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

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The Season of Fellowship and Cheer Thls thought seemed to relgn throughout Coloma lugh all durmg the Chnstmas season as every one was happxly decoratxng and planmng for Chrlstmas Th1s fzreplace wh1ch 18 1n our Gold Leaf edx tor Ellse Wendzel's home, only deplcts a small amount of the good cheer that was felt ln every one's heart and m the school It echoed from the home economxcs room where the g1rls were makxng decoratlons for the huge hall tree to the mua1c room where Mlss Wendeln and Mr Dlck A X Ill I 11 6' i Z fe!!-4 , 0 o f f X y 5. , , , I oy ,... ,, V ' af I I L I . rl '. - - F je' Nu? v J '

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Junior Red Cross at Work One of our most helpful orgamzatlons 15 the Shown standmg are advzsors Mrs McConnell Junlor Red Cross, wh1ch a1ms to do local, state, and M1ss Oelhaffer Members are Tommy and natlonal act1v1t1es Each month thelr pro DeRosa, Mary Jane M1ller, Judy Kalafut, Carol jects are glven to the Red CI-'OSS WHO In turn Stoddard Barbara Scheuer, Ed1th Howard Paul sends them to h0SP1t3.lS orphanages and V31-'1 Frxday Llnda Zender Judy Albertson, Sandra ous types of mstitutlons Dur1ng the Chr1stmas Schefflert Sandra Hermsoth, Sandra Mabrey, season cnbbage boards were sent to veterans' and Bob Randall hosp1tals 0 me eye be leathercraft class were busy for some tzme malung such thmgs as wallets, mocca.s1ns, belts, and purses Th1s class was a new add1t1on wluch was held durlng the flrst semester Boys were allowed to work on leather progects, 1n sho durmg the second semester 1f they wanted to but 1tW3Sn't conducted as a class I RAY! P1ctured are Leonard Lull Larry Kmg Terry R1dge Wig Lenn Segal, Leon Ryan and Tom Sawyer A Leathercraft Class Added fiffysmn ,-, KY' 1 8 ' kr . . . ' . , A g Sq g O. O. ma Q J . '03 - ,Q 4 The boys in Mr, Smith's .h . 1? 3 . I ' P. 1 A s l . , A , lr I -f 7 ,

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ini were planning the P, T.A. Christmas program which was held in the gymnasium, Dec. 13. Outside one could hear the carolers from the music departmentas the sextet and trio blended their voices with those of the rest of the chorus to bring happiness to the old and sick. The members of the senior sextet were Patricia Braddon, Elise Wendzel, Albertina Nicpon, Joan Ridley, Deanna Wright, and Barbara Scheuer. The senior trio consisted of Violet Crawford, Kathryn Hazelwood, and Dorothy Kroschel. If f X LX? ,.,,.ff I r kr, Qi f-lui' ,, Q! P-H if APZ7'-Q WW f' K hfty-nine