Colusa High School - Colus Yearbook (Colusa, CA)

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roP Row-Donald Davis, Roy Rutledge, Lewie Crabtree, Jesu Castaneda, Fred Sandridge, Bob Adams, Nor- man ,lolmsong MIDDLE ROW-Rdy Rutledge, Raymond Caslaneda, Roland Barber, Ralpb Fusaro, Alfred Gomel, Olend Crabtree, Don Stalions, Don Sandridgeg BOTTOM Row--Harold Giddings, Harry Livermore, Stanley Kozloxki, Roy Triple!t, Clair Sbippen, Carmon Fusaro, Vernon Conway, Logan Ash. Future armers This year has been very successful and profitable for the Agn class. Harry Livermore represented our club in the Sacramento sectional speaking contest. Logan Ash was elected to che office of sec- tional vice president. In shop work we overhauled and painted three mowers, a dump rake, three disks, a sprayer, and many other farm implements. Our largest project for the year was the operation of seven acres of oats and vetch, and three acres of pasture. Next, came our small swine project, followed by the raising of two thousand stone tomato plants. The Ag class has also been active in plowing victory garden plots, as we have pre- pared forty-five of these this year. In a social way we have given a barn dance, and have had a fun night for F.F.A. members. Due to the gas shortage and tire situation the annual class trip will not he taken. Chapter officers are as follows: President . . . . Roy Triplett Vice President . . . Logan Ash Secretary . . . Stanley Kozloski Treasurer . . . Carmen Fusaro Reporters . . . Alfred Gomes and Clair Shippen CLAIR SHIPPEN

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g ffl TOP Row--Hill Talbot, Ted Shellooe, Tom Rutledge, Barbara Berleey, Tom Snider, Kenneth Schwartz Bob Snider, Donald Vedog' sEcoND ROW-,ldfk Triplett, Bill Comfort, Delbert Fullnzer, joan Flint, Ted Towne Meredith Clement, Norman Pryor, THIRD ROW-Betty Lou Banfden, A447714 Silverthorn, Clair Shippen Gor don Fitch, foyre Braly, Ben Towne, BOTTOM Row-Mary Keller, Phoebe Davison, Nancy McNary, lane! Chenonfetlv, Kate Taranto, Feesie Farnsworth, Wanda Hall. 11116 B311 The Band, under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Ziegler, reached new heights of instru- mental slcill and achievement this year. Starting with a nucleus of 28 members left from last year, it increased in size to 36 by the end of the year. The Band furnished music for many school events this year, in- cluding the following: All home football games. All home basketball games. Rallies. The Christmas Assembly. The junior Play. Graduation. Due to transportation difficulties there was no Chico Music Festival this year, hut if there had been the Band would have kept up the high standards of previous years. The school can be grateful that it has a musical organization of such caliber as the Iigh School Band. BEN TOWNE

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TOP Row-Donald Heard, Delbert Fullmer, Tlrelma Weast, Ruth Wang MIDDLE Row-Don Vedo, Claudine Tnlson, joan Flint, Kirk lllessick, Loretta Lecce, Gerry .Moff.1t, Bob Farnsnforthg BOTTOM ROW-MTS. Amy Lange, Phoebe Davison, Dorothy Zumwalt, Dolores M oore, ,lean Hicok, Maureen Riley, Clair Slvippen. unior Play The Junior Play presented this year hy the The play was under the direction of Mrs. class of '45 was an outstanding success. E. K. Lange. A few of the characters were ,lane Lyons, Dolores Mooreg Mrs. Lyons The story was of an impish young woman M I Fl' M L P D named Jane, her family and her friends. As 1 owl, 'can mt, r' yons l opsll on- .ld H dz N L , L L - the plot unraveled the attention of the audi- ii ear ' amy yous oretta ecce' - A.Hl,G'MffgDV ence was held at highest pitch. -Iane's great um een err, 0 at ot amum' , , , , , Claudine Tolsong Barbara Dres, Phoebe Da- imagmation furnished an unbounding amount - f troubl f he famql nd l t h visong Henry Vllarren, jack Triplettg these o e or r 1y a Jus as muc amusement for the audience. This human comedy was presented in three acts and will certainly go down as one of the outstanding events in the history of the Junior Class. plus many more, all did their share to bring to a happy ending the problems of A Woman of Fifteen . GERRY MOFFAT