Colusa High School - Colus Yearbook (Colusa, CA)

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Pop llow-llonnlfl It-lvis, l'lverett Guild. Logan Ash, l'1ill Emery. ieeonel lion'-Kelvin Mnyherry, Vernon Huee, t'ly1le Launpliere, Fenton Mrt'ullollgh. .lurk Page, llohert' lf'ita-h, llohert f'0llNV1ly. l'hir1l llowAeHerlvert Toni, liill'll2li'2l liurlewon. Vnrol Tlmyer, Phyllis l.eon:tr1l. Elsie Westfall, .lonn Sivley, Al Homes, ,lohn Mc'Toy, llurnell Welnntler, Merrill NPXVIIIZIII. l-'otlrth llow-Lois Lawrie. Marjorie Frame. l,orr:1ine Henrtl, Joe lflrisey. li2ll'llill'il tluilinni, lletsy lbnviwon, 'l'e4l St-ott. Hill 1'onit'ort, l't-:gy Skinner, M-try Lou llaithhun, Ii:ll'lIIll'ii Loeke, Alnnn llulcer. I LUZLOZ Cjfdii flnee upon at time there wus :I rlziss of very nntwuatl students. At one time they were only nn-n,L5er little freshmen hut they worked very hnrnl :intl lneeanne soplioinores mtl then :ut last mighty juniors. When every one Saw how promising this 4-laws was they expet-tell great things from theln :intl they were not tlisnppointetl. First the 4-hiss elertetl the following offirersz l'resi4lent ,,,,,,,,.l.,,.,,..,,..,.l,,.l.......,.....,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,l,, ,,,,,,.,,,, , ' Fell Srott Vive President ,,,., ,..,.. I Gill 1'onil'orI Set-retnry ',,, ,,,,,,,,, ,.,.,, l ' eggy Skinner 'I're:tsurer, L, ....... ,,,,,, l ,ouie l-'errniuolo Representative ..........,,,,,,.,,,,,.ll,,l,,,,, .l.,l,,..,,l.,..,,,,.......,.,.,..... . .Joe lflrisey 'l'he elnss felt very Saul when in -Illllllillj' they lost l.ouie lferratiuolo to the nnvy. 'I'hey eleeletl Alfred lloniez to tuke his plzwe ns treasurer. ln Noveinher the class felt the 1-ull of the footlights :incl presented il thrilling 'Same llrush lH'2lIll5l :tt their ussenilvly. 'l'he love of the theater stirred in thent signin when the hilarious Junior Plugs. l'he Fighting Littlesj' was presented to :nn app:-ea-iutive nutlience. Several lllt-'lllil0I'S of the eluss were nreeptetl for the Honor Society :intl the lthers whowetl grent 1n'ofit'lent-y in Sport? :incl :lt-tivities. 'l'l.e 4-loss feels very grateful to their advisors, Mrs. Lange :ind Com-li tllzwgow :intl wishes to thunk theln for all their :nlvire and ussistum-e. 'l'o t'tIllIlllPiP at Sll4'1't'SSSflll year the 1-laws haul n guy und colorful Senior lizlll intl then sntisfietl with what they hznl tlone. the nienihers went to their respet-live homes lo live lntnpily ever :nfter until next geztr. JUAN SIVLI-IY YT

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.emo 'aiu As all good things must come to an end, so must this, our high school career. A great many of us have been class mates and friends since grade school, and now we shall become separated-for school is the tie that binds. Let us lurn back the calendar to the time when we were freshmen, kind of green, weren't we? We made all the traditional freshman mistakes plus a very embarrassing freshmen assembly. It was so long that even our fellow freshmen went home. Then came the sophomore year, just a little higher rank thut nevertheless rankl. That's when we began to find out that school's for education too! Homework? Yes, indeed! The junior year brought with it the title of Upper Classmenf' Ahem! We lived up to it by being one of the school's most active classes. Remember all the fun we had putting on our Junior Play? It was good, too. The best part was the preview at the grammar school. .loan and Don fixed things up right. Another real achievement was our Junior-Senior Ball. Wasn't that something? Dorothy about went crazy getting the decorations up, but then, didn't we all? Ah . . . the year to top them all. The senior year. The tragic part of it is that so many of our fellows have left for the services before the completion of their reign as seniors. We miss them but we're proud of them. Something new was added when we got the brilliant idea of having a 'iSenior Holiday instead of the usual sneak. Most of us hit off for Sacramento. What a day-and on that day a comedian was born! Donald, your card. The senior year has it's serious side too, with a beautiful baccalaureate service and that fateful graduation soon to be faced. We'll probably all want to cry when we loolc at each other as a class for the last time. lt will be so long to many a happy day, when we say good bye to Colusa Hi. As we leave, we take with us many lasting memories and leave behind us a part of our lives never to be forgotten. CLASS OF 45 F

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'Pup ltnw-.iesu Uastenmla, Lewie l'rabtree, Johnny Fuqua. lfrefl Sandridge, Ulyde Wheeler, liilylllilllll Vastenadzn, Dun Sandridgre, Hill Marlanee. 44-'Wlllll Iiow-Minta Ann Karr. Mildred Nordyke, llnhy Berry. Kate Taranto. Josephine Ward, Janet Allen. Fredina Titus, Ida liertram, lmrothy Lot-ke, lieorgrine Hoi-ersnn. First lion' 4lADl'l'2liIlP l al'nswm'tl1, Vivian Guild, Iluth Zumwalt. Tlllllllly Snider, H2ll'lliil'bl lletlerlun, .laurkie Winters. Lloyd Westphal. lietty l'air. Kenny Sl'llNVYll'lfZ, liuiand llarlner, llnrdon Fit--h, Earl xVll'lf4'4ll'l'. Afoflgomoza again Having: experienved a year as freshmen nnrselves, we know what was tn he dmie with this year's freshmen. and after a proper initiation we settled duwn to the tasks ut' st-luml. At the first 1-lass meeting: the follmrin: uffieers were elem-led: - Lloyd Westphal , ,, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, , I ' resident 'Ilan Snider ,,,, , ,, Vit-e President llarhara llettertun H ,,,,,,., ,Sex-retary Iletty Pair. ,,,, ,,,,.A Treasurer Roland llarher ,. ,H9lll'PSPlllilfiV9 Jnek Winters ..,,,,,,,,,, ,, .. ,,,,,,,,,. ,,Y,, ,,,, , ,..,.,.,., ,,YA, X e - ll Leader Ks Mr. lflnghlum mir advisor. had resigned tu enter other work. Mr. Frank Wilkinson was assigned lu lake over his responsibilities. Mr. Wilkinson has heen most li--lpful in the direction of nur elass aetivities. Um- 4-lass treasury was enriehed hy a Slll'l'PSSl'lll emiression at the Marysville lluithall game. and hy winning first plaee in the l'. 'l'. A membership drive. Memhers of the elass have taken an aetive part in all sports, the hand, and lllee Uluh. Lloyd Westphal and Mints: Ann llarr were members of the Si'l10lHl'ShllD Fedelmtion. The suplunnfwe assembly was presented in Marrh. Kl'INNI'I'l'H SUIIXYA ll'l'Z