Coldwater High School 1969 Yearbook (Coldwater, MI) - Full Access

Tri-H-Y Participates in Governlllent The Girls' Athletic Association sparked an in- terest in athletics in many of CBS's outgoing girls. They put in time outside of the regular physical education clas e in order to learn more skills in gymnastics and to take part in such sports as bowling, volleyball, and swimming in Hillsdale. The Tri-Hi-Y Club is a service organization concerned with the betterment of the greater Coldwater Community. Directed by Mrs. Lori, the club ha launched such worthwhile projects as food and clothing drive , candy sales, and camp out . As in year before, selected girls from the club attend the Michigan State Youth Legis- lature at Lan ing. Three days are spent at the capital, girls playing the roles of young senators and legi lators. The girls amend and pass laws. Tri-Hi-Y officers are Martha Reynolds, Deb Hapner, Pat Pohl, and Sara Hauska. FIRST ROW: D. Reese, L. Trimble, S. Zebol ky, P. Hawley, K. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Culbert, C. Trana, G. Adler, T. Gate , C. Cutcher, C. Rodgers, B. Church. THIRD ROW: K. Winters, S. Kelly, M. Kelly, D. Hapner, B. Rick, T. Tackett, M. Raynolds. FOURTH ROW: . Luck, P. Pohl, B. Shettler, S. Hau ka, M. Raynolds. 79