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The 1.943 VICTORY The 1.943 VICTORY To Those Brave Men and Women In Our Armed Forces PUBLISHED BY The Students of COLDWATER HIGH SCHOOL Coldwater, Michigan Itk‘G‘ el' )P. 111 S. a e ea6 0,0T' .„ -ye oi• 1°— •c''' 1> a eel> e a-0 o'91- 0 v‘l 'D eV c'D• e6.1' e'`:c al' N,'''') •S ,c,0 a . 1•• ei9.0 ,co a''' /oNce vt, '' oa e'" k,i0 -ye oal io cae aV le • ,a6" ,• ,SN'*" 'Ye s • e).. • C VICTORY CARDINAL cyyE, THE CLASS OF '43, LEAVE THE HALLOWED HALLS WITH SAD HEARTS AND THOUGH WE MAY SOON GOTTEN IN THE PASSING OF TIME, THE SCHOOL WILL LIVE FOREVER. IT IS OUR SINCERE HOPE THAT THIS CARDINAL MAY SERVE ALWAYS AS A HAPPY REMINDER OF OUR SCHOOL DAYS. VICTORY CARDINAL So Proudly We I./PJ:\ S. \ NAHA:LS.1E1: Uont/ Agrictiltutal teachel in UHS, nnd coo a Inemner of the United States JACK C. ELLIOTT F./111er Social Studie., teacher in CHS, and now serving in the United States Army. Surely, these men and boys from Coldwater High School may say. This is my native land!" and with true loyalty they have gone forth to preserve This book is proudly dedicated to those in service and is intended to show them that we here in school have done our best to carry on the activities that they have entrusted to us and to show that we have tried in a normal everyday way to keep Coldwater High School alive and up to the times as they did in days ;zone by. VICTORY CARDINAL eN, e N,ev ,• ve es-1- a , a •oe -o. vo1' .„,e,, .4 e..,ie 1° 1. acs& 1 do- •,3,5 6.' V, 1,0 .., Nla "Y.°. oe, k;O. a ol' ..'ae ,.'s•et-'. '00 12 ,c, N• aS ' .0.1.,c,, ,c., e ,s_vel ilae` io , 1110' 'o°°\c 0 k.Ve •,‘,.e",--c v a° , k,'ae Nco°1..ce :°. •af'0 '''' ac"' 1,0.9a e o"o• ..n.o.' 'co ,c, 1 e ' al a co•c;‘' ,s.,pe • 0,..o.- V • a's' 1..e • :„t1) vA • 0A0 'k •° , • P6. VICTORY CARDINAL Our COMMANDER - IN - CHIEF Superintendent ROBERT E. SHARER To the Administration we owe thanks for the fine efficiency our school is run. Under the able directorship of Mr. Sharer and board, many activities as well as the process of learning are carried out in a normal. happy surrounding despite the conditions under which we are now living. Our hats are off to the Administration and we wish to express our appreciation for their efficiency and good GENERAL STAFF BOARD OF (Left to R. E. Sharer, superintendent; W. treasurer; J. A. Thomas, trustee; L. H. Woodward, president Lavern tee; H. K. Snyder, secretary, D. chief engineer. VICTORY CARDINAL FREDERICK H. WEEKS Principal Senior High School OUR CAPTAINS To our two principals, Mr. Weeks and Mr. Bates, we owe a great deal of gratitude for the volume of work they undertake during the course of the year in our behalf. A sincere thanks to these two men for a successful year! VILAS 0. BATES Principal Junior High School VICTORY CARDINAL "First lieutenants in the Army r eS tic'e • 0.")'° o Take a pair of feet, a boy with day (Happy birthday, Albert!), a Tarzan Jr., part of the senior class way back when. a Raggedy Ann, a Miss Victory Hood, and a gal and her victory garden (or could it be garbage?), three musketeers, then throw in a beauty and a beast, a pair of boots, a worried girl, lots of ness, three gals steppin' out, Millie and her ice cream, a girl without a leg, and a few other things too numerable to what have you? Your guess is as good as ours! •••••—_ 4/ VICTORY CARDINAL THE CLASS DALE AcMOODY F.F.A. 93 Ibmketball liantitiet Committee '42 01 rll :s1.%.1.11 ADAMS Iii,') 11213 Class Play '11. '42 Play Tech. Staff '43 Basketball Manager JOEL BAILEY (Joe) Glee Club '311 Model Airplane ChM '39 VIIIGINIS JUNE BARRACIC (Illondie) Jr-Sr. Ilantinet Committee '12 Gym Exhibit '41 t11111 Carnival •Ir; 1-11 (7101, '30243 JACK BELLAMY 1 Varsity Football '41-12 Varsity Hasehall "C" Club '41242 414.1"40-12; Chorus '43 Int rainurals RUTH BERTRAM (Bert) 0.0,A. Award '13; Competent TY. Viee-Pres. Home Er. Club '41 Glee el. 'II: 1-11 Club '35243 Rural Youth '43 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee '42 ALBERT BRADLEY Harmonica Band '10 Football Manager '42 MAXINE 111'11RITT Home Me. Club '40242 1-H Club •20-'41 ItICHA1113 BUTLER (IVoosy) Mayor '43: Varsity Tennis '41-'43 Class Play '41213 Hi,/ "C" Club '42-'43 14EAT111, E 1:Y1,114 Chorus '41243; Operetta 'I Competent Typist '43 JACK CARLYLE Concert Band •I0-'12: HI-Y '43 Cardinal stare '43; Base1011 '13 Golf Club '12; Radio Club '12 RICHARD I. CHURCH (Dick) HI-Y '41-13 Ail-City Sr Symphony '33211 Salon Dr,. •10211; .Ir. Orel, •40 Si'. Orel; '41212; Varsity Tennis 02-43 Intr. Basketball: Dee. Corn, Jr -Sr. Ban. PHYLLIS COLE (Phil) Debate '43: Minor StatT '42213 Cardinal Start '42243: Class Play '12-13 Girl Reverves '41243; As...4embly Coin. '43 JANICE CORLF.SS (Jan) Girl Reserves '41-'43: Class Play '42 Ass't. Director '43: Operetta '10-'11: Class Tr.. Sexette '43 Asse lll idy Com. '43 ELIZABETH DERIIICKSON (Betty) Home Er. Club •40-'43 Operetta '39.42; tilee Club '39-13 4-H Club '30243 JESS DEXTER Band '43; Hi-1r '43 Intrannirals '43; Cheerleader '13 Chorus '43 DONNA DONBROOK 00.5. Award '13; Ciimm '111; Competent Typist '13; Orch '12 Glee Club '43; I-H ChM '31-43 Rural Youth '43; Jr.-Sr. Ban. Coin, MILDRED DOVEY Mirror Staff '43: 0.0 A. /ova,: Competent Typist '13: Home Ec. 4-H ChM '11; School News Staff '4 VICTORY CARDINAL• THE CLASS HELEN HURLEY Girl Reserves '11-•13; Intramurals '38-'43 Best Girl Athlete '12-'43:Cardinal Staff '43 Chorus and Sextette '43: Jr.-Sr. Ban. Corn. N111,014E11 IwitsT (MIlly) Glee Club '40,43; Operetta '41-12 Home Er. Club '41,42 DORIS JOHNSON Jr-Sr. Ilan. Con,. '42 sec. Home Er. Clot, '11-43 Home Er. Club '40-'43 Class Play Usherette '42 ELEANORE JOHNSON (Peggy) Class Play '42: Girl Reserves '42-43 Citizenship Coln. '13. Office Girl conunencement Usherette '42: Class Play Sec '43 EVELYN JOHNSON (Bole) Chorus '40,3: I3and •41-'43; Orchestra '40,43 Girl Reserves '42; Assembly Corn. '43 Oreh. Co m. Soph. flee. Orch. Cont. Jr.-Sr. Bon. '92 MAURICE JOHNSON HI-V '43; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Corn. '42 Band '39,43 HARRIET KIPP Band '43; Competent Typist '43 Usherette '43 JACK LEISTER (Boston) Glee Club '38-'42: Operetta '40-91 Class Play '43 DONNA LINT Intramurals Home F. Club '41,43: O.G.A. AN, Competent TYpIst 'It DENZIL LINTON (Den) Band '30-12; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Coon. '42 Jr. Play Tech. Staff '42 GEORGE LOBDELL EDNA LY'rLE Clerk '42; Outstanding Student Award '40 Class Play '42: Intramural Sports Medal '40 Girl Reserves '41,43, See. '42 4Lperetto '40; Assembly Cot. '44-43 .11,Sr. Ban. C0111. '42 Soph. 11,.eption Cu,,,, '43 HARLAN LYTLE Band '40; Glee Club '90 Girl Reserves '41 PHYLLIS NRCOME1 Class Secretary '13; Girl Reserves '41-43 Home Er. Club '41; Intratnurals '41 Jr.-Sr. Ban. Coin. '42; Seidl. ReeeptIon Coln '40 BARBARA MILLER Home Er. Club '43; Axsenibiles '12 Glee Club •40: Citizenship Cont. '12 BETTY MOH RH %ROT Glee Club '40. '12; Operetta '42; Girl Reservba '11 CATHERINE N100O3 BEVERLY MORGAN (Bev) Girl Reserves '11,43; 0.11. Pies. 'II (4.. It. Vice-Pres. '40: "A.' Ibmcl '11-•10 Chr. Entertainment com. soph. Rev '43 VICTORY CARDINAL 01 1943 NIORRISON F.P.A. '43; P.E.A. Basketball '13 .11>Sr. Banquet ('cm. '42 ALICE NHINGER Chorus '40-'43; Operetta •41-'42; -1-11 Club '40-42 Class Play '40 (Woodland) H,line Sr. Club '40 (Woodland) SHIRLEY ANN MYERS (5:111120) Mirror Staff '13; Cardinal Staff '43 C111,11.1 Play '42-'43: Girl Reserves '11-13 Glee Club. Sextette '13; Intramurals '41 Jr.-Sr. Ban. Com. '42; Citisenship Com. '40 BERNARD NEAMAN II AN 01/11EN Class Play Cam, '42243; Girl Reserves Home EL Chili •41-43; Jr.-Sr. Banotiet Cam. '42 mtv 'riot' ('TIM (Dot) Glee Club '41-'43; Operetta '41-42 Girl Reserves '91-42 11ARI'L PAPICE Class Pre.. '13: Commissioner '41 Football. Basketball and Baseball '39-'13 See. "C" Club '13; N111/.111' Staff '13; IILY '10212 BARBARA PAYNE Mirror Staff '13; Caiilinal Staff '13 Class Play '11-'13: Girl Reserves '11-13 Glee Chili .42: Sextette '43 Jr -Sr. 11101. Cont. '42: Assembly Com. '12 1.101110 QUIMBY 4.111111 • .1.AND QUIMBY ROBERT RAINEY (hob) Football '40, Sopli. Reeelithin Coin. 'L. Jr.-Or, Banquet Com. '42 CHARLES RAYMOND (('huck) Band '41213; Vice Pres. Band '42 111-Y '41243. Pres. '43; Intramurals '41-13 Orchestra '12; .1L-Sr. Ilan. Com. '42 CLESS(/N REYNOLDS- At Stage 11(fr. Play '11-13; Athletic Policeman '11-'13 EVELYN ROSENBERAI 111uFfsins) Class Play '13; Dill. Ed. Mirror '43 Cardinal Staff '43; "A" Band '411....11 Girl Reserves '41213: Orch. '10, operetta '41 soeial Com. '12; Ass't. Play Director •12 JOHN SANDERS Intrainurals '1,13; Glee ChM '35 PAUL SHANK (Artie) Orehestra .11-.12; 0111,1,111 AIIVISOr !land '111-'13; Treas. 'IL live '43: HI-V EARL SHULTZ it I'll' Staff '13; I(titilent Connell '33-•40 Intrainurals: Athletic Pollee •41-13 Basketball MK, .11 BERNAI (IN!, SIMONDS (Bernie, Class Viee-Pres.
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