Barb Riley ) Dave Robey Dan Riede Lisa Rigg Brett Roberts Willard Rose Gil Ruble) Patty Rumsey Rhonda Rurka Kim Ruse Mary Rzepka Duane Scott Janet Sechler Mike Sechler Randy Sell Barb Sexton Randy Scott Cindy Stanley Dan Stef fey Jo Ann Steller Doug Stokes Evelyn Slankewtcz Doug Swain Kim Tagert Joyce Tappenden Jeff Swart Rick Sturgeon Rocky Thompson Norm Thompson Keith Thompson -V Dorie Taylor Betty Taylor Rick Vaughn Paula Vettel Cindy Wakley Brian Walker Brenda Ward Kim Weidman Roberta Welke Lynn White Vicki White Steve Wtckland Joe Win,gard Kim Winger Rick Winner Mark Womble Vicki Wolford Sot PulunJ Karen Bates Craig Miller Jason Blount Scott Morrison Carol Bowlin Christine Nelson James Chapman Lynn Noble Teresa Colbert Deb O’Conner Marguerite Davenport Debra Roberts Claudia Dcnbrock Chris Saputo Patricia DcVader Tom Saputo Debra Hrnst Brian Smullcn Louis Feahr lien Stahl hood Jack Fowler David Tompkins Tad Gilbert Malinda Traver Barb Goughoff Robin Trombley Ron Hamilton Cathy Troutman Paul Howell Valeria Warner Peggy Kartmcn Patricia Weaver Scott Kosmcrick Larry Wheeler Nancy Langray Tammy White Russell Lawercncc Enerst Worthcm Jim Marvin Royce Mcfford Sandy Won hen Carolyn Wyss Dennis Zeiter 64 Getting To Know You, Hoping You LikeUs v| - Op'ttu.amn� e Vu-ntemaan teidat, To«von, etta pidattc rDcisia. Lee Rahuncn, Finland 4 tc % i -t % A S n ft t s tit ■f Shigimi Kaneda, Japan Mu nar ja j lart kanna er, hoypas alt i i ylla 4e. c Karin Alceljung, Sweden Susan Olsen. Denmark Xcket Vi kom til at kendle jer, baber X syrito-s om os. Nos c|ueremas Esperanto c ue Co kecer voces, voces qostehi nos. Humberto Gurgal, Brazil Fora conocerV, EL sperando c ue te. t ustemos Jacqueline Brown. Chile 67 Three Cheers For The CHS Staff 68 1 1. Mrs. Jackie Bilsborrow. Home Economics Eastern Michigan University 2. Mr James Bilsborrow, History Eastern Michigan University 3. Mr Bud Blanchette. History Western Michigan University 4 Mr Donald Bohannon. Counselor Western Michigan University 3 4 69 70 I. Mr. Seton Bovec, Science Michigan State University 2. Ms. Sally Childs. Physical Education Eastern Michigan University 3. Miss Phyllis Coscarclly, English Siena Heights College 4. Ms. Deborah Daubner. Science Western Michigan University 3. Mrs. Marilyn DcPuc, Guidance Wayne State University 6. Mr. Lester Dewey. Math Wayne State University 7. Mrs. Naomi Fuller, Home Economics Western Kentucky University 8. Mrs. Irene Grimes. English Western Michigan University Teaching Is More Than Chalk, Text Books 1. Mrs. Darlene Hackett — English Oakland University 2. Mrs Nita Hart — Math Western Michigan University 3. Mr Fred Hobart — Physical Education Western Michigan University 4. Mr Reggie Ivey — Science University of Pennsylvania 5. Mrs. Ann (Purple) Hayes — English Hillsdale College 6. Mrs. Marie Hemker — Art Nazareth College 7. Mr Ken Johnson — History Northern South Dakota 8. Mr. Bill Johnson — English Albion College 1 Mr John Kccslar, History Western Michigan University 2. Mr Wayne Kellogg. Physical Education Michigan State University 3. Ms. Barbara Kunt . English Western Michigan University 74 Teachers Are People Too! I Mr. limil Lope . Fngiish Michigan State University V Mr Frank P Ia we. Social Studies Hillsdale College 6. Mr Craig Myers. Business Michigan State I University Mrs Bcryle (Xlrcn. Social Suit lies Western Michigan University 75 1. Mr. Dctlcf Olsen — German Western Michigan University 2. Mr. Vcm Palmer — Counselor William Jennings Bryon University ). Mr Monty Parker — Spanish Michigan State University 4. Mr. John Petzko — History Michigan State University Nobody Ever Said It Would Be Easy 1. Miss Ilda Phillips. Typing Central Michigan University 2. Mrs. Janine Rzepka, Home Economics Western Michigan University 3. Mr. Gordon Sabin. Band Michigan State University 4. Mr. Quentin Scheidler. History University of Colorado 77 I’m OK — You’re OK 78 1 Mr Alan Schorfhaar, Knglish Western Michigan University 2 Mr AI Sherwood. Industrial Arte Western Michigan University Mr. David Sly. Vocal Music Department Olivet College 1 Mr Charles Sussex. Special Education Michigan State University j Mr John Troti. Practical Arts Michigan State 6 Mr. Scott Brian Valle. Sc ience Central Michigan University Mrs. Arlcth Watson. Math Indiana University H Mr l rry Westgate. Industrial Arts Western Michigan University 79 1. Mrs. Gwen Linn 2. Mrs Georgette Mulberry The Ladies That Run The Show 2 I Miss Dcloras Shicry 2 Mrs. Eunice Brown The Library Is More Than “Just Books” 1. Mrs. Ann Bowerman, Head Librarian and Audio Visual Director 2. Mrs. Verna Hensch, Library Clerk 3. Ms. Geraldine Roc, Green Thumb Clerical Worker 3 82 Cooking, Cleaning — It’s Their Bag CHS KITCHEN STAFF: Helen Cook, Phyllis Stankcwicz, Joyce McCurley, Marion Parshall, Alice Gilfillan, Louise Evertt. CUSTODIANS: Harry Hayes, Sonny Dailey, Calvin Gordon, Paul Spangler. Branch Area Career Center High Bay Area Graphic Arts Tr'ttUEJJ -TtzO V- Child Care Foods Drafting Climate Control 91 Top Row:John Seiler, Tonya Lodge. Dave Phau, Lisa Knight. Center Row: Karen Johnson, Carol Myers. Lori Janik. Mark Fasick. Bottom Row: Kathy Townsend, Allen Metzger, Sharon Fisher 93 The Planners Commission Front Rf u B Perkins. P Stickney.J Hoag. F Stankewicz, B Waston. S Lackey. D. Dorr Second Rou: A Widcncr. R Carl. M Catcy, P Norton. K Townsend. K Wcidman. Sot Putu mi: Mayor Mary Lytle. Vice Mayor John Vance. R Swain, S. Foss. M Cute her, C. Grunner, C. Pierce. R Kelly. S Kaley. T Meyer. K Blair. D. Knauss, K Ruse 94 This page sponsored by Midwest Foundry The Informers Mirror Staff CJockuut: Mark Bovce, Kathy I akn«s. Pam Moore. Carol Myers, Randy Kelley . Mrs Hayes — advisor, Kathc Sexton. Kathy Townsend. Kim LaGro. Ann Schlabatis. Andy Bclschncr, Tim Burke. I cb Stahl. Bill Stahlhood, Karen Steeby. Panda Heilbom This page sponsored by Midwest Foundry N.H.S., C-Club Acknowledge Gifted Students NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Row: Mrs Cirimcs. Advisor. Karen Meyer. Andy Bclschner, Jim Netdeman. Rick DeMarr 2nd Rou Lisa Kerr. Deb Bristol, Sherry Hoffman. Denise Lyon. Colleen Ciruner, Pam Stuart. Jill Hapner C-CLUB: Strafed: Pam Moore, Crystal Rceg, Judy Kaspcrski. Sue Gray. Sue Moore 1st Row: Tammy Miller, Jo Henderson. Denise Lyon. Mike Catey, Corbin Grimes. Scott Hart. Mark Henderson. Steve Bridges. Chris Kellogg, Brian Dirschell, John Toupalik.John Carpenter. Rick Glecson, Monty May 2nd Rou Rusty Brand. Brie Bacon. John Vance. Lyn Lewis, Tim Stanscll 96 Future Farmers Of America Front Row, L to R: Dean Lawrence, Kevin King. Bill James, Doug Arnold, Sharon Fisher. Stcond Rou: Randy Scott. Cindy Coats, Peggy Nighswander. Patti Sargent. Randy Farwell, Mr Trott Third Rou : Rita Hodson, Diane Smith. Roy Swift, Lloyd Barrows, Tim Meyer, Kevin Lace. Jay Tappcndcn. Fourth Rou Jack Noblit, Loren Miller. Greg Lash, Bruce Dunn. Doug Nolin. Fifth Rou Don King, Rick Omo, Jack Morrison, Bob Christensen. Mark Johnson, Jim Borden. Brent Blanchard 97 Never Have So Few, Done Front Rou: Mickic Parlcttc. Kim LaGro, Celeste Bailey, Christi Gambi, Kathy Jor- dan. Kim Ruse. Vicki White. Second Rou CThris Granger, Cheryl Penpra e. Scott Han, Joyce Horn, Carolyn Byrne. Ann Rcbcntisch. Rhonda Granger, I.ynn I.undstrum. Jodi Kellogg, Chris Shcdd. Third Rou . I.aura Cornish. Karen Shaw. Kathy VanBurkiak, Renee Swain. Dori Penn. Amy Mattison, Pam Stuart. Stott Lindquist. Kathe Drayton. Roxanne Ciranger. Gary McBride. Mark Wcidcncr. Dccdcc Ward well Fourth Rou Catolyn Wyss, David Brown. Craig MacRae. Standing: Scott Davidson, Vicki Havens. Brian Miller So Much, For So Many Front Rou Susan Charles. Reed Lenz, Cheryl Deal, Tina Cardenas. John Meyer. Second Rou: Deb Bond. Renee Munn, Randall Hazelbaker. Mary John- son. Brute Meyer, Tim Claar. Sue Pickett. Shawn Swain. Third Rou: Jim Net tleman. Sue Foss. Janice Omo, Russ Olmstcad. Mark Meyer. Sue Hurley. Sherry Bailey. Beth Ixnon. Colleen Corner Fourth Rou Kevin Karl. Don King. Jeff Mendelsohn. Greg Gan cr. Kathy Daknis. Pam Meyer, I-aurie Penprazc. Karen Meyer. Tom Lindquist. Brad Smith. Mike Catcy, Eric Bacon. Jess Dunn. David Nettlcman. Murial Rep- pert Standing Steve Culbert. Steve Myers, Scott Peck. Gordon Sabin. Lynn Peck This page sponsored by Montgomery Wards and Cold water Recreation Inc. 99 The 1975 Balladiers On the Stairs: Jane Davey, Tom Hale, Brian Dirschell, Sherry Hoffman, Brenda Perkins, Larry Luke. Standing: Tim Burke. Mark Meyer, Deb Bristol, Tim Claar. Phil Troyer, Stacy Goodreau. Seated: Carrie Byrne, Carol Pierce, Cindy O’Neill, Steve Dexter This page com pi i men is of Colonial Studios 100 Sly’s Singers Sing Sweetly hi Rou Karin Aldeljung. Brenda Ptrkins. Sue Massey, Diane Chatfield. Mark Meyer. Randyl Church, Joe Johnson, Tom Felton. Jim Parker, Larry I.uke. Carrie Byrne. Stacy Goodreau. Jane Davey. Cheryl Ash 2nd Rou Sherrie Hoffman, Cindy Thompson. Kim Ruse. Julie Martin. Dennis Bartlett. Pat McCurley. Rick Omo. Jerry Smoker. Dennis Zeitcr. Duane Yockey. Mark Cline. Steve Pickering, Scott Brayton. Doug Stokes. Julie Klimmer, Kim Parker. Cindy Pierucki. Ann Sc hulhatis, Mary Johnson. Shigimi Kanada Ird Rou: Terri Booher. Michelle Skinner. Chris Toth. Doug Swain. Jeff Gallop. Tim Burke. Steve Dexter. Brian Dirschcll, Tom Hale. Randy Kelley . Phil Troyer, Brian Felton, Tim Cilaar. Bill Stahlhcxxl. Steve Baxter. Brain Miller. Sandy Foerster. Joann Blair. Theresa Skinner. Sue Uhl. Kim Weidman 101 Choir Council Controls The Organization The Bystander — Sue Moore. The Hostages — Deb Bristol. Brenda Perkins The Gang — Kim Ruse. Stacey Goodrcau, harry Luke (leader). Brian Palmatecr, Kim Wiedman, Brian Dirschell. Keeping the Car Running” — Tim Burke, Ann Schlubatis 102 Girl’s Chorus — Carefully Chosen Performers Back Row: Sue Moore. Terry Zabonick. Renee Rossctter. Dawnette Hutchins. Kathy Jordan. Marla Deal. Nan Minick Front Rou: Karen Thompson. Joyce Miller, Carol Johnson. Beth Meredith. Robin Meyers. Rohm Trombley. Clar Rafferty. Marcia Pifcr. Seated: Cathy Ca ier. Maria Deisler. David Sly This page sponsored by Fairfield Plaza Association 103 Fall Sports: A Chilling Experience JUNIOR VARSITY GOLF M Kinsey, M Clyne, R. Olmsted, J. Newberry, G. Kelly. Coach Hobart. 104 GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS: First Row: S. Moore, C. O’Neill, C. Byrne, C Reeg. Srcond Lake, J. Linteau, K Sexton, B. Sexton, S. Charles. C. Grimes Rou: R Warner. S Lackey, L Dogan, S. Graef, C. Mosier, A Weidner Third Row: Coach BOYS CROSS COUNTRY: M. Bovee, G. Collins. S Baxter. A. Franklin. R. Stiles. D. Knauss 105 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL: Fmt Row: K. Daknis. C Heater. T. Miller. M. Pauli. Second Row: J. Hapner, M Blaskie, M. J. Henderson. C Ash, J. Kasperski. L. Kerr. Coach Sally Childs J V GIRLS BASKETBALL; Fmt Rou: C. Hauska. M. Rzepka, S. White. T. Arcy, L. Rigg. Second Row: P. Wilson. S. Gray, P. Moore. P. Stickney, M Poling. C. Relich, Coach Pat Lewis 106 Team Spirit Keeps Us Going VARSITY FOOTBALL: First Row: S. Weitecamp, L Luke, J. Lopez, M. Gallup, G Grimes, M. Hartnagle, M. Thompson, G Diehl. Second Row: K. Klein, M. Cacey, G. Blas- kia, C. Kellogg, J. Carpenter, G Davenport, G. Hurley, R. Watson. Third Row: T. Pbpe, T. Toupalik, O. Hoff, C. Toth, J. Toupalik, D. Lymbumer, R. Siler, M. May. Fourth Row: T Welke, S. Peck, S Maxson, J. Vance, B. Post, M. Nelson, T. Sikorski, B. Dirschell. Fifth Row: J. Ward. T Pettibone, M. Dow, B. Bradley. M. Womblc, M. Bovee, R. Glea- son, M. Widencr. Sixth Row: Coach Schorfhaar, L. Kunk, T. Stan sell. J. Cope, B Uhrig, Coach Sealscott, Coach Switzer. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Clockwise Kristi Callahan. Debbie Bond, Carol Hemker, Dcnicc Lyon, Carol Tower. Chcrie Avery. Team Spirit Comes Through In Victory Jtkiv a; II jV 41 W 4 UUDVtl t DVtfER CUcOMit� JR VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Rou R Hall. R Rccg,J. Grigg. L Elkins. D Aviza, I.. Sours Snond Rou-. D Hantc. M Brown,J Ix pe . D. Swain. J. Callahan, G. Matthews. Third Rou R Sowlcs, R Vaughn. 1). Stokes. B. Deal. S McAvit, M. Uhrig. Fourth Row:). Gallup. T Cunningham. R Cell, St. Wickland, S. Moyer, T McArthy Fifth Rou: Coach Ivey, R Snyder. L Knausc. T Hale. L Lewis, T Mossman, Goach Bercaw JR VARSITY CHEERLEADKRS: Standing: Ellen Grohliski, DeDc Kelly. Kelly Jones. Lisa Rigg Seated taura Kurt . Cindy Penn 108 Commission Strives To Make CHS More Interesting, Exciting no It’s been a very unusual year for the students of CHS. finally we've got a Commission that docs something. In fact once they got started, there was no stopping them. Homecoming Week was just the beginning, followed by redecorating the hallways, attending School Board meetings and the Albion Exchange. It’s been great! The Commission can really be proud of their accomplishments in 1975. This page sponsore ! by The Haufman House and Kicss Jewelry . CHS Faculty — Personality Plus! “Lord Knows We Try!!” Hi The Department is Great The Courses are Neat And all of the Teachers Are Terribly Sweet!” The English Department is uniquely set up.” It has many different subjects . . . and they arc all fun and interesting.” My fellow Americans, Let me say this about that: I feel that the Histon Department is no doubt the best department in the school. I never find it boring or tiresome. ■MM COUNTRY 118 History Moves “Past” All Others The History Department is pretty good, between the electives and the facilities.” 'It needs many improvements! 'The department also needs new teachers to make all this possible.' This page 'Ponsoral hv Short Sons ami First National Bank 119 “Interesting Classes I have little patience with scientists who take a board of wood, look for its thinnest part and drill a great number of holes where drilling is easy.” — Albert Hinstein 120 Don’t Deny It!” The CHS science program is rather poor, however, several classes are exceptional.” 121 This page sponsored by the (iolden Rule Shop and Kolassa's Dairy Queen lr=Ri [tos (©,-©a) + sin (0,-0j] This page sponsored by The Patterson Company ’Math is easy until . Az+- 82=c - A good class for Fred Astaire to learn not only Geom- etry, BUT to also learn the fabulous Dewey Shuffel! Cha! Cha! Cha!” 122 The Math Department in this school needs supplies ... no money to do anything creative. 1 think the Math Department at C.H.S. could really be improved.” 123 Fine Arts — The People Pleasers The community doesn’t seem to fully appreciate great effort put out by the department. The music department is fun. You really enjoy playing and are able to develop better ideas in music. The teachers arc capable, but lack the consideration of the students. Our system has a beautiful fine arts department. 125 Industrial Arts Practical Learning This class is good if you’re planning to take Indus- trial Arts at the Career Center.” 127 Home Arts 128 Some teachers should try to be a little more concerned for the students. The teacher is willing to help and is fair to all. I wish to know where the teachers get their materials to use in class. They Really Know Their Business I feel we have a fine business department. Many people don’t get along with the teachers but I’m convinced that they never really tried.” 132 Education 6-3 Record Gridiron Heroes Face Tough Season 1. Joe Lopez rushes for yardage as the offensive line gives him a hole. 2. Tony Pope concentrates on the side lines while teammates watch the game. 3. Cardinals’ most devoted fan Paul JOE HOLLYWOOD Mapes gets ready to ring the bell for another vic- tory. 4. Cardinal Gridders line up for another Friday night scrimmage. 5. Cardinals jump for joy as the referee makes another touchdown official. VARSITY FOOTBALL OPP CHS 13 Bronson 21 0 Dowagiac 3 14 Albion 31 6 Hillsdale 33 20 Harper Creek 11 14 Marshall 38 21 Pennficld 7 48 Sturgis 3 7 Monroe Catholic 15 This page sponsored by Burger Chef and Dog'n’Suds. SCHEDULE Monday . ........Opening Day Rocking Chair Marathon Tuesday Paint the Town Red Wednesday ....Pie Eating Contest Thursday .............Tug of War Mudbow], Bonfire Friday.........Pioneer Day, Parade, Football Game, Crowning of the King and Queen l 1. Mayor Timm opens homecoming week by officially starting the rocking chair marathon. 2. Jody Otis, Judy Rogers, Becky Miller, Gndy Picrucki, Rich Carl get together to paint the town red. 3. Randy Kelley gets into the act, too! 4. Sophomores emerge victorious over the Freshmen in the annual tug of war. 3. You're never too old to play in the mud. 6. Seniors’ experience pays off in 34-0 win. Spirit Of ’75 Comes Alive Cardinal “Pioneers” Scalp Redskins 1. Autographing the floor was fun while it endured. 2. Even cadaverously cold climatic conditions couldn’t keep the crowds away from Thursday night's annual conflagration. 3. The court waits patiently for that great moment 4. Chief Tait and school marm” Rzepka get into the spirit of pioneer days. 3. Juniors indicate spirit through their float. 6. Skip Lackey and John Vance are enthroned as Queen and King This page sponsored by Reyburns 139 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL C.H.S. 14 Bronson OPPONENT 0 32 Ecorse 6 42 Ablion 0 34 Hillisdalc 12 42 Harper Creek 6 29 Marshall 2 29 Pennficld 6 7 Sturgis 6 140 This page sponsored by The Depot and The Pit Shop Junior Varsity Finishes 8-0 Cheerleaders — They Cheered Us VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Kristi Callahan 3, Deb Bond 1, Carol Hcmker 4, Carol Tower 2, Chcri Avery 2, Jodi Wahlers 3, Denise Lyon 3 142 This page sponsored by Southern Michigan National Bank. On To Many Victories J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Clockwise from Top: Pam Miller. Mary Johnson, Gail Sissen, Denise Dorr, Kathy Kovales, Micki May 143 This page sponsored by Southern Michigan National Bank CHS GIRLS TENNIS OPP 5 Hillsdale 2 0 Marshall 7 0 Parkside 7 2 Pennfield 5 1 Albion 6 4 Jackson High 3 1 Sturgis 6 5 Harper Creek 2 4 Jackson High 2 3 Parkside 4 7 Bronson 0 1 Three Rivers 6 Sue Moore placed first in Twin Valley Singles. Girls Have Too Much “Love” In Tennis 1. Cindy O’Neill has a swinging time on the courts. 2. Champion Sue Moore scoops up another winning set. 3. Concentration pays off for Ruth Warner as she makes it as one of the GH.S. top players. 4. I think I’ll need an extension on my racket, says Skip Lackey as she reaches. 3. Two pros are better than one. Ruth and Skip team up for doubles. 146 Young Cross Country Team Has Slow Year 147 Varsity CHS. VARSITY BASKETBALL OPPONENT 52 Ablion 70 50 Bronson 71 66 Lumen Christi 73 65 Harper Creek 59 66 Marshall 56 72 Hillsdale 66 77 St. Philips 46 71 Penn field 67 57 Sturgis 75 46 Angola 50 59 Battle Creek 93 48 Albion 58 68 Harper Creek 48 71 Dowagiac 68 54 Marshall 49 61 Three Rivers 60 63 Penn field 59 78 Hillsdale 60 90 Sturgis 72 47 Bronson 73 52 DISTRICTS Vicksburg 59 1 OUCH’ That’s my finger 2 Miss Childs takes every opportunity to point out that the Varsity is TOUGH 3. Is this some kind of a new dance step? 4. Anyone who wants to win this game raise your hand V Who filled this ball with helium? J.V. Cagers Score 11-8-1 Season J.V. BASKETBALL C.H.S. OPPONENT 57 BC Central 61 50 Albion 77 67 Harper Creek 51 71 Dowagiac 59 71 Marshall 67 66 Three Rivers 50 46 Penn field 68 79 Hillsdale 67 64 Sturgis 55 42 Bronson 48 J.V. BASKETBALL CHS OPPONENT 47 Albion 67 60 Bronson 60 32 Lumen Cristi 42 64 Harper Creek 56 46 Marshall 56 55 Hillsdale 48 51 St. Phillip 45 50 Penn field 63 51 Sturgis 47 39 Angola 37 153 VARSITY WRESTLING CHS. OPPONENT 15 Jackson 46 9 Charlotte 50 22 Hillsdale 42 11 Dowagiac 34 20 Springfield 33 36 Three Rivers 19 15 Penn field 32 27 Bronson 21 3 Sturgis 63 20 Ablion 38 8 Harper Creek 41 46 Marshall 10 29 Lumen Cristi 26 Kellogg Pins 4th In State Sports Get Top Priority This page sponsored by McDonald's and Ixxigc Floor Covering 157 % 158 Tl CD p a- c 3 T3 This yearbook was put together to show you a part of the world we live in. The introduction represents our past years, the events which happened in our life time. More historical events have occurred in our life time, than any other generation before us. The majority of this b x k presents the past year for most of us, and the mark of a new life. 1 would like to thank John Seiler for all his help. John was the only member of the yearbook class to come back in the second semester. Together we did most of this book. John Vance did a great job with finances and I thank him for that. Three teachers I would like to thank for putting up with my tardiness, leaving early, and not coming at all — Mr. Olsen. Mr. Dewey, and Mr. Pctzko. Thank you to the janitors for helping us out in our times of need. Thanks to all the people who went along with my unconventional picture compositions, and thanks to A. Belschner, B. Dirschcll, S. Cope, K. Johnson, J. Pfost, S. Hurley, A. Metzger. A. Hayes, and B. Kuntz, for all your help and friendship. Brad Johnson ’74 Prom — You Are The Sunshine Of My Life May 25, 1974. was one of the most enchanting nights the students of Cold- water High School have experienced. The Junior-Senior Prom, You Arc The Sunshine Of My Life,” sponsored by the Class of 1975 was something most people thought impossible. The prom was held in Edison School, decorated in an Oriental setting. A bridge, a waterfall, a sunrise, Lum Dings” restaurant, and a fountain were all part of the setting for a perfect evening. At the stroke of twelve breakfast was being served at the Southern Michigan Bank Civic Room with a touch of Ori- ental foods. 162 The students of the Class of 1975 proved to the faculty, other students and most of all, themselves that proms could be like they were in the 1960’s. May 25, 1974, a night to remember.” — Mary Lytle — 163 Homecoming Court 1975 1. Skip Lackey 2. John Vance 3. John Carpenter 4. Jane Davey 3. Todd Mossman 6. Dee Dee Kelly 7. Larry Luke 8. Mary Kay Hannon 9. Pam Stuart 10. Brian Dirschcll 11. Karen Ames 12. Kirk Weakly 13. Vicki Heavens 14. Chris Kellogg a. Who? 164 This page sponsored by J ( Penney and Woodward's Specialist Shop This year, like every year, a few people deserve special thanks for their help in putting the yearbook together First, thanks to Bob Conway of Colonial Studios. Not only did Bob make a million trips to the school and other places taking pictures but he also suffered with us through indecision, mistakes, changes and retakes. Still through it all Bob always smiled and we especially thank him for that! Thank you to all our sponsors and patrons without whom we would be financially unable to make a yearbook and to John Vance who handled the business end of the book. Finally and most special of all. thank you to this year's Editor. Brad Johnson and his very able assistant John Seiler These two are almost single- handedly responsible for the completion of the majority of this book. I believe they have done an exceptional job and have given us a fine book for 1975. — Barbara Kuntz — 165 Tins pajjc sponsored by Corey's Men’s VC'car 167 Card Marchers Break Tradition 1. Inspector Shawn Swain finds Ann Rebentisch’s secret popcorn cache. 2. The first place rating at District Marching Festival was met with smiles from band director Gordon Sabin. 3 Olivet College graciously hosted this year’s summer marching band camp. In 1974 the 80 piece Cardinal Marching Band had a good year. A good crop of Sophomores and 55 dependable Juniors and Seniors combined, for musical and marching success. The band marched at four home games, and at the district marching festival, where they received a First Division for an entertaining and unorthodox parody on marching bands. The band was more relaxed this year than in the past. Students came forth with good ideas for show detail. Band camp was held at Olivet College, a big change from Kimball. 169 CAST Eliza Doolittle Sherry' Hoffman Prof. Henry Higgins Tim Burke CHORUS Female — Carrie Byrne.Cindv Pierucki. Staicx (ioodreau. lane McMiclul. Ann Col Hugh Pickering Randy Kelly Schlubatcs. Muriel Reppert. Thersa Skinner. Karen Blair. Cindy Thompson. Marcia Pfer. Alfred P. Doolittle Brian Dirschcll Kim Ruse. Michel! Skinner. Carol Fierce. Annette Widener. Karen Areywig. Cclistc Bailey. Diane Charficld. Cathy Grimes. Kim Parker. Ann Cunningham Mrs. Pearce Brenda Perkins Male — Brian Miller. Tom lundquest. Tim Claar, Duane Yockcy. Tom Felton. Tom Freddy Hynsford Hill Mark Meyer Hail. Doug Stokes. Bill Stahhood.Jeff Gallop. Doug Swain. Doug Towns. Stive Pickering. Dennis Zeiter. Fat McCurlev. Joe Johnson. Brad Johnson Harry Phil Trover Jamie ..Chris Toth 170 My Fair Lady — Absolutely “Loverly” PATRONS Academy of Dance Arnold’s Auto Parts Arnold’s Midway Ceramics Walt Balcom Insurance Bargman Company Barr’s Branch County Tank and Precast The Carousel Carroll’s Shoes Christian Book Store Coldwater Optical Dally Tire Company Doris’s Beauty Shop Eagle Printing Farm Bureau Flowers By Karen Dr. Geishert Hill Piston House of Beauty House of Fabrics JoAnne’s Beauty Shop Johnson Chevrolet Kaiser Electric Luedder’s Max Larson Ford McNamara Mobile Homes Nichols Accounting and Tax Service Otto and Sons Inc. Petrosoff Printers The Saddlery Seaman’s Office Supply White Supply Wilbur’s Furniture Sheriff Wilhelm 174 Conquer The Future . . . 175 Here’s your story so far, how will you finish it? 176 ■