Colusa High School - Colus Yearbook (Colusa, CA)

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'Pop lioxx'-'1'o1l Scott, Joe- Erisey, Lloyd Westphal. Se-vom! It-mi lloyettzi Burton, Kent 0'llourlw, llif-haird llamos, Iron Ywlo, llolmul Ilzlrher. Raymond Gonzales. 'I'hir1l llow-llz1i'll:ll':1 livttvrton, livrry Moflilf, UI-Illlllllfl 'l'olmu, lion Hoaml. .loam Siylvy, 'Plwlmal XVPUSI. Tommy HllIl94l2'P.l F f U Cxsaufws ommcffss Tho l':Xl'4'llfiYt-' Uoiiiluliftvef is 4-oniposwl of nino sfuiloni holly offiuws. tho l'1'vsi1l0iifs :xml llvplx-svlitutiyvs of lhf- t'our classes, two fnvulfy lllPlllll1'l'S, who :wt as aclvisors. tho Stullont llmly. l ollov.' Soniorsr I know elzwh :mul vvwyovw of you regrrvt fo have this your ot' 1945 come to am ond. Latvr in life we Shall look hawk upon our high srhool yours :nw the hnppivst ones ui' :ill our livvs, but now wo must look illltlilll :ind pi'vp:il'v UIIPSPIVU-'S for tho future. From the day wo Pllfvlvll high si-hool we 2lSSlllll0li muny rosponsihilitivs, Now 214 wo finish our Senior Noni: we must :im-opt g'l'Pill4-'I' responsibilities. We Ill'P tho onvrl who shall he responsilrle for prove-nting il futurv war. ll' we kevin this in mimi I'm sure our future- will Irv il mos! lumpy one. I should Iikv to thunk you for fho opportunity :lr- vorllwl mv in S+'l'x'?llgI you :ls your president amd to express my :mprm-ization for rho hvlp :mal 1'oopvl':rfiou ,ariven to nw :lf 'Ill lilm-4. HHN IIlfiARIb :mil the l'rim'ip:1l. 'l'lliS group iw tho govcwliiiig ho:u'd ol'

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Top limvfwlioii Ve-do, Plinehe Davison, Joan Flint, .Ivan Hivok, Jac-k 'l'1'ipl4-ff, Ami lieaule, Ray Custenzniln Nw-01141 limi'-l.m'vttn 1.91-ve, Gerry Moffat. Imlurvs Moore, Tllullml W4-mst, Vlsllimlim- Fniwmn, Iluth Watt. 'wow Sfaff The Arrow has c-:nrrivd on tliwuigli slnuthvr slivvvssfill yvur, having luvvn piilvlisin-mi SPIIUIIIUIIIIIIX. As usual it has unisisiwl 'nf foul' pages and on siwviul 0f'02lSiOllS six. To try and give inorv stunlvnts :i 1-lmm-v tn hzivo their articles printed mul in gn-I viwivty fm' lim ll2llblll'. :ill jilniurs -if tho linglisll 3 1-Izlss wvrv i'upm'lel's, :lmi ilu-ir has in-1111 il lmx fm- .enmqw in Nh-Q. Lmigf-'s romn Wll9l't' many pooplv, especially fresliimm, have c-fmt1'ih11t0d 2lI'fif'l99. Thu following: stuff has worked hnrnl to make file Arrow an Slll'l't-'SSI luiiliul ',,,,,,,,... .,.A,.,,,,,, .,..,., ' l 'llklillltl Wv:1Si' Assistant Edirol' ,..,.A.,,.....,.....,....,,.,,,,.,,.,..,,,,,,,,..,.,, ,.... l 'lzmdine 'l'0lson lf'e:1t11res .....7,..,....., I'I1oeIw lmvison. l,m'etI:n live-ve, lmnzild Vedo Sports .,.. ,..,A,, Iminres Mfrmwl. He-lon Zoller, Jack Triplett, liivln:n'1l Raunos i f':1i'tomiS .....,,,7,,,,,.... .,,7.Y,...,,,4 X nn Iivzulv, Mildred Nnrdyke Junior Rvportvrs ...... ,,.....,,,,7,.........,,. . Thiril Ye-ur English Distributors 7,...,...... V.,- I fllfll Watt, Imrotliy Ilrllffvtt English Advinul ',,,,. .....,. ,.,....... ,,.,,...... , . B IFS. IC. K. Lnngre C'UllllIl0I'4'i2lI Advisor ,,...A .,..,.,. B Irs. ll King: THI'ILM.K XVICAST

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I-'ifth Iiowihloyd Westplml, Hoy Rutledge. .lurk Page, Miehnel lndrieri. Sum Lum-ero, lflnrl Lot-kliztrt, Nornmn Newnmn, llohert Weust. Fourth lion'-Jonny l-renfell, Joe Zwztld, Ulend l'rnlitre+', l'Ii'erelt Italy, lion Sztndridgre. lmyid Ifreenmn, Tom Thomas, Kenneth l:l'llLL'L1'lllilll, llill t'ollins. Third llow-.latmes Heryford. Ted tiomes. lliehnrd Uztldwell. Fenton Alt-t'ulloug:h. Kent U'llourke, .itunes Leonard. llohert llivlmrtls, lthtrl Wlmteott. Seeond llow-,Keith l':tle, Ilielmrtl l lodstrom. Ibnryl l:I'llQ',2'lllill'l, Kenneth Sehwairtz. Everett Guild, .latek Winters, lleguie West-ott, Kermit Met'ulloll:Ill, lloher' Conwzty, llill Weller. First llow--lion Vedo, llohert l nrnswortI1. Alfred Homes, Louie l+'err:tiuoIo, John Mrtloy, Ted Seott, Bill t'oml'ort. .luek Triplett. Merrill Newman. liori llenrd, llllrehell Glasgow, t'. tl. aoaua Undef 670721 Thr mdet corps tll' t'olus:t I'nion Hizh Sehool is well along: in its set-ond yenr. lot.- At the time ot' writing, the first-year esulets have mustered their elementary nmrehinu. drills, nutneuxers, :md munuel of arms. A small :amount of nmp reading has been inelnded during this period. The seeond-yenr fellows, or veterans :ls they t-ull theln- selxes, have lmd only to perfeet their teehniapie :ts they learned the fundaunentztls quite thoroughly during the preeeding: year. llefore the ye.ir's end, however. ull 1-:tdets :md ot't'ieers will have leatrned mstrksmztnship :along with atirerztft :ind military vehicle identifieattion. Important events whieh are f0I'HlK'0lllilljI during ,this semester :ire the hivoune :ind Field night. Lust ye:1r's hivouzle wus held in the Sutter lluttes :ind the prohzthle loeattion for this ye:tr's is the Const Runge. This yentr. there is to he nn ent-:impment held nt Pump Kohler for the purpose of nmking commissioned und non eommissioned offieers more fzunilinr with their tasks in zteeortlzmee with military rules :ind reprulntiovis. Six juniors plain to :ttten-l , . tnptaiin hlznsgow, our eommzinding offieer :ind :title supervisor, is to ntl pint-etl in Uthllllllilllfl ot' :1 eompnny of visiting: 1-ndets nt Vnmp Kohler, Field night should show mueh improvement in the military matnner ot' th.- ealdets. :ts the offieers have hnd more experienee in lllllifillj' operations. Proof th:1t his training is Villlltllllfl to the nmn entering the :trmed fort-es lms evideneed itsell' in the fnet that in many ot' the letters written hy former 4-lznsslmttes. it is stated ugnin und :again how mueh the 1-:tdet training helps during: those first few days in the service. The ezndet eorps is well represented in the serviees hy som'- ol its tormer memhers who :ire now in the Army. Nrlvy. Blerelnmt Murine :und Murine Uorps. In wlosing, it is ztpproprizxte to sny tlmt the eooperntion shown Ivy the ot't'it-ers ind men hats helped to nmke this year :is sueressful ns the preeeding yezu' in the history ot' the eudet corps ll. ll. l .kllNSWt bllTl I, Villblillll.