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

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Student Body Officers Harold Heidenreich ...,.. A.Y,,,......,. P resident Steve Casper ,,......... YY,AY,., V icefPresident Wilnmza Eisemann ,,,..... ........ S ecretnry Wanyxme Gnss ,,......,...,..,......................,........,.....,Y............,.,..............................,..,.. Treasurer The Student Body Uflicers are elected hy vote of the Associated Students of the Colfax High School. They serve for one year and carry on the husiness of the student organization. 'mfw 4o - .n 4Sf'l3 eQeZ '- ever? Page 13

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Back row: Eisemann, Powell, Elliott Front vow: Crawford, Casper, Heidenreich, Tedrow, Cass Executive Council fRI.X1 Mr. Crawford ......,..... ,................... .........................,........... A d visor Harold Heidenreich ....... ...,.......,..... S tudent Body President Steve Casper .................. ...,.... S tudent Body VicefPresident Wilman Eisemann ......... .............. S tudent Body Secretary Wayne Gass ............... .....,.......... S tudent Body Treasurer Elmer Tedrow ......... ................. J unior Class Representative Harold Powell ...,......... ...... ...,., .,..,..,. S o p homore Class Representative Dorothy Elliott .,.............................,............................,....... Freshmen Class Representative The Executive Council has as its members one representative from each of the classes, the president, secretary, vicefpresident, and treasurer of the Student Body, and the principal of the High School. The vicefpresident of the Student Body acts as Senior representative. The council meets every Monday and discusses all problems that arise concerning the associated students. In general, the duties of the council are to consider the wel- fare of the students and to keep the activities of the school in a fair and democrat hasis. A Page 12

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Lest We Forget ,TlU1! With ever our goal in thought And with eyes looking off into space We bravely have toiled and fought, 'Till we've come to the end of the race. With boldness, the hardest of work We've tackled and fearlessly done, If at times we were tempted to shirk, Our grades went down on the run. And tho' we have had our struggles, We know as the time speeds along, We soon shall forget small troubles But sweet mem'ries can never be gone. We'll long for those days once again, For our friends and the good times we had, For the days with their sunshine and rain When we were so happy and glad. As we go thru the years we will say, The days of our lives that were best The days never gloomy or gray, Were those spent in old C. H. S. Ida Louise Anderson. The above poem was taken from the Blue and Gold of 1920. Miss Anderson teaches at Washington State College. v-nq I 5913 54 Page 14