Colusa High School - Colus Yearbook (Colusa, CA)

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if-, sq, J 1 r SENIOR CLASS WILL janet Chenoweth, will my teeth bands to Feesie Farnsworth. Phyllis Burtis, will my ability to flirt to Carol Thayer. Lois Hutsell, will my knee-length skirts to Gerry Moffat. May she make good use of them. Ray Manville, will my ability to do nothing to anyone who wants it. Helen Lange, will my job as Moe's assistant to Claudine Tolson. Barney Brown, will my convertible and friends that go with it to Logan Ash. Also my great scholastic ability. Bob Snider, will my little brother to the girls of Colusa High. May he keep up the Snider tradition. Barbara Berkey, will my ability to get into mix-ups to Nlary Keller. ' Joyce Braly, will my ability to go on a diet to Betsy Davison. May she have better luck than I. Harry Livermore, will to Logan Ash my patented laugh. as he is the only one who appreciates its tone and beauty. Nancy lVIcNary, being of sound mind, do hereby will my ability to play the oboe to whomever would take the wise step toward playing it. Nancy McCoy, will my ability as a basketball guard to anyone who Wants its. Edna Mae Smith, will my ability to fool around to Ruth Watt. Velma Justice, will my ideas of romance to Betty Lou Bawden. Ben Towne, do hereby will my gift for humor and snappy come-backs to anyone who wants to be popular. Elizabeth Ann Ash, will to Phoebe Ann Davison the honor to hereafter use my middle name. Barbara Farnsworth, will my ability to bc tardy to Dolores Moore. Irving Vlfeiss, will my ability to open the transom above Mr. Engblom's door flat-footed to Gordon Fitch. Norman Pryor, will my scooter to Ted Towne. Dick Cale, will my willingness to study to Don Top', Heard if he will accept my will. Will you? Charles Seaver, will my ability to play left end lon the benchj to Tommy Snider. Meredith Clement, have made no will, having hopes that I will live a few months longer. Marna Silverrhorn, being of weak mind and body, will the Arrow , plus the bottle of aspirin tablets, to the poor sucker who is my successor. Ted Shellooe, will my habit of always being late wherever I go to anvone who doesn't already have thc habit. Margaret NVatt, will my ability to help Mr. Engblom in Office Practice to Waiida Hall. Boyce Link, will my ability to match quarters to Bob Ross. .Ierry Huff, will my ability to get along with the girls to Clair Shippen. Dolly Maxwell, will my shorthand book to whomever wishes to become a private secretary. XVesley Berry, will my baton to Viola Bruggman. Rose Larez, will my ability to study in study-hall to Helen Zoller. Helen XVeast, will to the future editor the task of collecting the copy material for the Colus. P. S.: You. can't start too soon.

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ExPREss1oNs Hm-naturally I wasn't planning on that sez who? CLASS HORO COPE USUALLY SEEN Barbara Lee Everywhere Late to hand You ain'r just clicken your pearls Rushing around But, -hut, --but, - Oh dear Dandy! Hey! Gee whiz! Aw no 'F 'l' 'l' '!--I mean doggone! XVell, for goodness sake! No kidding? ? W'ell-darn Yes Honest to crimminy! Oh. Boy I'm pretty proud Oh! ! Oh, for goodness sake Well, I'll be- Sez who! Oh shucks Good Lord! Great Day! That's all, brother Prove it 'Well no Oh shoot! I give up Surrounded by girls At the theatre In the Commercial Room Going to Yuba City Chasing Mama Dreaming Tearing around corners In the office In the bank Typing the Arrow In Study Hall Telling fish stories With hands in pockets Riding around Looking for purse Falling down On his scooter Looking for Ruth Ann Studying Spanish Arguing with Mr. Engblom Talking Vlforrying Crahbing In Sewing Room At Post Office Dreaming of Seventh Period Furuns A clothes designer Somehody's wife Second Harry james XVAFS XVPA Secretary To own a bakery First drummer in symphony West Point Bookkeeping To make a million Stenographer Banker Architect Shorthand teacher Stock raiser Gardener Pianist Horse hrceder Music teacher Band leader Rancher Reporter College of Pacific Home Ec. Prof. Drummer To own a furniture store Cooking expert Private secretary Traveling salesman

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roP now-Tom Rutledge, Delbert Fullmer, Bob Farnsnfortlv, Harold Giddingsg sEcoNn Row-Stanley Koz- loski, Bob Ross, Clair Slvippen, Donald Veda, ,lack Triplett, Roy Triplctt, THIRD ROW-Richard Ramos, Kirk M6f5lr,'R, Ralph I u.raro, Clarence Ranlx, Vernon Conway, Carmen Fuvaro, FOURTH Row-LaVerne Turner, Dorotlzy Bruffet, Wanda Hall, ,loan Olvey, Betty Lou Bawden, Helen Zoller, Claudine Tolson, Thelma Weast, Ruth Watt, Maureen Riley, BOTTOM ROW-DOT0ll7fV Zumwalt, Plroelre Davison, Gerry Moffat, Do- lores Moore, ,loan Flint, Loretta Lecce, ,lean Hicok. unior ass In spite of the changes war has brought, pen, vice presidentg Donald Heard, class rep- the Juniors have fulfilled all that has been ex- resentativeg Dolores Moore, secretaryg Thelma pected of them as juniors, and managed to accomplish quite a bit more. The junior boys have made up an extremely high percentage of our football, basketball, baseball and track teams. There are three members of this class in the C. S. F., namely Bob Farnsworth, Jean Hicolc and Gerry Moffat. The juniors elected Joan Flint to the re- sponsible office of class presidentg Clair Ship- Vlleasr, treasurer, and Maurine Riley, yell leader. The juniors may very well boast of a Junior Play that should prove a challenge to the Junior classes to come. The cooperation and enthusiasm that has gone into each task undertaken, has brought, not only success, but recognition from fellow students and towns- people. GERRY MOFFAT