Colusa High School - Colus Yearbook (Colusa, CA)

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Top Row-Salvador Garcia, Bob Adams, Roy Triplett, Dick Cale, Ted Scott, Clyde Lamphere, Bill Talbot Clarence Rants, Stanley Kozloski, Torn Snider, Charles Seaver, Tom Rutledgeg sEcoND Row-Captain Mere dith Clement, Vernon Conway, Olend Crabtree, Louie Ferraiuolo, Harold Giddings, Jerry Huff, Ray Man ville, Merrill Newman, Fred Sandridge, Clair Shippen, Bob Snider, Ben Towne, First. Lieut. Burchell Glas gow, THIRD Row---Bill Comfort, jack Triplett, Delbert Fullmer, Carmon Fusaro, Don Vedo, Ralph Fusaro Everett Guild, Boyce Link, john McCoy, Fenton McCullough, Don Sandridge, Ted Towne, FOURTH Row- First Lieut. Harry Livermore, jack Winters, Kenneth Schwartz, Alfred Gomez, Gordon Fitch, Don Davis Robert Fitch, Robert Conway, Roland Barber, Second Lt. Bob Farnsworth. Colusa Cadet Corps Company H, Second Battalion, Fourth Regiment The Cadets, although they have only been in operation for a year, have accomplished many tasks which they have undertaken will- ingly and happily. The morale and discipline of the company is very high and the officers and men are looking forward to another pros- oerous year in military training. At the end of the year, although they had had no previous training, the Cadets had mas- tered military marching, the manual of arms, skirmishing, semaphore code, dry firing and map reading. The officers of Company H planned and carried out a hivouac in the Buttes and a field night on the drill field. Lt. B. W. Glasgow, the Commandant of Cadets, should especially he mentioned. I-Ie has heen understanding and helpful and has devoted a great deal of his time to make the corps a success. Company-Dis-missed. CAPT. MEREDITH CLEMENT

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- TOP ROW-Dirk Cale, Merrill Newman, Bill Collinsg SECOND ROW-Claudine Tolson, Lorraine Heard, Kale Taranto, Phyllis Burtis, Helen lVeastg BOTTOM ROW-Richard Ramos, joan Flint, Helen Lange, Joyce Braly M -rna Silvertlvorn, Nancy McNary, Meredith Clement. Xecutive Ommittee The Executive Commiiiee is made up of sysiem. Meredith Clement President Fellow Students: As all good things must come to an end so the school vear of '43-'44 is nearing completion and although the war has created many difficulties it may he looked upon as a year of success and achievement. To all who have helped in any way to make my year as Student Body President instructive, nroductive and ahove all enjoyable, I wish to ex- press my sincerest thanks. Everyone has cooperat- ed to their fullest extent and certainly all have Student Body Officers, Class Officers, Rep- resentatives, the Principal and a member of the Faculty who acts as llldvisor. This group is the qoverninq body of our student displayed ri surpassing quantity of industrious- ness. Although the outlook toward the future is not so formidable as it was last year it still offers many obstacles which must be surmounted and to do this we must work harder than ever beforeg we shall have to make graver decisions than we have ever made, As the future citizens of this country we should ever strive toward preparing ourselves for a better post-war world, and a new freedom. Let us all look to the future for in it we will find the key to all of our further en- cleavors. MEREDITH CLEMENT President, '43-,44

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Top Row--Ben Towne, Nancy McCoy, Bob Farnsworth, jerry Huffg BOTTOM Row--Helen Lange, Barbara Bcrleey, Phyllis Burtix, Helen lVeaJt, Janet Cbenowelh, Gerry Nfoffat. Coins taff At the close of 1944 the Colus Staff re- views its accomplishments of the year and finds it has heen very active in school events. In the fall when the Colus was first discussed the staff's work began. Their chief worry was raising sufficient funds to finance the publication. Class sales of the Colus brought in the first funds for the hook. Sales were nearly one hundred per cent in every class. In February the Colus staff with the as- sistance of Mrs. Baker and Mr. Engblom in- troduced something new to the students of Colusa High-a carnival. This was a great success and netted one hundred twenty-five dollars for the Colus fund. Later in the spring the Colus show was presented. The students assisted by several of the teachers made this, too, a success. It takes much time and effort to publish a yearbook. To the staff, advisor and everyone who assisted in making this '44 Colus a success the editor extends many thanks. HELEN WEAST