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

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Iiul 'l'hnnnis- Max 'I'Imnms-QIflnterenl funn Lewis :incl Ulurk In III-Hip, Ifnntball, 3, 4: 'l'rua-k, 3: F.l .A., 3, 4: lhlsketlmll, 4: Intrunnxrails, 3, 4, llnselinll, 4: Holden t ', 3, 4. lion 'I'innel, Ilent-mi -l nutbull, I, 2, I, -I: linsketlmll, I, 2, 3, 4: 'Frat-k, I, 2, 4: llnselulll, 4: Presillent of Snplioinore Cla:-es: Prenimlent nf lluys' l e1Ierati4ni, 3: l'reni4lent nf llmne Rumn, 2, 3. Student Uflllllfll, 2, 24: Holden l ', 2, 3, 4: llra- nmtiv t'lub, 3, 4: Member uf Unlnl Parts Staff, 4: Art Eilitur nf Annual, 4: Jr. Clams Play: Seninr Vluss I'Iuy: Golf, 3, 4: 0I'1'll9NlI'Il, 4: llilllll, 2: lllllHllllll'illS, I, 2, 3, 4. Evelyn Wngnerf I'lppie --l'llIen II. Rivli- .1r1Ir4, 3, 4: I'i1esinlent of I'2.lI.R., 4, Twirling l'lub, 3, 4: I'i-ei-aitlent nf 'l'wirIerx, 4, G AA., Z, 3, 4: Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4: llusketlrall, l, 2, 3, 4: Softlml'L l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' lti94l9l'HllllII l'unn:'il, I, 2, 3, 4: Culwl Fan-ts, 4: Hi Jinks, 3: Flag 'l'wi:lfng, 4: Ilirls' I ewIerntinn Inspirutimi Airurfl Winner, 3: Rtlnltnl i'nnni'il, 3, 4, All Hi llalsketlm Xlgr., 4: Flaws Softball Mgr., I: Ulnss Ilzmketlmll Ilgr. 2. Nlnnty Wngner-Ilaisketlmll, I, 2, 3, 4: -'u0lll.lll. 2, Il: Iiililol' of Vulll l :lf'ls, 4: Iulelen C ', 4, l ,l ..X., 2: lIIlI'ill1IlII'ZIlN, I, 5, 3, I: llnlilw t'Inh, 4. .lc-use Wnylnire-A'l'ru1-k, I, 2, 3, 4: Intra- nrwnln, I, 2, 3, 4, Hnlrlen l ', 3, 4: F.l ..l., 2, 3: S4-n'nr l'laly, 4: llnlvliy Vlnli, 4: Vigilunve l'0IIIlIIlllt't', 2, 24: Watt-In Ilugs, I: Hlmp Idxlniliit, I, 2, 3: Ili Jinks, 3. 'Fw'--n t 5'-'I' nw- Rubert Weitze, Bob -fl-Ziitereml from Iimlimtt in 19395. Golden t ', 3, 4: Cold Ifavts, 4: Football, 3, 4: Basketball, 3, 4: Capt. Basketball 'I'euni, 4: Tennis, 2, 3: Ilnnie Ronin Uffit-er, 3: Vice Presiilent ot' .Inninr Flaws: Presielent of Senior Class: Student Count'-il, 4: F.F.A., 2: Sports Iiflitnr nf Annual, 4. Ilelen Weitz, Wool -Class Presiilent. I: Student l'nnnc-il, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball, 1, 2, 3: llzlsketlrall, l, 2, 3: Softball, 1, 2, 3: KLLA., 2, 3, 4: Ellen H. Richards, 3, 4: I'I.H.II. Offic-er, 4: Glee Club, 1: Home Ronin Uffiver, 2, 3: Girls' Recreational, 4: Twirling, 3: Girls' Fefleration Counvil, 3, 4. Iletty Wilson-Ellen H. Richards, 3, 4: Girls' Reweutinlizil Club, 4: Girls' Federa- tion Count-il, 4. H llunnie ZllIlllN'l'1flUlll Furts, 4. agner

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X G. Olson L. Sclwoii Geralnline Olson, 41ei'i'y -l.ibr:li'y Club, 4. lleverly UX9l'lllElll, liex 'il!:lsketlr:1lI, 1, Z, 3, 4: Softball, l, 2, 3, Volleyball, 1, 2. 3, 4, Tennis, 3,43 Uperetizl, 2: High Sc-bool Yell Lemler, 3, 45 G..LA., 2, 3, 43 Class Yell Iieauler, 1. 2, 3: Junior Play, Ili-:iiimtiv Club, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Uffir-er, 2, 3, Flag 'I'wirler, 4: Conn:-il, 3, 4: l3I'illllililf' Club Offiver, 35 Glee Club, lg All Hi Sofi- ball Nlgr., 3: Ellen ll, Rim-lniinls, 2: Golf, 3: llmniutic- Club Play, 3. Maxine Palrkins-I-lllen H. llivlnli-ils, 41 Librairy Club, 4. George Puysse, lim-k -lioxingg, 3, 43 Capt. of Boxing 'I'eum, 4: Equipment Mgr., 2: Assistant 'l'ras'k Mgr., 2, 4: Holden C , 3, 43 Vigilalnve Committee, 3: Stu- ilent Counx-il, 3, 4: Shop Mgr., 3: Hobby Club Uffir-er, 4: Home Room Uffii-er, Ll, 31 lluncl, :lg lnmluslrinl Arts Exhibit, 1, 2, 3, 4: State Boxing Tournament, 3. llonulnl l'ei'kiiis-S1-ieiwe Club, 43 Siu- elent. Counvil, 4. Axis l'ofienroth-Glee Club, I: Operettu, 1: Volleyball, l: Ellen H. Rivlizlrds, 2, 3. 4: Girls' l eder:1fiun Counc-il, 4, Girls' Revreaiiomll Club, 4, Ellen Il, Rivlizliwls Officer, 3, 43 Twirling Club, 4, 4-H Dele- gate to Cliir-algo, 4: Union Pau-ific Srholur- ship to W.S.U., 4. .lane Powers-Pep Club, 1: Vive Presi- l.uwrenve SIll'YCl'1F.F.,x., 2, 3, 4: Foot nlenl of Home Room, 2, 3: Seereiury of bzlll, I, Z, 3, 4: 'l'ruc1k, l, 2, 3: Ilnlren Commerc-iul Club, 3, Sec-reialry of Senior 21, 3, 4, Intrzlmurzlls. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class, 4: Twirling' Club, 4: Spokane Music' Si-ienc-e Club, 4: Walla-li Hogs, 3, 4: Coli Nlent, 4: Ilruinziiic' Club, 4. Ifuvis Nizlff, 4. hurry SvInott7l ooibull, l, 2, 3, ig Box ing: Xlgr., 43 l .F..X., 2, 3, 4: Bzxsketlmll, ' Ilouglus l'ric-e lJoug -Cl'1nterenl from lllU'2lllll1l'2llS. l, 2, 3, 4: Golden U 3, 41 Nteptoe in 19387. F.F.A. member, 2, 3, 41 liiwellilll- 42 f'Ul'l l 1lf'fS Staff, 4- F.l ..X. .liiilgiiig Teams, 3, 4: l .F..X. Uffiver, 4: Boxing, 3: Illtl'1lllllll'ill, 2, 3, 4, Hobby muy, Uffipe,-Y 4. lloreiin Svhweiger-Upereiizi, lg Glee Club, lp lillen Il, Ilivlizlrfls, 2, 3, 4, l.ilir:u'y Club, 4. Roberitzi l'ric'e-1Eiiiel'e1l from Stepioe in 19331. Nlember of Ellen H, Rim-liznwls Club, 3, 4: Ellen H. Rivlmrmls Uffif-er, 4: Helen Kay Slunke, Shank -Sextette, 1 l.ib'ziry Club, 43 Writing Club, 2. 2, 3, 4: 'l'riu, 1, .13 ly,-um yiujopette, 2, 5, lirum Xlujor, 43 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Cmniril, l, 2, 3: Twirlers' Club, S, Xlury Alive Roswull-Qliniereil from lleer 41 Vulleyllilll. l. 2. 3. 41 liiwkeillilll- l, ,f Purk in 19373. Counc-il Member, 4: Library 31 Sllflllllllv 1. 15. 31 ii-A--Y. 2, 3' 43 ollel Chili' .ig Iinuil, 3. eiiu, 1, 25 Plug Twirlers. 4: l'1.ll,R., I, Client-5 Nlusic- Nleei, 3, 4: Spokane Mllnlll. Xleei. 4. ,, lla? img? lifitlfiglllilil'bl'-,It?,':'2T lS4 muh' Punxy Sullixun. S11lly 70pei'0ital, 1, '7 4' l 1 U 1' Ml 'H' ' Ilebute, 1: Ili Jinks, 33 Lihmry Club llffizfer, 3: llmiiiauiiz' Club, l, 2: Writin Club, 1, 2: Swing Club, 2, 3: Pep Clu :Zz Ellen Il. Rivlnn-ils, 23 'Vwirling Club, 4, , , , V 4 ig llruni Xlzuim-elte, I: Flag Twirling, 4, l Wl5 ' N lE 'S l '1 1'l1 mul lggylsi Home Room Officer, 33 Cold l uc'ls, tile-0 Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Uperetia, ZZ: Writing Hmmm. mul, 44 Club, lg Volleyball, 1: Sextette, 2, 3, 4: ' ' Pep Club, 2: l.ibr:n'y Club, 3, A Cappella Choir. 3: Band, 4: Orchestra, 4: Junior Play Hi Jinks, 35 Cheney Music Xleei, l, .ll 'l'ezll+-Stage Crew, 4, 4. 2. 3, 4, Spokane Xiusii- Fextixzll, 4, Music Club 4. '1'wenty-One

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Class Prophecy Excerpts from the Alumni of the Class of '41 page of the 1951 Colfax Blue and Gold. Walter Aeschliman is conductor of the New York Philharmonic orchestra. Louise Bruning, popular Broadway actress, is currently being starred in the stage version of Eleanor Roosevelt's stirring autobiography, Twelve Years in the White House, Off and On. Thurston Hull is chief aircraft designer for the Boeing Company. Sam Delegans is banker for a sideshow in Barnum and Bailey Circus. Irma Culbertson is a Honolulu socialite and wife of Major Ragsdale. Larry Schott and Bob Weitze have returned to the United States via Yankee Clipper after four years of fighting the German Civil War. Monty Wagner has accepted a position as warden at Sing Sing prison. Evelyn Sanders, a leading New York throat specialist, has been acclaimed the greatest operatic soprano of the decade. Helen Stanke, lovely photographer's model, is star danseuse of the Ballet Russe. Fred Hollingsworth is an eminent professional photographer of ballets. George Paysse, world's lightweight boxing champion, is editor of Field and Stream magazine. Dorothy jean Cox, stock company actress, is currently featured in Bob Kembel's new play, Dreadful Night. It was! Drama Critic Max Thomas, after seeing Dreadful Night last evening, made the following com- ment in his column: Exactly! Fred Haupt is owner and manager of the Colfax Beauty Mart-for cars. Vernald Mackliet, Socialist candidate in the Alaskan gubernatorial race, is author of The Evils of Das Kapitalismf' Betty Madison is a leading Hollywood columnist. Carl Geagley of New Port, Rhode Island, is editor of Ye Olde Bulletin, exclusive society paper. Dorothy Allen is present holder of the women's national golf championship title. Bob Biedel, Olympic diving champion, is husband of Lola Hickman, the stunning songbird of television. Mae Rose Roth recently signed a contract to play the part of Mammy in the refilming of Gone With the WVind. Jean Manring is Secretaryllitif War in President's Matzger's Cabinet. Warren Lagers, head of the C.I.O. and Ace Meyers, president of the A.F. of L., recently came to blows in their fight for the exclusive right to organize the workers in the Overman Glue Factories throughout the country. Esther Davis, promising young pianist, played Mozart at the Moscow Com- munity Concert last night. Mozart lost. Anna Marie Casper is cigarette girl at Earl Carroll's. Jesse Waymire is ascending new heights as steeple-pace for the Empire State Building. Joyce Brookhart and Lauren Lancaster are trapeze and high-dive artists respectively for Ringling Bros. Ruth Cloaninger is stewardess for United Air Lines. u Ed Thomas has finally graduated from college. Upon receipt of his sheepskin he said, I may be college-bred, but it has taken a lot of dough and has proved to be a five year loaf. Harold H. V. Kaltenbornn Herman, famous news commentator, thinks Hitlerism is positively naziating. Anne Collins has recently published a new verse anthology. Shirlie Eggers, noted racing car champion, is still burning up the speedways. Twenty-Three