Colusa High School - Colus Yearbook (Colusa, CA)

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BACK ROW--Adolf Cortez, Raymond Castaneda. Lloyd Weslphal. Mrs. Lange. Iohn McCoy. FRONT HOW-Betsy Davison Elsie Westfall, Bill Collins. Ioan Sivley. Bill Comfort. Peggy Skinner. Mary Lou Ralhbun. Lorraine Heard. COLUS STAFF This page is for the special benefit of any who think that the editor and busincss inanagrer put out the Colus. The fact isAsad but true-that they can takc only a vt-ry small part of the credit. It is thc staff who puts out thc Colus with thc invaluablc assistance ol' their advisor, Mrs. Langzc. During the year thc staff demonstrated an amazing: aptitude for conceiving: ways and moans of transferring sums of money from numerous pockets into thc Colus fund. On Dt-ccmber 7, a Colus Show was presented that brought much acclaim from all who crowded the auditorium. It also brought an incrcasc of 96200, less tax, to thc Colus resources. The following' wcck Colus salcs bcgran and by the second week in January a large pvrccnt of thc Student Body had madc purchases. The cry of Ulleady, now, everybody, became a familiar sound when Mr. Watson camo to photograph thc beaming faces of our fellow students. By March 15 all the copy and cuts wore safely at the printers and the staff took its final fling when they put on an outstanding Colus Carnival on April 5. The success of thc Colus is due to the wholehearted cooperation of thc staff and thc cditor wishes to express her sincorcst thanks to all those who participated in its publication. JOAN SIVLICY

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BACK HOW-Ioan Sivley, Norman Newman, David Freeman. Gus Bruwn, Ierry Mayberry, Mr. Newman. SECOND HOW Peggy Nordyke, Roland Barber, Raymond Caslaneda, Bill Comfort, Everett Guild, Mrs. McCoy. FRONT ROW-Elsie Westfall Lorraine Heard, Vivian Guild, Ioe Erisey, Lloyd Westphal, Barbara Bellerlon, Mary Lou Rathbun. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE This year as in years past the Ex, Committee attended to the usual business of grranting concessions, approving assemblies, assigning dances, and the other everyday activities. Aside from these everyday Dl'0C9flUl'L'S they put on a very fine Snow Ball :ind sent members to represent our school at the older boys conference at Davis, at which Joe Erisey presided, and to the older girls conference at RlL'l131'dS0lllS Springs where Lorraine Heard planned, and presided at, the breakfast. The Ex. Committee also went to Chico to attend a student leaders conference. This year the Ex. Committee was ably headed by Student Body President Joe lflrisey, who, I think, deserves our appreciation for the swell job he has done in the way of fulfilling the responsibility of the job by running the school activities, as it was in his power to do, very well. LLOYD WESTPIIAI,

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BACK ROW-Bill Talbott. Belsy Davison, Mrs. King. Iohn McCoy. Mrs. Lange. Harry Slrickler, Ioe Erisey, Merrill Newman. SECOND HOW-Peggy Nordyke, Doris Crane. Ioan Sivley. Roland Barber, Bill Collins, Bill Comfort, Everelt Guild, Alma Baker. Carol Thayer. FRONT ROW-Georgia Lee Clare. Marjorie Crane. Barbara Guiliani. Vivian Guild, Elsie Westfall. Peggy Skinner, Mary Lou Rathbun. Lorraine Heard. ARROW STAFF Almlhm-1' your has onflvfl SLlL'COSSl-Ully for the Arrow. Thr' DHIJUI' was puhlislwd svmi- munthly usually with four and 011 spl-cial on-casifms six pagers. Thu Staff was large- this yval' because ml-mba-rs ui' the Engflisll IY class all cun- trihutvd artivlos. Also two l'OpOl'LK'l'S from can-h class wvrv sole-ctvd tu write- on nuttin-rs i'Ulll'L'l'llllU.I' thu-ir classes. Thanks go to Mrs. l.ang:v, Mrs. Kingr, l'vg'gry Skimwr and all who wrutu artivlvs for thv paper bl-vzlusv they mario mv rezxlizv that putting' a papm' out is fun in spin- ul' lhv XYOI'l'll'S and lwamlzxclws that gm with it. l'll,Sll'l Wl'lS'l'l Al,l,