Colfax High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Colfax, WA)

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Volume XIX THE BLUE AND GOLD P1160 21 1 L,ENVOI 'R- Gone are the days that are dear to the memories of all of us. Gone are the hours, to remember again with our tears. Gone-sadly gone, for they bear away with them the love of us. Gone-glacly gone. for the joy they have lent to our years. Ye with regrets. ye may tender them now to the best of us. Ye with high hopes, may sustain them until they are won. VVe of the class shall remember to dream of the rest of us. Until our lost souvenirs treasured wasted and gone. Life will go on though we absent ourselves from the hallways. Laughter and song will re-echo between these brick walls. Keep but a thought of these days in your heart of hearts always! Keep but a mem'ry of things that no echo recalls! Ada Louise Root, Franklin High School, Portland, Ore X . c '34 Only a pennant or trophy there, An initial by the door, To remind us of those who passed from our midstg The class of '34, Another class will fill the gap, Have their privileges and moreg Yet next September we'll miss them a lot This class of '3-4. -Barbara Lacey.

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Page 20 THE BLUE AND GOLD Volume XIX Senior Class Outline I. FRESHMEN- A. Time: 1930 B. Officers: 1. President, Jim Miller 2. Vice President, Don Robbie, Marjorie Neil 3. Secretary-Treasurer, Bonnie Cobb 4. Yell Leader, Billee VVatson, Milton Conover C. Events: 1. Supremacy Contest - VVe VVonl 2. Soph-Frosh Party and Senior-Frosh Show 3. Frosh-Soph Party and Frosh-Senior Show D. Individual Honors: 1. Kiwanis Freshman Cup won by Jim Miller II. SOPHOMORES- A. Officers: 1. President, James Miller, Don Robbie 2. Vice-President, VVillie Lowe. Carroll Ellis 3. Secretary-Treasurer. Freda Herman, Marjorie Daubert 4. Yell Leader, Billee VVatson, James Buchanan B. Events: 1. Supremacy Contest - VVe VVonl 2. Soph-Frosh Party and Frosh-Soph Party 3. Sophomore Frolic Cal Hard-time Dance with the gym decked in newspapers Admission 49c IH. JUN1oRs- A. Officers: 1. President, Eva Frazier, ,Iames Perkins 2. Vice-President, Bonnie Cobb, Clayton Smith 3. Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Smith and Don Robbie 4. Yell Leader, Dharma Jean Davis, Tommy Ratliff, and Freda Herman 4 B. Events: 1. Junior Play Tommy fab A Comedy Success fbj Max Klingbeil and Lois Savage playing leads 2. Junior Prom fab Maloney's Orchestra and grand decorations C. Individual Honors: 1. Football Inspiration Cup Winner, james Miller 2. Girls League Inspiration Pin VVinner, Edith Hemstead 3. Yell Leader Student Body, Billee Watson 4. Members of Violin Quartet, winning Eastern Washington Championship, Carroll Ellis, Miriam LaFollette IV. SENIORS- A. Officers: 1. CSee Senior-Officer page of this edition of Blue and Goldj B. Events: 1. Armistice Day Parade 1, Qaj Seniors VVon First Prize for Float 2. Senior Ball 4. Senior Sneak 3. Senior Play, Lilies of the Field 5. Senior Banquet 6. COMMENCEMENTl Individual Honors: Eva Morasch, Valedictorian, Georgia Patterson, Salutatorian

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Page 22 THE BLUE AND GOLD Volume XIX .TZUNTURS 1lK!QJOI67!7J ADVISER Miss Gladys Allen OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Harold Heiclenreich ........ .......... P RESIDENT ........... ...,.... P Iarold Heidenreicli Steve Casper ...........,..... ........ V TCE-PRESIDENT .......,.................... Steve Casper Orel Dickeson ..,.,......,...... ........,. S ECRETARY ..........,......... Josephine Bartleson .losephine Bartleson .......,,........... TREASURER ............. ........... I uanita, Gerber llenny Hallett ...,.............. ......,. Y ELL LEADER .......... A... ..... M a ry jane Appel CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Crimson Rose Crimson and Gray CLASS YELL We're Alive! NVe're Alive l We're the Spirit of '35! CLASS MOTTO Before Us Lies The Timber- Let Us Build l