Colusa High School - Colus Yearbook (Colusa, CA)

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s. ,fga if N anew n in llegaigw. M as-ughkzfs ...ffuh BACK ROW-Lloyd Westphal. Merrill Newman, Iohn McCoy, Harry Sirickler. Bill Collins. SECOND ROW-Kenny Schwartz. Betsy Davison, Raymond Castaneda, Angeline Cribari. Carolyn Crane. Ioan Sivley. Mrs. McCoy. FRONT ROW--Iames Herylord, Georgeen Roberson, Minka Ann Barr. Elsie Westfall. Marily Farnsworth, Pat Carrigan, Peggy Nordyke. Masako Hashioka. Georgia Lee Clare. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION The local chapter of the CSF continued its usual quiet existence this year as the members went about their business. The members, twelve in number for the first semester, held a meeting Oct. 25, to hand out pins and elect officers. The officers for the first semester were: President .. ....,.., ............ I Elsie Westfall Vice President ............. ..... G eorgeen Roberson Seeretary-Treasurer ..... ...... . . ..... .l..... A ngeline Cribari After grade time brought on the usual casualties and replacements, there were sixteen members of whom six were freshmen. This is an unusually large group of fresh- men members and speaks well for the future. Second semester officers were: President ..........,......... ......... ..........., . I oan Sivley Vice president . . .. Kenny Seliwarlz Seeretary-Treasurer .. . Marily l+'arnsworth JOHN Mc-COY

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BACK ROW-Captain Glasgow. Lloyd Westphal. Bill Comfort. Bill Collins. Al Gomes. Richard Caldwell. Fenion McCullough Norman Newman. Znd. Lt. Kenny Schwartz. SECOND ROW-Eugene Cox. Dick Flodstrom. Charles Comfort. Ionny Greniell David Freeman. Dick Pryor. lim Heryiord. Earl Whatcott. Bob Weast. FRONT HOW-Captain Iohn McCoy. Kermit McCullough Richard Kozloski, Gary Kaveney. Kenny Howard. lack Capehart. Richard Elkins. Bill Emery. Keith Cale. Sam Lucero. Ted Gomes Glen Buckley. Iack Moss, lst. Lt. Merrill Newman. CADET CORPS Co. H of the Calif. High School Cadet Corps will wind up its third year of active duty at the end of this term, and its record of accomplishments speaks for itself. At the beginning of the year, a competitive written examination was held to dete1'mine the commissioned officers. Those chosen were: Captain .,,,.,.,...... ,,,,.....,,...,..,.,.....,,, ,,,,,,.. J 0 hn McCoy First Lieut. .---f ...., M errill Newman Second Lieut. ,.......,,,,....,,,,..,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,. ...., .,.,,,,,,,, K e nneth Schwartz A practical field demonstration was conducted to help determine the Hnon-com ratings. As usual, the first term was taken up mainly by elementary drill, but the rifle range was completed in December and after the rifles arrived each squad took turns at firing. There was also a 1'ifle match between teams from each squad to provide a little practice in competition. At the time of writing plans are under way for the annual bivouac to be held some- time in April, and the Cadet Field Night for the middle of May. This thi1'd year of the Cadets existance in Colusa High has been entirely successful and it is hoped that in the future the veterans of Co. H will have happy memories of their hitch in the Cadets. JOHN McCOY

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BACK ROW-Wesley Lewis. Bill Weber. Carolyn Crane. Harold Scmdridge. Pal Carriqan. Iack Page. SECOND ROW-Kenneth Bruggman. Ierry Mayberry. Don Sandridge, Raymond Ccstaneda. Gordon Fitch. Reggie Wescoll. Peggy Skinner. Belsy Davison. THIRD ROW-lack Capehart. Bill Talboll. Keith Cale. Icznny Grenlell. Iames Herylord. Kent O'Hourke. Glen Buckley. Richard Caldwell. Alice Flagor. Boland Barber, Mr. Wilkinson. FOURTH ROW--Norman Newman. David Freeman. Harry Slrickler. Kenny Schwarlz. Bill Comiorl. Robert Slagmier. Barbara Guiliani. Marily Farnsworth. FIFTH ROW-Georgia Lee Clare. Denise Davis. Peggy Nordyke. Celeste Calion. Lorraine Heard. Kale Taranlo, Marjorie Crane, Doris Crane. FRONT ROW- Harriel Cox. Fredina Tilus. Barbara Locke, Hanna Chandley. BAND This yvar the band under tho able direction of Mr. VVilkinson has had ai vc-ry successful year. At the first of school the numbers were increased to 45 by the- Freshmcn and others who were not in the band the last year. During the Seasons of sports the hand played at all the- gainvs. On Armistice Day Ctho animal fnotlmll classic ht-tween Grirlley and Folusaj it put on a very fine show at half tirnv. Wo took part in thu Colus Show, playing' The Three B6'2i1'SH ia noveltyj, and two marches. As this article is written, in early spring, the Maxwell Rodeo, and the Chico Music Fustival are yet to come, but plans arc now coming along, as wo will march in tho parzxclcs and give a short concert at cach. Mr. Wilkinson also has in mind a concert of his own, as lust your, to be given in thc auflitoriuin early in April hy thu Band and Glu-e Club. This will be a warm-up for Chico and a demonstration to our part-nts and frivntls of the value of the tinic wc spend on music. KENNY SFHWA RTZ