Coloma High School - Gold Leaf Yearbook (Coloma, MI)

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AX Football 'WTll lQll sh Fi- J Q. The fans that flocked the refreshment stand had many comments about the tide of the game. The general opinion of the Watervliet fans was that the second half would be a replica of the first. The Coloma fans, however, had quite a different View of the proceedings. Remember the St. Johns game, they asked. How about the Berrien game, after which 'Mac' was presented the football at a pep session? And the St. Joe Pony game. They were behind at the half in all these games and they're still undefeated. They aren't Little Eight or 'V I l l l I