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

ABOVE: Family liuing prepares students for the fail- ures in life. RIGHT: She' gotta be in there some- where. FAR RIGHT: It is a fair thought to help a young mazden ouer a fence. 2 ? eople are strange, when they are strangers; people seem wicked when you're alone. How often we have all heard "I could get along without people," and of course we probably all know that this would be a sad thing to experience. Without people you are nothing; you merely exist. With people you are somebody-a John, a Bill, or a Mary. People are wherever you go, tall, short, black, and white. They teach you, they serve you, they laugh with you and they cry with you. The world would ring with sounds of silence if there were not any people. When you're a stranger, faces come out in the rain, and no one remembers your name.