Colusa High School - Colus Yearbook (Colusa, CA)

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First Rowqltlerrill Newman, Ted Scott. Roh Farnsworth, t'Iyde Lanlphere, .lohn Mr-t'oy. .loan Sivley. l!ill t'olnt'ort. 'l'onnny lilltletlge. Set-ond ItowH.Iat'k 'l'riplett, lietsy Davison, Ruth Watt, Uarol Thayer, Lorraine Heard, t'landine Tolson, Marjorie tfrane, 'l'heln1a Weast. Alma llaker, llonald Heard. Third lion'-l'e:.rg:y Skinner. I'hoehe Ilavi-son, llarhara llnrleson, llarhara tlniliani. Elsie Westfall. Dolores Moore. Gerry Moffat. 5 aniak, 'l'n+- first meeting: of lil t'lnh Espanol was held in Uetoher with lil new memho-rs. and 12 who had helonged to the 4-lnh the previous year. 'l'he first hnsiness was the eleetion of the following offit-ers: President ,,.....,....,,,,.,,, .,,,, ,... .....tt, ,,,,,,,,,......,,,,,r......,, ' l ' om ltlltledgre Vive President ,,,. ,... . ,,... - lack 'l'riplett Seq-retary-Treasurer ,,,,.r,, ,. A,,,.,.. ,,......,, . loan Sivley The annnal Spanish t'lnh lnnrheon was held a little later and good home 4-ooked food was enjoyed hy all the IIIGIIIIPPIS. After t'hristnnas variation praetit-es were he-gun for the Spanish t'lnh assetnhly wtlirh was held on January 243. 'l'he entire vlnh partieipated in the assemhly whith 1-onsisted of Spanish plays and songs. 'l'he Spanish Fiesta held on l-'riday. April 13. was the last aetivity of the year. The :yin was decorated with hright volors and the 4-orners filled with typieal Spanish eonvession hooths. lt was a Fiesta muy hien in spite of the had lurk date. Mrs. Met'oy, the clnh advisor, deserves a larae part of the credit for the snrress of -any undertakings. She has siren generously of her time and energy. and we ot' the rlnh thank her. Now as the saying: goes, No hay tienfpo como el presente so hasta lnt-go. JUAN SIVLEY

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First Row---Bob Farnsworth, Merrill Newman, Raymond Castenada, Fessie Farnsworth Seconfl IQUNV-IIQIIIIQYH Schwartz, Marily Farnswortll, Harry Strickler, John McCoy. Joan Sivley, Marjorie Crane. Third Row- Sue Tuttle, Lloyd Westphal, Delbert Fullnner, Lois Lawrie, Minm Ann Barr. Caftfofcnia .gaagofaugifz iyscfzzafion The flalifornia Scholarship Federation lfhapter of Uolusa High School-was unusually small this year. The niost prominent' reason for this fact is that our school is again raising its standards. This makes it more difficult to make the required grades for entranee into the society. The first semester, our chapter was under the efficient administration of Iloh lflarnsworth. Roh declined the nomination of president for the set-ond semester. The officers elected for the second semester were as follows: .,,,,.,, Del Fullmer President ,..... ........,..,,.,. Vice President .,i...,....... .....,..,,,, I .ois Lawrie ,Secretary-Treasllrer .,,..,,,..,,,,,7,,,.,.,,.,,..,,,,.......... ....,,.. I lloyd Westphal Many thanks from all the members are given to our advisor, Mrs. Mctlomish, who has had the foresight to steer us away from several perplexing situations. The activities have, in this year as in recent years, suffered because of war time restrictions. The activities held, however, were paid from the ineluhersllip dues. The purpose of the Federation, symbolically, is to pass on the torch of knowledge and learning. That task, I consider 4-oinpletely fulfilled hy the 194-1-45 society. DELBEIVI' FULLMER

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Top liov:--this Brown, Bill Weher, Feesie Farnswortli, Kenneth llrugglnan, Joan Flint, .laek Triplett, Peter 'l'illotSon. S04-otnl ltrmxa'-Reggie Weseott. .lohn Fuqua, l'e-:my Skinner, Kent U'llourke. .lint Heryt'ol'tl, Gordon Fiteh, Torn Snider, lletty Lou llawtlen, Viola Hflliflfllltlll, Toni Rutledge. Third Row-Direetor Mr. Wilkinson, liieliartl t'al1lwelI, Iron Sanwlridgre, Roland liarher, Raylnond Uastenznln. llar!r:1r:1 tiuiliani, Marily Farnsworth. Harry Striekler. llottoln Row--Ibelhert Fullnier, Norman Newman, David Freeman, llill Uonifort, Kenny Sehwartz, Don Vealo, l'h-xehe llavison, Kate Taranto, Carol Snider. Doris Vrane, Marjorie Vrane. CUZ MnSie hath 1'll2ll'Ill that sooth the savage heastf' The originator eonlel have heen thinking ot' Uolnsa Higrh Sm-hool liantl. when he nttereal those words of wisdom. Unr eooperative hand eonsists of exeellent lllllSil'lIlllS who eau render dam-e rhythms equally as well as they 1-an the elassies or mart-hes. This year our ltantl, nntler the eapnhle tliref-tion of lfrnnk Wilkinson, playetl their most active roll in lllillly a year. They playetl for tnany asseinhlies. sehool eoneertsl the .limi-nr Play, Uolns Show and urznlnntion. The llillltl has heen a his attr11etion at all lllilllil games. The lllllSll' helpetl to pep up the players and put them in the right spirit to go ont there and win. Illll'll'lLl' interntissions the lmml Hstruttetl it'H Qtufff' Let'S always keep Uolusa High music clepartinent in the high hraeket Shfr now holds. and look for even lligarer things to eoine. JAUK T1iIPI.E'1'T