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

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U55 Cglofzgomofcs Ufaii ll'e, the class of '39, enterefl the portals uf Colfax High Seluml as green as any class. We hecanie nnticecl hy the Soplimmiures and niafle our intw high scliuul sueiety XVllCll they inviterl us to the Supli-l 1'nsl1 l'arty. XYe later returnerl the favnr. The Supl1m1111res heat us i11 the Supreinacy tlvntest. hut that was unly after a terrific struggle. Hy losing this, we wnn a heautiful lmahy pennant which aclurnecl the walls of our stualy l1all. XXX- came In tl1e frunt in tl1e spring when the lfrush huys captured tl1e intrainural sufthall cliarnpimisliip. .Xll the glory we receivecl as lfreshnian was mlne In the tireless efforts uf our aclviser, Miss liversun. rlelmlll I11 tl1e fall nf 1936, we retnrnecl tn clear ulcl Li.ll.S. niuch wiser for nur first year's experience. l'1lIlC1' tl1e expert guiclance uf Mr. Kleckelstmn we gatherecl 11ew laurels anal liumirs. .Xs sueialites we prosperemlz the regular Swpli-lfmsli party was very 1n11cl1 a success. The lfrush were kincl enough to give us une i11 return, fur which we are very grateful. lnsteacl of the S4ipl1111111n'e l r11lie. 1111 :1ll-Supl1411111re party was given. XYe hail a chance tu shmv nur SllllCl'ltlI'll.f' hy garnering the class A volleyball and hasketluall cliaiiipitmsliips. Next year we lwiwe tu rise to greater heights. which shonl1ln't he ton clifficult hecause we have 1111 ahunclant snuree of n1aterial. 'VHP l'i4-11111. First mu: Xlarvh-11, H1-rlnaii, lilmlgetl, Niasters, Loxver l'i1-ture: First rim: l'iersm1, Xlneller, Mlanis, 5I'lllIlll'k, 5 s' H, ki'l'5- ll 'l'l- l 'Sl' ll 5l - i 5e 'l Huw: hug' White, lll91ll'lHV, S1-oft, lflmlientt, S:-haefer, liueklmlit, Michel. lwley, krlreger, N1el'l1ee!e1's, Xlrlmtt, l'41l'estP1', Lust, llalyls, V V 'I 4 . l , r h t ' V lliiwl row: l'lisi11gel', Elliott, Hin-lvlnan, NIV, Nleekelson, zulyiser, sewmll 'lm' Rmb' uH'l':'el50 ' llulkel' l xluhr' llelnel' ll llmlge, K1'1nn111,lla1llett, l1'o11rth um: Ilnrfurfl, Xreher, Xlarlin, gan, Stewart, Neil, Niallrer. 'I'l1ircI run: Y. Xliller, Moore. l 'ilN 'l'l '- I- ll'Sl l ll l l' GMS' ll f5 1 Walker, Mr. wEC'liS0ll, zulxiser, Reed, G. Miller, llyler. Ifnurtlu ,klisenli-1-sz Vueklligg, lmylmu, l'. llnglu-s, .lens1-n, Rc-fyvmlmls, rmx: Nieely, Sewer, I':11'1lell, Wilson, Selmlz, xll'l'llll9. Fifth liieliai-tlsum, Stiieelvle, If, White. row: ilY9l'lllilll, Sllillfli, linrraine, F. Nlohr, Stilson. v 2:11 I l Y gli iii -ps.

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'Yup Picture: First Row: Luther, Masters, Powers, Lagers, Hvttoiu l ctu1e: First Roxy: K'ueaid, li':-hy, llroueleit MvNeilly, Xlarler, Nlustain, Nafziger, Perkins, Nloraseli, Wilkin- Hake , Hiuneukainp, ll'liPl'lIlilll, Knoll, l'hauiherlin, Gants sou, hviljlllllkh Sem-owl Row: Kohler, llelegiaues, X11-Guire, Xppel, Jefters, St-con! Rom: lhiltnn, llilmuey, llrose, llerulan Martin, Phillips, Nlcfieilly, Nlader, Parvin, Stokes, liepp. C'1:m1e:'. lleggr, Vlozmiugei, Faires. Huske, Vopiep. 'l'hild Row 'I'hir4l Row: Krueger, Ulsou, Wagner, Hlseu, Stauke,Ricliar1l- llriu.le, Kleweuo, Hell, Darling, Alnlmtt, Elliott, llofe.. son, Nloller, Swift. Fourth How: Talmr, Tretner, Lust, Miss lfuurth Row: Krormu, l'arter, t'arlsuu. Xlfss Stewart, adviser Stewart, Iiothspeich, llader, Lowe, Nein. Fifth Row: Sheul- Iilliott, Hilchzist, Hlnlsley. I-'iith lion: llioyles, Phase, ,xlllfllll well, Pieucel, l'ieim-, Nlaslei-sun, Stewart, Ili:-ltuiau, Copley. U65 gunioz Cyan XYe, the class of 38. entered C. H. S. in September, 193-l. XYe set a standard for ourselves to live up to throughout our high school years hy win- ning the Frosh-Soph Supremacy Contest. ln our Sophomore year we main- tained that standard. liver striving to he successful in all of our undertakings. we conducted the traditional Sophomore frolic and as juniors presented the class play, Black Loffee, on March D. lt was enthusiastically received lay all who saw it. The junior Prom. which took place in hlay. climaxed the social activities of the year. The 'Iuniors will always he grateful to Miss Stewart. our class adviser, for her enthusiastic support and supervision the past two years.

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First Row: Ragsdale, Losell, Sr-hulflt, Nafziger, Nlaurer, Hutt-hison, Lorch. Sevond Row: Vannice, Nafziger, Kasdorf, Hofer, Sanders, Gibney, Lukins, liL'Gllil'E, A. Goodrivh, S. Goodrich Third Row: Stneekle, Iverson, Leinvveber, Swanson, Mr. Starbird, Benton, Ruff. Fourth Row: Burns, S. Johnson, lzett, L. Johnson, Foston, Chestnut. Fifth Row: Cncking, French, Slevers, Pierce, Abbott, Sullivan. First Row: Brose, Sr-lirag, Hnvnphrey, Hir-kman, Stotts, Kincaid, Wells. Second Row: Maxwell, Elliott, Glaser, Shinkoskey, Lantz, Daley, Armfield, Merry, lrelegiunes. 'l'hird Row: Parvin, Frenc-li, Codd, Smith, Nlr. Starbird, Major, Perry, Fisher. Fourth Row: Carlson, l,aFollette, Jarvis, Hoffman, Statler, Thomas. Fifth Row: Minson, Wilson, Hinnenkamp, Hoffman, Seeman, Wilson, Martin. 'ZEi5l72CU2 6756115.11 This year an especially talented Freshman class entered Colfax iligh School. Although we lost the supremacy contest we have in our ranks a number of promising athletes. Chief of these is Bud Coston, who won his letter in football and showed well in several other sports. In music a number of Freshmen are prominent, among them -joyce Shinkoskey and Bob Stotler, who was also a member of the negative debate team that beat john Rogers High. Frances Lukins was a member of the east of the prize-winning one-act play. lVe believe that few classes have left more of an impression than we have our first year.