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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1942 volume:

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All 1942 , BLUE AND C-30LD Volume XXVI I. Edator Dons Pnerson Bus. Manager Gordon Edgren Adv. Manager Ted Smith 5 fp? Q S I N .. V f ,' fx, 3 9 'WL 9 5 4 0 Z W 1. x. , M V ,Q W ,N 0 3 Q 0 D Q gg' W 'W Q Q 3 Q Q. ge W9 f,..:,::.-5.0 'Q 'O Q0 9 W' 0 Q. . . .,., . . , . . . . Q Q Q Q O ' O Q Q ggi? 35555 ggfd In Dedication As you turn the pages of this book, you will see the Bulldogs on Parade. They will pass before your eyes as the events of the year have paraded across the nine months the Bulldogs have worked and played and created together. To perfect this parade, increased effort, courage, and devotion on the part of these Bulldogs, has been taken. Some have left this parade ground for the battle-ground of democracy, and it is known that they will bring glory to their name and to the Bulldogs on Parade. So it is to those high standards of sportsmanship, courage. and loyalty that have made the Bulldogs great: and to those visions of freedom, democracy, and peace that have made them immortal--we dedi- cate this: THE 1942 BLUE AND GOLD Between the Covers yi' EMOCRATIC DEMAGOGUES XM Board l lpermtendent 6 I rincipal Ml ' Faculty 1 , f S ent Body Officers Q, ' W ,- 'fi ' Wfatchdogs O l Student Council l T 4 WMM? ,ff if E F UR DIMENSIONS ,lf Lf Senior Hall of Fame Class of '42 Class of '43 Class of '44 Class of '45 Associated Student Body D O I N ' S Dances Publications Clubs Drama Speech Constitution Calendar SWEET NOTES---AND HOT Twirlers Flag-Throwers Band Choir 'ATHLETIC ANTICS I Coaches Football Basketball Boxing Track Baseball Minor Sports MERCANTILE MIRACLES ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 0 O of et: as ,Q eg 5 eg eg Q: Q5 5 U O 0 O U O Q Q o 4 0 0 O 0 0 9 o, e,- Q.. of o.- of o.. Q, Q5 ,f , Q Q 5 M ,..,: Q 34 W f ' 5 4 y 31 N 1 mf R ,Jw Qi nr Ni' 'E' 7? N ,N A41 2 'S In Memoriam DAVID BROVVN Born january 22, 1923 Died September 27. 1941 EMMA. af C2111 if I JSM 1 M l 14.4940 IA-ft In riglmtz 4'l1:1rlvsGilm-S, .IZUIIUS Laing, L. li. Stn-i,L:', llixnn f:1ll'llt'l', Max llnyvr .Cpwza 5 0 CJLfZOlZO'Z Xu lu-ttm' thing' cuulcl he szlirl uf thcsv nwn nl' f.1lll.IlX l'uhliC Svlnmls than that thvy left nnwlcling nf citizens in urflcr In lm, tort thnsc citizcns. Nlr. Laing zlnrl Mr. fl2ll'IICI' were cwzlclmcs uncl instrnt- twrs at thc high school. Mr. llfvycr zlncl Mr. llilcs xvcrc l1lStI'lll'tUl'S :lt thc two grzulc sclnmls. Mr. l.cstc'r Stcig' was thc Slxpcrilmtclmclcllt ul Sclnmls, 'l'ow:11'cl thc' cntl ul the sclnml ycztr. Mr. Mika-l, hzlslivtlmzlll vnzu-I1:nulln-stpzmlufnll thc hnys. cnlistcrl. 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Q' 5' J' f o,,a mis Qgowsz BEELIZC! ffis Ufizona Xu busier group could he found in Liolfax than the School Hoard. Blade up of five men and representing five districts these men see to it that the affairs of the school are carried on in an efficient and progressive manner. :Xn outsider, look- ing into the life of any one of these men would not realize the heavy responsibility that is thrust upon their shoulders. These cheerful workers could well he called the promoters of our parade, the managers, and in part the financiers. The Stu- dent .Xssociation gives them that hig vote of thanks they have been deserving for so long. 1'-'iq Seated: E. M. Mohr, S. E. Perkins. lf. Miller, XY. T. Noel 9 P11 3 m FD 1 f-f C 7 2'-J -1. I3 Q SD I3 'N Q 'S Q 5.31 '1 3 fb M T' 0 0 ,. st . .. : ' - ' : r 1' '- . .Q .Q . 5 Q .Q X .vu I ,. . 0. 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Parting' is such sweet sorrl 'Yam' j'Ullll'C emmlcingl 'S E ': QV 0 0 s u' 4 111 Vfw. 1 X A ,A my K ,, ' -.9111 A-1 7-46 11- wj 31 , -bu m., 11:,z4ag,w - ,a ': - qi 5 g ,iff '?ffgf.,i.fle f, K'?f:f':'V.'?. fgf3'-MEAE' ,q ff ipqig-'gf'??fE43g23I!5f ',A' 'JL -,s ,x'q. W - s .-- v r 1 1 n r . X UE mm to gf r. 0 ' Q Q , - O Q' . . ': 2 4 ': 'z 'z 5 I O' O Q 4 5 xrl., ,A 1- A . g:, of o 4 :F . -a! ,,-... QJELEM ,Ha lib! H90 Jx,,Q,Q Jwuf0 'gow' aw 9'4'b '7W f'LMM ffg1a,4,wt+aw.x-9N221wm 4,,,.f14.MwM,f.,5zMf,1J 5:0QE9!tQ4 if-Sf W7 ,A Alfafuzing X'N - l. Lenter: Gordon lfdgren, drum major of the band. president of the Sen- ior Class. member of the State Debate L'hampionship team, and judged the best debate speaker in Whitman County. 2. Top: Doris Pierson, twice a member of a State Debate Championship team, holder of the coveted four year debate award, editor of the Blue and Gold and Salutatorian of the Senior Class. .lack linsley, treasurer of the Associated Students, and Valedictorian of the Senior Class. 4. VVendell Hopkins, winner of the l .lf..-X. state l'ublic Speaking contest in 1941. regional contestant in Salt l.ake City, and winner of the Sears, Roebuck Company scholarship. 5 Berdina Beckwith. an active worker in lC.ll.R. and Girls' Federation af- fairs, and Valedictorian of the Senior Class. 6 Myron Miller, a member of the State Debate Championship team and President of the 1942 Student Body. 7. Ted Smith. president of the Senior Class, and the spark behind every decorative venture in the school. .Xdrertising manager of the annual. 3. 0 2' 0' Q' 5' Q' Q' 1' 02 4 Q'- at or Q 2 Q1 Q'- . . Q . .,. 5 s 0 Q o s o Q' 'f Q--' 5' ,' 0 2 G U2 'z 6' Q M' OV J J 5 gel, R A 1 .Q . -- 4 M E N. we M Q .. Y. 59' 1 N4 'Min Sitting, left In right: l.nei'lt- 4- ' ' ' . ,thnitelv. Nvflllit Mvt-rs. 'l'etl Smith, Mt-rrv Iris lfrztnx. Slillllilllll-lf lmn .XesehIiin:1n. tlnrtlnn I-Itlpxw-n, 'Finn llnseh, 471' w , in - Z5 U' C ' tammy .f wuufs On Septeinher 7, l93S, there enteretl into the pnrtals ul Colfax lligh Selitml, a new elass cleterniinerl to nialce themselves seen anml hearfl ancl to twei'pmv'e1' all previtms elasses. l Hx ' I' the tnne they were stnl1tnntn'e: l upper hancl. They won the girls lraskethall tournament. Melvin Seeinan representerl tiullax in the state lmxing tournament. ,Xs eapalmle hluniurs, they ent a deep niehe within the portals tif tltllax Iligh. They presentecl their sueeesslul play, june Mail, whtvse eharaeters 'tre still I'K'll1t'llllJt'lCtl 'lim the tlltllll ul f - v . 1 . . t ' , spring they presentecl the never forgotten 'l'wilight l'rmn. .Xs Seniors. the elass was glacl tu have tht lmntn ul ' ' ' having ttmr state Clllllllllltrll clelmate inemhers in their elass. .Xt the Cheney' innsie festival th'- ' ' ' i . . en inusieal ahihties wtin superiur ratings. 'l'he Senior girls again won top lwaslcetlt-all litnitws. This elass uf high murals ancl stanclarcls was '1lw'1v' . , . . u s respeetetl hy nnmlerelassmen. After ftrur years of studying harcl and strug- gling lmw, tl ' 'lz t' ' ' g it t iss tat 42 with regrets hut high aspiratiuns, lmirls their selmnl-inates and faeulty-farewell. l s, the girls were taking the A , , , .T f 2 5 Z z -Q Z 7 - kd D-I 5111111 I l1Xt'j 1.ll1llilll. 51:11's11z1ll M1111-1'. S11lIl!11llL.I 11-fl In 1'ip:'11l: Miss Iluw:11'41, IQSKIIUI' Iirusq-, .llbilll lii11v:1i11, NVQ-11111111 llopkins, 1'1n1 111 V111 1 ' ' ' lrix I' 1' one K 1', gurl HL. UA: Lpunifzy lfgwuua 111 cu-1'y scnsc- uf 1111- I11111180-l11l1S1k'Zl1 nlrility. mlclmtc 111 cn-npc1':1t11111-11101 111ctv'1'11cy SZIXV-111111 rlullllj' c 011-111 ,1111l' f11l1mx'i11g wcrc thc 11f11Cl'1'S fm' 111Cj'C1l1'f 1'1'csic1c11t ,.,... 110111011 l'1c1g1'c'11 1011 Smith Yicc 1,1'C1S1f1C11t SCl'1'C1Zl1'j' ,rrvl l.l5l11K1 .,...,,.,, SC1'gC2l11l-211-1lI'l11S I ucillc SC111111C1i Yu1'111:1 Myers - Y111 Sl'C1112lll ...HKIQI NIc1'1'x' Iris 1'Q1'1l117 'IN1111 llusch Ihm ,Xcsc111i111:111 M11 ' V111 8001112111 0 Q W O I 0 Q Q 1 V 0 213 Q 1' ' 1' I ' ' .9 ,, 08 Q n . W . .1 Ez , . -.-.-,,,, , V .f O..g 5 5 ' o 0 'oo' 'ts' 0,3 we s' 'sv N5 fee 'to Q Q., O. .O QQ5 gfgfilgf Q Sitlt Q1 K ,,., A P- R ' 22 Iizirliziru At-gerter Hpervttu l, Athletics l-2-3-4, l'I.ll.H, 2-Il-4, .Iunior Play Staff -l. Senior Basketball lilaiiizigw-1' -l. Senior Play Staff l. 4':ntlit'rinc- ,Xllcn lfluterul from llipurizl lligli St-liool lflll. l.llll'1ll'5' Clllln vl, 1' X X I llvrrlina lleckwitli Art Cluh Z-Il, .itllletivs l-2. l'Ill,ll, ll-4. llluv :lull Gold ZZ-4, tlpe-:vttzi l, lltllllt' lllltllll 1bt't vtr l tilt-e Club 'S 4 stu- : - , .- , . :lent Council 3, St-xtette 4 ' ' N lt ' 4 lluv l'l'Ulllll'llllll iitillh Il- , 'l'llespiuns el, Class l'I:ly l Yulellit-toi'i:1li of Class. listlier llrosc l'1.ll.li. I-Z-3-4, l.ibr:iry Club Z-Il, .Xrt Clulm 2-3, llrzunutivs Club 2-I4,CIz1ss l'l:ly Cl--4, .Xtli s ultlu in It-ties l, t.iil'l.' li' ' - 'z tit 1'oum'il l. .Xmlrcw tliesuut , l-'ootlmll l-2-I, lNl'Illll5.1' tluls I-2. llalnd 22-l. Musin- Cllllu Il-l hlxugqt- Crt-xx' l. Roclerick Copley lfootlmull l-2-ll-fl, 'Przick l-2, tlpt-iw-tlzt l, tilt-v Club 3-Il-4 , 'll-.llIlliS 2, Golden C Z.-4 Class l'l51y -l. f 662 Don Aescliliman Track l-2-3-4, Basketball 2-4, Golden 2-3-4, Hi-Jinks 2, Home Room president 1, De- bate 3, Student Body Treas- urer 3, Student Council 3-4, Glee Club 4, Rlue and Gold 4, Class tiff ver 4. Phyllis Arrasmith 'Pwirling 2-3--l. Ili-.links 2, A Cappella Choir 2, Home Room Secretary 2, Glee Club 3-4, Girls' Triple Triad 4. Darlene Burns Home Room Officer I-2, Ath- letics 1-2-2-4, NVriting Club l, Art Club 2-3, Dramatic Club 2-31, Hi-.links 2, 'Fwirling 2-3- 4. Class ivffic-er 3, 4l.A.:X. 2-3-4. Bill Bryant ll:-md 1-2-3-4, Boxing 2-3-4. Orchestra 3, Boys Federation president 3. Class Play 3, Archery Cluh 4, Student Body vice ilreslde-lit 4, Student Council 4. lilizalietli tliesmlt Girls He1?rez1tionCluh 3-4, ..4'v 1 ck anaher ,Fot hall 4. Basketball 4. 2'ra0k 3, F.F..-X. l-2-Il-4, Of- 'f'-icer F.F.A. 2-3-4, President F.F.A. 4, F.F.A. Judging team K 2-3-4. Randall Da-sch Band L-2.-4, Hrclmstra Hobby I'lul: I. Fold Fam Scin-hue l'lulu 4. hluhn Delegzms 4- .., , I . 4 S-L I nu :ul fiom I ullumn III Hvlmul I!I3!0, Ilumv lloum of fivvr I-2. Track I, Uamera Ulub Il. Stage Crew 4. I In-tlmll -I. Ilale Draper Vlass uffivel' I, lluxing 4 Ilurrlqm liclgrcn las Travk I-:I-Z3-4, Band 1-I-3-I Pup Iluml, I-2.5, llehato L!-3-4 Ilomo III-mn uffivc-r I. IIPUI' Ulla l. Give l'lIlh L- . .lmlls 2. Flasw Play 3, 1 nff I-'fr I. Music Uluh JI, 'lass Rl and 'Told Z!-1, Irrum Major II, lioldvu 4. ,luck limlvy III-Inv lim-In nffigs-1' I, 1'l:'ss flffn-or 2-il, Writing.: Vluh I 'lfram-lc 2-ll. SI-ience Vluh 5Illfl1'l'I' Iludy 'freusllru r4 .I-4. Stzuu- Vrcw Mzmager I. Vuln dictorlun of Flnss. Merry Iris lfrzmz Glev Vluh I-2-:I-1. Ura,-Ixus l.ihrz1r5 L. Twirling' 3-4, Ia-III' I. Class I'Iuy 4. ': E O O 5. U. , Q l Q Q 21' Alb In I-1' -id ii E: 1. ' ..- I-. 'Tj EE r: Qzz af 2 'fr Oc .O 0 ,. ' ,- az. 0 . ,QI 'U W ' .O ., Q . Q 9 ' Z 'va 18 W 23 II llzlvis l':lllI'l'4'll l'rmn Igm-I-II .Inn Iligll bivlmnl, S1-utllv. Itlltl. 'I'r:u'k I- 2-II-I, Iluskotlmll I-I-Il, Foul- lmll I-2-Il-I, llzlsvlmll I, Ilny's Vlulu I, Gnlmlvn 1 ' 2-Il-I, fl4llLll'II I ' rlfflm-I' 2-l. Illvv I Club Z., IPYIIIIIJIIII: Club Sl, Boys 1 0uIn-rnlirm nfI'ir'vr 1 XI'llIL'll1l llnlv ldlllm-lu-nl frum l'uIllnuu llipzlr Svluml Illltl Vm':uIi1m:ul Hunl- illlCl' I, 1I.X.X. I, I.iIn':u'y Vluh Z', II'l'ltiup: Illllll I, 1'uI1l Ifzvvls I. l':1t llrulct l'InlI-rwl from Szuinl .lnsvpllk .NI-:ull-n.y, Xznliimu. IEOZIEP, I41.Il. ll. 2-II-I, 1'mnnu-l'm'i:nI Club Il- I. 5111414-nt Uuum-EI Il, Illum- F I I Iluum uffic-I-1' L, Ulm- Vllllb L, Vlzlss nffivvr' I. llzlrlvn lilliutt l,ll'Slll1'Ill of Ulnsr: l. llusliut- lnull I-LI-I. 'I'r:u'k I-2, Ilulslon t '- l. 'I'r:u'k lllnnsngxm-I' Cl, Iilllllplm-lxt lWilIINi.1I'l' I, hlmla-I Vlull I, lIny's ll1'l'l'01lIIlllIH.l l'llllr II. llllll l'HX 'IH-nnis I-2-Il-I. Ilumq- Ilmnn ntfivvl' I. IX':lls-I1 Imgs I, Stu- flont I'UIIlIl'Il 2, Stupxm- l'rn-w SC- I, Illuo Ill-I llulnl II, lluslu-llmll I, .Xl'i'lII'l'X' Vllllu me-sixlm-Ill I. tlultlvn k ' I. ice lic-ntry l,iln':u'y Flull I-2-Zi-I. Vuld lfzwts I. ., O O :: : 2 fo Q s O O 'eo 'Qs' .lime Guotlritll i f 5 . . W i 14 , ,.:., ,, x,., ,, ,.,. A ,.,., M .,., , V T52 , I - 191521:-6- . , 5:11 ----' .tr-.5 - -- 1 - 24 Truck l, Football l, Orches- Iru l, llny's 1 1-ilvl':1ti0n of- fim-I' l, llunnl 2-Zi--l. Iloxiupr Alilllililvl' 2, Musk:-tlmaill fl. Klzirgnret llallett Athletics 1-Z5-Cl, Home Room pre-Sident l, l'l.ll.ll. l, G.A.A. Ll-il-4. Commercial Club pres- ide-ut 3, Cold Fzlcts Il, Girls l t'4lk-'l'Illll1lIl Council -l. ltlzimc llofer Commercial Cluh 2-Il-4. Com- im-ruiul Cluh officer 3-4. Home Room pu-fsident 2, lli- .Iiuks ll, lwziliizitis' Club 1, Claws Uffim-1' 1. Black jones Hand I-Z!-3-4, tlrclwstrzi l-2- Il, Glen- Club l, Home Room officer l-2, Class office-r l-2. Pep lmnil I-2-Sl, Class Play Il, Music Cluh Il. llcryl King liiitcm-il from Pullman lligrh School, lil-ll. llnml l-2-il-4, Class pre-sinleul l-Z, Music Cluh il, Idmliloi' nf Colil Facts. -I Norma Koller liutvrerl from Pomeroy lliffh School 19311. llunxl I-2.5, UI'- 1-lwstru l-2, Ye-ll l.ezule-r l, Glow Club 2-Il-1, Gills Fed- eration officer 2. Sa-xteftiv Il- 4, Ili-.links 2, .Xri Cluln Zi, Id, 1'I.R. 4, State Music llli-et 22. Marjorie llngue Girl's llecrt-ation Cluh 22, Ath- letics Il-4, l+I.Il.ll. -L Harvey Herman 4ll'ChE'SlY'2l I-2-Il, Home Room officer 1, Uperettzt 1. Hand 2- 3-4, Pop Hand 2-3, Tennis 3-I. Hi-.links 2, Music Club 21-4, Gle-e Cluh 4, Stage Crt-xv 4, Class Vlily 4, li:nsli+-tlmll 4, Betty llughcs Glen- Club I-'E-I, Cumniervixil Club I-2-Il-4, lloiun- Room of- ficer l-Lf, .xtlile-tics l-15, Mper- vttu I, Commf-VL-i:1l Club of- ficer Il-1. joan Kincaid Athletics 1-2-Il, Class officer l, Ibrmnzltic Cluh 1-3, Home- Iioum officer l. Gu-X.,X, 2-3-4, Tennis 2-Il, Hi-.links 2, G..X..X. officer 2-Il, Class Play Il-4, Tlwspizins Il-4, Flag' 'I'hrowiny,' 3-4, Blui- :intl Hold tl-4, Yell l.t'5lf.lk'l' 4. Marilyn Knutsen llperettu l, Ilnnnl 1-2,. Home Room officer 1, Ili-.links 2. llrzlmzltic Club 2-fl, Class Play il, Class officer Il. 'I'wii'liug,' Zl- 4, lC.ll.ll. Il, llluv und Gnlll Zi-fl. Klarlcline Kroll Athletics I-2, GMX..-X. 2-Il-4, Gln-v Club Sl-l, Student Council Il, Art Club 3, E.H.H. 3. 1Q:111111 1.1'1111v1- Marilyn 1ir1111 1 .1 ,111111-ll1':1 1-.1. 1211-v 111111 .1-I 1..11.11, .1, 11..1,.X. I .XVI 1f11l11 21,1'11111 11:11-Is I 111-1- 1l:11111 I-Z-CI-I, 1l1'1'111-:1l1':1 I 7 1111-1- 1'11ll1 -'1-I 1g11I1I1 ' - -1 11111 111111 111111 1 :11'ls I S 1'1ll11I1-I. 111111- 11:10 1,11st . Music 1111111111-111:11 I'1l11l l,1'1z1ss11I- 1 f11'1'1' I. ,XVI I'1lI1l 21-I 111111111- 1 41 1j1I'l'l' 11. 11111.11 I. 111111 1 1 ZUIS I. 1,1111':11'y 1'111l1 I 111 '1'11I'11NN I11L1 -I. 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'I'1-111115 I, 1111-1- 111111 I, 1'..I1,I1. 1, 11i1'1's 11'1-111-1':11i1111 1'1111111'i1 I, X1111l11N1Illl1l I - I4 1141-1 . 1Q:1t111'y11 A11'.X1J1'1' 1111111-1'1-11 I'1'1111l 111111111111-11 1111.111 S1'1111111 111111, 1l11'1' 1'11l11 1-I-21, l11l'1lI 1'1111111-i1 I1-I, I1I.I1.Il. 31' I, 1'111111111-1'1'iz11 1.11111 11l'fi1'1-1' 11. 1111111111-11-1:11 1111111 Z1-I, Girls 1 1'111'l'1l111ll1 111'1-S1111-111 I, .111- 1-1111111:111isl I111' 1111-1- 1'1lI11 111111 S1-X11-llv I. 1,1-11:1 K11'11111r1- 1'lllI11'1-11 fl'11I11 11:11'l'I1'111 1l1'h L 111111 110111, 1111-v 1'11111 1-II, 1 .XI1111-Ii1's IAL-S1, 1'1:1ss 11ffi1'1-1' I-.1, I1I.1I.ii. 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' ..a f' Myron Miller Floss president 1, Hpert-Ita 1, Band 1-ZZ-3-4, Pep Hand 1- Z, Track 1, Uluss Play 3, Hlue :ind Gold 3-4, 'Fhespiuns 3, Sluts- Music Meet 3-4. lli- .Iinks 2, .X Uapm-llz1 Choir 2. Studi-nl Iiody pri-siiient 4, lh-linlv -I. Gln-v Vlllil 4. Fold lfzwls 4. i Norma Myers l'Inln-red from Lewis and 1'l:ll'k, 1940. 'Flu-spizlns 1-2, ,Xthletivs 1, Home Room of- fiver 1, iVIllSit' Ululi 3-4, Or- i-livstru 3, lilue und Gold 3-4, 'Vwirling Uluh 3-4, Tennis 2. 1 Student Count-il L. Mary Osmun Glve Uluh 1-Z!-3-4,Uperettz1 1. .X Unppellzl Vhoir 2. Ili-.links 2, .Xrt Vinh 2, Musie Fluli 4, l'I.ll.li. 4. Doris Pierson lle-hate 1-2-3-4, G.,X.,X. 2-3-4, llraunatic Ulub l-:Z-3, Blue und Gold 3-4, Student Coun- vil 1-2-3-4, Upereltzl 1. Home Room offiver 1-2, l1irl's Fed- vrution Uouncil 2-3, Class Play 3, lli-.links 2. Band 4. Writing Ulub 1, Kiwanis 1 l'0Sil'Ill2lll Uup l, Glee Vlub 1, .kthletirs 1-2, ll..X,ll, Good Uilizellsliip l'Ellll1ililllH. Slllll- tzitoriun of Floss. i.Il1l1'Zl. Vrice l+l.ll.ll. 2-3-4, l.i1lI'llI'5' Ulub 2- 3, Comniereinl l'luIw 4, Girl'S l t441vl'illiUll Uollliuil 4. Louise Russell .Xrt Fluh 2-3-4, Art Club of- ficer 3-4. Cold Faets -i. Betty Mott Athletics 1-2, Operetta 1, Home Room officer 1, Glee Club 2-4, Twirling 3-4, Sex- tette 4. Musie Club 4, Gir1's Fc-rlerution Council 4. Zoramae Nicley Library Club 1-2. Athletics 1- 2, IC.ll.R. 2-3-4, Girl's Federa- tion Couneil 4, Class Play 3, Floss Play production staff 4. 1Varren Peterson Ente-red from Rathdrum, 1941. Baseball 1-Z!-3, llnskethull 1-ll, l'olil Faets 4. Calvin Poffenroth F.F..-X. 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3, F. FA. Judging Team 2-3-4, Flag Thrown-rs 3-4, Hi-.links 2, Swimming' Club 3, Boxing Manager 4, Golden C 4, F. l .A. president 4. George Rudy Track l-2-3-4, Football 1-2. l3oy's Federation officer 3-4, Golden l ' 3-4, Football Manager 3, Hi-.links 2, Home Hoom offic-er l-2, Cold Facts 4. Lawrence Schierman Football 1-2-3, Trnek 1-2. Boxing 2-3-4, F.F,.X. 4, Golden t ' 4, Cold Faets 1. Lucille Schmick Alllle-tics l-2-ll, Home Room l lllh 41 Giil's officer . G. .'. 1-, Revroation Vluh 3, Studen l'ouncil l, Uluss officor 4 Cold Facts -i. ,- 4 kt 4 - 5lllltll Um-retta l, Glue Ulu L-l, .links 25, Hand 2-3-4, Class Play 3-4. 'Fheslsians Il-4. Mus- .11.,e Urew 'fl 4 iQ Vlub 3-4, Sl' 'A i orchestra ll. Council 3. Music Ulub prvsident 4, Blue and llold 4, Class president 4. llick Slruvcns lfootlvall l-L!-il-4. lioxinp: l-2 k 1 ' ll lf l' X l Z!-1. 'Train -L-2- , '. F L-33. G0l1ll'll 4. Fold Facts -l. Xlvemlcll Hopkins lli-.links 2, Boxing.: ..-.1-4, Truck I2-il-4, Art Uluh Z, Clase Play 3-4. Flu: 'l'lirowing:,' I dt-. l .P'..X. I-2-3-4, l .F.A. .lu ing' Ti-am Sl-4, Home Room officer 1-Ll, Ibrnmatics l'luh 3, Qllcoi Club 4, Studs-nt Coun- Cl . Marian Townseml lilee Vlull I-2-25-4, Sex 4, Blum- and Gold l-L!-3-4, . dont Council l, All-H' 'A 4, Ili-.links 2. Mus c Cl 4, Fold lfucls 4. Neil Van 'Vine ll Hand 1-I-3--4, l .l ..X. I, Pep Band 2. Music Vlub il, Ur- chestra Zi, Science Vlulx Don Maurer -1. Basin-thall l-Z!-Il-4, Football I-2, Home Room officer 1 'Frzwk I, .Xrt Vluh 22, Baseball if-4, Void Facts 4, Golde- n HC.. ': E o 5 is' D O O O . O I Q O . g : .0 0 W '. 'Cv A 3 as E K. A .ff ' if 2 La dk fm Q w raw 27 lllclvin Scenmn lnllfllllilll I-L5-Zlrl, Fooilizill Valp- tuin l. 'l'rau-lc 1-2, lioxinp: 2-Cl- il, htzilo lloxim.: 'rlllll'll2llIl0lll 2, llzisvlmll Sl, lllllllt' Room prvsi- ilollt l,4'l:ls'4yvl'1-Si'l1-Ili L!.GoI1l- cn pn-siiloiil l. XYilclzi Stcxivk G11-0 Ululm Z-Il-l, Cold lfnvls 4. Virginm Iczil l'I.ll.lI. l-2-Il-l, I'l.li li, ol'fiv1-l' 1-11-Il, tlpi-iw-tin I, lli-.links 2, file-u1'lilllZl-1, llund Sl-l. Music lvlllll Il--l, Uffice-1' of Music Club Il-l, I'r1-sich-nt ot' lflzlstz-rn XVla1sl1inp.:'ton lC.ll.ll. l. Stull-nl liody Secretary 4. Floss offi- cm-1' 1-2, llomf- Room 4lffll'l'l' l-2, Studi-nt Uounuil ll. Ilzilc 'l'l1om:ls l'illlt'l'Q'll from l.1-iris :uni 1'l:irk ll.p:,'li School, lililil. llalsi-llzlll Zl- -I. l.ihr:u'y Vlulv 2. lli-vm-nlloii Ululn il, Fold Facts l, llaskvt- hull fl, Gold:-n U 4, Putty XX alkcr Floss Ufficor l. Glu- Ululn I-1. Upon-ttzi, 1. llomi- Room offi- cer I, Athli-tics I-2, llraniutlv illllll 2-3, 'l'wirli-rs Il--I, lllaxs l'lziy Il-4. l'l.ll.R. il, .Xll-lligli 'l'rio l', llluc :mil Gold l, Sex- tvttm- 4. Ili-.links 2. I':iulinc 'lctrirk Art Ululr 2-Cl-l, Volml Fucis 4. Senior Not l'icturc4l 'Pom llusoli. I '- 1 K .U .5 Q Q Q 5 . . Q. w .Msg AjV5'a .. N ',Vx .:' ff .X 'xg ' 435 9' BE B003 Ji G4 fgm nltnm lluxvi llunxmiv l'psl1z1xx'. lluh K4-lly. Imp Huw: Jlllllul' 111-:mlm-y. I-Zvu Wilsunl Vamllu-1-ixw l'4'I'lClllF. lvieli ll2lS4'll. Imwliixlg' hack three years zlgw. we Cillllltht lmelieve that these liifls were even tru- . U N . . - . . . . mlltumzll green l'!'HSll. 5H11l1-l'1'wSll prlriy. 5ClllHI'-l'I'USll slmmv, return IJZIITIQS. :xml all the fun ul. three years has specl hy in :1 lmlku- Streak, Ks 2lg'g'1't'SSlYC upper elzlssmen these ,Iuniurs turneml nut strmmg' fm' the deep Stllltllu :mcl Dixie frieclf' Their refreslling' perllwnmzmce in 'l'um SZIXYXCIJS 'l'1'e:1s111'e Hunt :xml their nmzlgmrlizn sprinkled uS1lllllR'I'll l'rmn gave super-enjmnyment tu the whole sclwul. ,Xs Zl grullp they have nut-flume ll1l'lllSl'lYL'S,Zll1llZISlIl1llX'lflllZllS1llCj'llZlYClll21flC it elezlr llllll they are really in the Qnmve. Nu mme neeml xx'm'ry ZllMlllt the llullclugs mm l'z1r:ule in l943vtlxel'l:1ssuf '-H will keep it n1m'ihg'. lll'Sl Hun: H0521 'llllUllliIS, Miss Helen Jollllsnrl, lliek ll2lSl'll, Junior llezlglvy, Hill King, Faye lNl1-yer , . , . . ' lxulln-rlxle l:llfli2ll'Cl. Ih-ity .M-sc-l1ll1m1l1, lNlill'jlll'lt' Ill-nsle, lie-try llullm-ll. lf-'El XYilsun, Mann- XY:13:m-1' ll1llllk'I'lll4' Verkills. .lm-k H'IM-ll, l':u-roll llln-yer, XX':lllzlee Gills. -vnnd Huw: XYilher1 .Inhnsun, Marvin Nzxfxig.z'e1', R1lSt'IN2lI'X lirimlm-I. Myrtle NUl'lllHllIl. Marx' Imrmlu-1' l':ltly lHl!lillll'I'. l4'Im-1-mw lluri, Ilunnim- Ilpslmw. Ir1mg'+-nv f!lllQ,'l'lK'Il. Iistln-1' ,Xreln-Y, HQ-rl Schulz I.:-wis Ilvrumn, lhirll llnw: Mr, l':IlllSt'll. Mr. lNlt'l':llQ'll, .Xrthur Mohr. Iilzxrmelu- lXlm-lun. Luis Lilllliy, Lulu l'rim-, Nnrnlzn Ilmlpgv, M:nlQir1r'iv 4':xl'1'ull. l,lu-illv Illumw-, Sully' .lu Sllllv. NYiIIQ-l11- 1,1-1-, lfwnin IM-llznrl. lflnyml S4'llll'l'- Illlll luurlll Huw: l,1-mis Sk'llXVQ'lL1l'l', Ilnylnuml-Nelson, liuln l,n-ilxwf-lu-l'. .lalek tlxvslvy .luninr 4'-m1lm', .XI Yun- mw. .l.vl1lmy Vmhl, Imll lllt'lilll2lll. Ylrsil l4'Iuxxers. Hob Ki-lly, John Sel1luug:er. llugxgrie NX'u.ud. ,ll-lumy .Xl'A,'llg-l'. Leu .xllelllm-'11, Uuyd Pierce. 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'lllll'f'.l'l' lwrc tu stay. fcllmx' Stll1lL'IltS. :I ul tlmesv l-I'll5ll lvcl tlmt tlwy llzlvc :1 swvll luturc zllwzul nl tlwm doing their part :ls the llullclug l'z1r:ulc xnzlrclws ml. -. lun. Mzu'i:u1nz1 Slils . lf l'sl lllm: llvlllllll Marlin, Ilelmws Nlzlssellpizlle-, ll'.Il2l lfl'2lTll'lI.l', Maxim- '1'vt1'ic'k, Yvonm- Sullivzm. Mur- ---ll-.A1 lmgll-y, lu-tty llll-xl-r, lilnim- lmylon, lmrollly llc-l1zll',.Il-4111 Wzlltlwli llutll l5ZlkL'l', Hvwlyn Imp'- un Qvmnll liuw: Mrs. llznms. Upul lf0lllll'dj'. llorotlly.!ul1nstm1, liuhy Umvk. l,uc'illl- linslvy. XYilm:1 lmln- Mnxinv lll-rmam, Luvilll- lluri, lmnnzl Lukins, .lunv liulu-rts. Mary lmv, I,4-znlric-v llm'g:,'. Sllirll-5' 'l'uwn- small, Sylvian bvllmlm-k. lmrwl Xv1lIllllI'L', llzlruld llvnsle. I'l1i1'll lluw: .luunitn S1-lmlz, llvlvn 4':u'rull, llvulwn G1-tx, Many Hsmun, Fm-il Slmrlu-, lil-tty Al2llH'Ul', ,lim 'l':llu-V, ,luvk Sxxvul, llllruv I , .m.:'z1ll, l'uul 52lI'V1'l'. Mnriml .leusl-n, Huy lil-ll. .Inlmuy lvllkXXllll, lun llvlll lmvls, l.uwvll lmgsmlull, Yivlrvr .lugm-r, lA'0Il2ll'tl 1l'Xeil. XYillwr Ml-flillilq l':nrr'ull Miller, Xvllylll th-mul--y, ,lulm l'41m-r, th-m'g14l liuss. l4'ul1rll1 ll-vw: ,lm-li Wmul, l,zlwrvm-l- Mzluklvil, llulr l'2llll'l'SllU, .lzwk lil-yum ll llnls llllnlx' ll-Vrx' 'I'lmm'w llivk Imlllsln-ivll. llzlrulml lluupl, I':ll Sllwxllln-1' .xllllvl sun. l l'2llll'lS K1-u lels .Xrc'lm- .Xlll-lllnlull, .lulm ull llivllzulwl l.:lrg.Ll-lat. l'l1:u'l1-fa I unix, lmn Mlllvr, lllvlf llnxlllu. lmwlwflu-v l.m'lIl l'lI'Il1 Iilnx: IN-lv St'lllll, , nl-lwrg lmn ll--llslwrag, 11.-nv llrnllnml. lroln All:-rl, l',1 ul Smlivs. '- ': ': O . . nifacf Klflfs .gwfuncf The .Xssociated Student liody of Colfax lligh School is headed hy its own student government. livery April an election is held to determine the student hody officers for the following year. These officers with the able assistance of the council. follow the official constitution in conducting student hody affairs. Student meetings are held to decide upon the more important issues and to hear financial reports. NX'ith the adoption of a complete new constitution this year to replace the one used for the last four years, it is expected that school affairs will run all the more smoothly. Although the .Xssociation is made up of students from hoth town and country, it would he an impossihle task to determine which were country hicks and which were city slickersf' These associated students, no matter what their political and social dif- ferences can always he counted on to huild up a Bulldog l'arade of which Colfax can he proud. 0 9 0 0 ,sn 9 0 0 0 - 0 if Z .4 as 9 g 0 , L s' on Q 6 ol' Q' Q' 1. 0. Q 0 Q 0 0. 0. an. g' I O O I 0 O Q Q CD P-4 O. .O MPM: .- .Af .,,,XL?2 A ' 1 . - V gf ,Q wg wb , . M an 1 Q , y mx 'W ,W ls. - - ws. K , Standing' rumn only. l k0ccl you. Q-hllL'kiI1g' Chickie. XX'h:1U No hircls? Q Swinging on nothin. l'rnfcssim1:1l Nluclels at work. Shhhhhh. 'l'hey'Il never know. If thzLt's ll country hick, huy me u The yelhvw peril, nu lights und! 10. Iillfl i'z1r1'ull hasn't :x thing nn lfulflx ,x ...A ,W ,,W. as - .. 1:fS Tf P! 'ET'ii'I '1G '3f . H4 NE' .sw .. qw.-,f -A'- lm was .: , .,, ,.: 3 uw. 4-, . ,rw ' ,. - , -. My . ,A , A ., 4. :i,,:.,. I. .,, Y ,I-.mu TJ. ev YL girl!-.,..,4 K 7, EM N Vina ,- ' ,1 , L , .gy ' 'nil-'N ,iw 1- . AM 1 ,A 3 414 R. , .4 gy A-Wg ?'75.:'?! 4 C'f' ' 1 -K - an 'Q -' '- -L-. :- ' VH F' ,1,,z?' ,A..f 3 4W 'f',P:5?rffK'Z2 - 1 5 1 Hx, 1 , - , , J , A gm-9, ,F N, l Y 51-fi' M-,g,,,4-Fil. .,,4:S, V , , 'H ..,,. .0 'Q 7 , 'O o 'O 4, ,Q 'o 1' , 1 OU25, U I .1 .0 0 U Q 'Q 0' l O..Q f - 1 W J V4 .. A X151 if N 4 zu. 14 vi, .fH!,,,. 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F12 4 5 0 s 1' Wa MA., W N, skis - i- .... wagg.. . ,,,-- X 'SV' l W5 ,. .....1.-nnni xv S 'l'-up---IA-ft tu right: l:t'l'lllIl1l liz-skxxilli. 'l'ml Smith, Fully XYz1lk4-r, lmn .XVSl'lllllNilll, Blt'l'l'5' ll lu im lex lxx lm is liusun lllll I'i4l Iris l'I'2lIlZ, 1-lUI'4l4lll l-.iig'1'v11. .loam lfllllfll , . xi' ' i :g r' .' ' . -.1 ' A'- snn, Mr. l,uing.:'. t':n1lu-riiiv Perkin:-1, Im-k Imsc-li, lmrlvm- Ilurns. ltuh Mmkklwv, llill llallli-lt. mm' li-fl: llusinn-ss Xlilllllgtil' flUI'll0l1 lC1lg.:'rvi1. Ad- l..mxx'i-1' l'l2'llli.l,l'HIIlQ,'Y'2ll1llj' Iflclilur Huh Mc'.Xln-4-, Lit xi-4-r ,lim l,.nll1p:, I'I1lilm'-in-1'hivf limis I'ivrs4,n, t'l'Zl,j' lid lol' l':ll XYzillwr'. .X.lv, Mgr, 'IH-41 Smith 1 f- af .iqlzylmvdfl Clliuzl' 710122 Q You mlirl'1't claire Uviiic noni' :my uf tlicar- sl:1'.'c-cl1'ix'crs m.lc-ss you wcrc willing' in mlilf cliw' I1ll1lilll SlillIUIllHl'C. llut if vuu'fl lilqc. vnu crm flllllfl' :mv uicmlwi' ul ilu' 5' Fu' rs . - . staff in saying' llmt this jivc'-liivc is l'L'Zlllj' lotszi wm'l:'-flmt iimre fun. 'llw stuff, tiippwl lux' lfclitm'-in-L'liicf lhvris l'ici'smi was: .Xswistzmt liclitm' ..,.,Y,,.,.,,,,,,,.AA ,,.,.,. ,,,,,., V I unim' lieuglcy liusiiicss Klzuizigci '...,,,,, ,,,,i, K lurclmi liflgicn .Xrlx'crtising' Nlziiizigfi 'Y,,,. ...,,,,,,,,,,, ' Veil Smith l.lfCI'ZlI'j' lfclitur 7....,,,,,,,. ,,,, l 'ut XX':1lkur l'lwtug'1'z111l15' liclitm ',,,,,,,,,,,,. .,.., ,,,7,,AA.,i,,,,,,,,..,,,.,.,,,,, l l mlm Klc.'Xlmec lXcccssm'ics ZlftCl' thc fact ---limi lXCSL'l.lilHilIl, llCl'illl1Zl lleclcwitll. Q'z1tl1c1'i1w l'0i'- lcins, hlmm liiiiczlicl, Klvrry lris l'lI'Zll1Z, llill llrillett, lizlrl l'i0i'sun, Hefty Xlzuirer, lliclc . . . ,. . . ,, lylifll ll'll'lt'Ilt' llurns :xml tlmsc twn mrlcs mcnsilmlvs Nlvrmi .Xlillciy :mil X lI'L lIllZl lcul. NJ Xnlxiser. in every sense uf the word. was 'lim Laing. 37 ' 'in7 Imnise Iinsss-II, llndv Ilurlun Iillintr, Merry Iris Ifr. .. 11- IIPIIIVX, Instruelnx' .Izumi-N I.u.np.:', and Ilsh.n:l .Xlmvez lmla- 'I'Il0l1lilS. G1-nr::,e ,. Iluryl King. I'znl1lint- 'l'e-Iriek, .Xlin . Straw:-ns, IM-low In ft: Illulielie INIul'tnl14 AIMVIEIII lin-Iuw Ivfli Illzlneln- Mm lun. AIilI'Iilll Tuwnsenul, Vulxin l'ufft-nrulh. Inm Iinrns, .Ihn Ifuxis. :mel IIHIIIII livin- Mnurer, Myrnii Miller, Helly Nalin-11 wt-ber. 'ii 41 .Xllllllll lmlt. U flltfll .74 .ifwnis X701 :fIf.sw1--- 'lihe Kohl Ifzlets stuff wzls res JUIISIIJIC fur edit iff :intl mulmlishinff the selifml 1:1 mer. 5 I A I I lhey kept their reporters un the trail nl hut events whieh ueenrrecl :irunml sn'IluuI :incl went tu press every other I'i!iKIZlj'. I'he new stuff nriginzltefl the us I see it column in whieh students had :in uppmtliiiity tu IIl1lIiL' pnhlie their npinimis .lhuut selimil ziffziirs-nnfl yun may he sure thex' rIirI just thzltf .XItIwngh It niinieu- Qrzlphecl sheet. the L'uIfI IFIICIS puhIishecI zx high quality uf news, Mr. Laing' was their ulviser. ' U D ,.,:' .... 0 U O Q - - . 1, ww- is - i I - - - I Q is W - sl? 23 5 ' : ' . 5 wh, is 6 ' Q ' E Q . in ,, 'S' ,Q 0 ew in ef qs 0 9 4' iff? 9 9 0 1 1 lv Q so ' ,mbsf t wa Q v ' ' Dffics 'z 5. - - - Sl'Sllt'fl on Stairs: NVillen4- Lee Norma Kinpr, lflsther lirose. Miss H4-len Johnson. Pat .Xbovn-3 Iiatlierine Me.Xbee. Uaitherine Perkins, Marie XXIRAL-Llll'I', lletsy Hallett, Zor- Zllillll' Nicley, llonnie Up- slm xv. Lau rn l'ri1-1-, Mrs. 1'l1ll'Il llnsby. lil-tty Mott. I , , 1 SHZHZS5, OIZIZLULIZ Girl's Federation doin's combine social events and service work for the high school. The big sister party. two tolo dances. the Klother's tea. the football banquet, the basketball debate dance and chili feed, the Christ- mas party for all girls. and various programs or speakers added gaicty and spirit to the school year. The sale of food and soft drinks at games served public demand and also secured funds for the student body treasury. The federation council promoted friendship with other schools by exchange of dinners with other councils and by attendance at exciting' girls' club conven- tions. lhe lllSlJII'2ltlUl1 .Xxvard XX inner and also the very charming and el- ficient president, was Kathryn Nckbee. 0fkCSTi--- .lim lmvis, Ivxvk 'Ulf-i1'll. .lun or fleauulu-y, Won- ilell llopkills. Cfmuacu U25 cclzauvau XYho wezlrs the punts in this organization? The lmoysl .Xml strzingely enough no one is surprised. They were seriously lmmliezippexl hy lzlek ol' meetings :tml material to occupy their lorclly minds. 'l'ho11g'h for all the time they spent in the work of the lfeclerzition, even they themselves would hesi- tate to enll themselves progressive. .Xs ll group. though. they are pretty es- sential heezmse it is strongly suspeetefl that the slick-eliieks that make up the lfem. lied. would miss them an awful lot if they weren't zlrouml. o o o o o 0 o 2 : o Q o 3 'n 5 1 0 5 Q' X 4' Q s Q' Q' Q' f O 0 0. z Q. og Q, 0: 0. 0: 0: O ' 5 S' Q Q 0 6 9 0 0 0 L0 CD .Q Q Q 1 ' 51 1 is If nf I 1' -159' -' 1111? Y- 1 5 1 -1-1. 'N ,,qM1,5, S 1' 21 1 e 11: l+'1111'11111'1 1111l11, 11111111111 1N1111'1i11 l11l'l'. 12111 Y111111i1'1- Yi111'1-111 111111s11- 111011 Girls, 1,1-111 1.111115 11iek 152lSl'1l. M1-y1-1', 1111111111 51j'1'l'S M1111-1'. Mr, I11-111'5'. 1? 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They 1ive1l 1111 111 their 111'1g11111l 111111111se----se1'1'i11g tl1e1r L'Ul1lI1llll11tj'7l7j' 11i1li11g the recent N11t1111111l Defense paper 1l1'i1'e. 111111 they kept seh1111l spirit Sl12l.I'll1g' tllfllllglllillt the j'C1lI' witl1 their lively i11iti11ti1111s 111111 1lz11,ees. B11-11111 See1111111 I'CIllZlCCIl lilzie liel1111' 115 prexy wl1e11 lflzie j11i11e11 tl1e IIZIYQ' 111 131-1'e111l1er. , -' 114 1, .: 1 K, 2 Y 'VI1111-1' I'i1-1111-1-1 81-111- 1-1l I1-ft t111'ig:l11: Mur- 11j'll Krull. lN12l11t'llll1' Ii1'111I, 1511111011- 1 Mol'- 11111. M111':.:':1l'1-t 11111- 11-II, llillie Mzlekleit. lmrix l'i1-1's1111, Imr- l1-111- 1:lll'l1S. Sl11111li11:.:': NYill1-111- 111-1-, lNI111'i1- XV11:.:'111-1', H1-Isy 1111111-ll l V'1 , 1 1 XN1ls1111. I 1'1111ki1- XVil S1111, Maxim- Ii1'111-1:1-1'. .I11111- l111gs111111. 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I11 I 511' X111-H 1Y'll1lC1 Il:1ll1' I 111 , 1 .. ll Imvis. 111111, s1-1111-11: 1 'I'l1111111s .I11' ' ' ., '11 2 f1l1'1S l'i11 Il 111- 1k ll.111.1l11-1 XY1-11111-Il ll1111ki11- Ii 1111 11511111 N1-ls1111 -'11111'I11 linw. st111111inp:': l llllilll 14111111 lull .X1-s1'l11 I . x -lly, .l11I1n XX-111141--', 1411511 l'11-l'e1- 1 '1r1 l'I1'f'QlII . 1 11-11' l'll1 H U111111. , -1. .- , .l11l11111 J111111- ' fl 11111111111 .l11h S1-11111111-111-1', 1 1111111 I i1'1i 1' Y ll .111-k 11wsl1-y, 111111-'52 11st Gr 1111, ltxfl 111 right l,11w1'1-111-1- Sl'h1t'l'I1'l2iIl, l'11r 1-1111 A11'j't'l', H1111 M11u1'1-1' l!11l1 XX':1lk1-1', I,1-11 .XII1-1111111-I1 111111 IIE1-km' ' 1111. Ii1-g'1:11- XV111111. Mr. 1yill12ll'l' Nlik1l 11 '11 111111 1 . -, A -I .'-e- : . 11111 lluseh. 'ob' O I : 4 v da U' , A Q - i I 0 Q Q f 5 if ffl ' ai' B9 Q 4412 . ' 1 z 2: Q. ,O O, Q 1111 11,5 vo g as ' s WVU' 1' 0 U tw --. . 2 : .2 ' .. 1QE'::f Iff5' I D D ,,, ., . 'Q Q 0 O N at . 5 Q at .- V +1 4 ,f ,V ,4--if First Row: .lack Sweat, Archie Alle-nbach, Rueben Getz. Elroy I,o,Q,'nn. Put Streainvr, Francis Kroll, Charles Michel, Cecil Sharpe, .lohn Anderson. Second Row: Mr. Peck, Jack Reynolds, Ilick Lothspeich, Mary Lee, llosemnxry ltr-ind:-I, Leutrict- llerg, lfid Major, Ralph lleinvaeber, I'aul StllVt'l', ll2ll'lk'll Iillliott. gait 04 good fxamflfs The Model Club, a descendant of the Hobby Club, was formed to hold discus- sions about the problems of construction and the building of models done at home in the members' spare time. Destiny cut short this peaceful routine when the XVar Department asked the club to build 150 solid airplane models on an exact scale to train navy spotters. Immediately the members took interest and production soon ran at high speed. Even though these fellows were just high school students they portrayed true American spirit in the enthusiasm and accuracy which was characteristic of their work. They not only did a real service for their country in their own club but they helped lead surrounding high schools in this same work. Colfax High School may well be proud to have the Model Club marching in the llulldog's Parade. V -l4'H'll l,l l'. 5lI'l'Il'V .Xlll'll. lllllil lh-1-kwltli, Ifayv llleyer, lllanclie Murtmi, Mrs. llnsliy, .Xrnieclu lmle. hhlflvy lmy. Her- ' W l4iIXYl'l' l'im-ture: first row: Luis l,ank5', lfstlier llruse, llarlene liurns, lliliie Mm-lileit, Iluli lfux, llnli llndy. Ilan lmreli, lloyd 'I'limnzis. Illlizaln-tli fllll-'Slllll, N-emui lluw: Iii-tty Aeseliliiimii, Ilielc l,utlispi-ieli, Lewis llerinain, Ilov llell, NYall:im- Girls, lllva XYllsnn. Mzirjorie llensle. llill llryanl, Mr. Mikel. Q , f 'ZOHZ Q55 C'lLggf2S'Zi .GDSIZ The XYriting' Chili renrganizecl this vcar to limist interest in creative writing l'rank criticism was lienefieial to the young writers. The wnnlcl-he authm's wrnte many clever skits, stnries. poems. and essays. livery ineinher agreed it was lntsa help tu have these interestinff literarv vet-twfetliei's. rs ' , is m Vresirling' ewer the meetings was -loan l.ee with Mrs. lluslmy as aclviser. U12 U55 :Bulge if Smnetliing' new has been aclclecl -and in the first few weeks uf its existence the .Xreliery Club has made a fine beginning. Organized in March uncler the tliree- limi of Mr. Mikel. its purpose is to stuclv the fundamentals of areherx' and to en- gage practice. .Xlthuugh it is euniparatively new to Colfax High. this ehilw is ereat- mg a permanent urganizatiun for itself by the splenclicl way in which it has liegfun its .i ' ' ' ' ' ' -Q etivities-a really welcome aclchtnin tu the linlItlug's laracle. The executive uffieers of the club were: Hill Bryant. Huh lfux, liva Wilsun and Rai' Hell. 'os' 0, ,U as 0' 'c Q' 063' 'Q 0' 1 'c Q' 'G 5' :S an 6 . 2 9 v el' 05-ga 3.55 1. ,Q 'Q Q' 'S X N 1 ff? Q? lfirst llow: .lllillllfkl Ile-ilslxerw, lfivelyn Mauler, llertiina lieckwith, Zorainme Nh-ley, Yir- ginia, Teal, Lt-tin McGuire, l',Sllll'l' lirose, Lucille Selnniek, Vai-olyii linnist-ii, Miss Vlmpin. Sl-uoml liow: lflsther Arclier, Delores Keller, Florenee lluri. l'at Powers, Kzitliryn lllc-.Xln-4-, .luliu Mile Lust. 'l'l1ir4l llow: Hazel Sorenson. M:1ry..Xnn Markle-it, Marjorie Ulu-roll, Marjorie llague, Mililri-sl Major. Vatherine Gilchrist, t'utliei'in1- In-legzuis. Ifouilli llow: Shirley lmy. Leona 1'l1llN'I'lSUll, lmris Scott, Opal Swanson, ll--tty While, Ill-len White, Lorraline Poffm-nrolli. l iflh liow: l':1l llrolet, Milflrril lH'y,'2lll. llznrlmra .Xeg'-Arte , ldvelvn Wilson, lli-len Seliweipgi-r, Sully Stine. Marjorii- llvnslv. Sixth llow: Blanche Morton, Carolyn lY:1g11e1', I-Iva Wilson. Marie xxfili-l'IlPl', l+'l':nnkii- Wil- son. lielsv llullelt. getty fifffs Jlflclfcfzi 'atom gcgoof 'lo say these little inaicls are cooking with gas is a masterpiece of an understatement when it eonies to the lillen ll. liieharcls Chili. 'l'his elulm, a national organization in lloine lfeononiies for high school girls, cloes not confine itself to the culinary art hut keeps the school efferveseing with ex- citement over its activities. l'arties for little ehilclren ancl new girls: clanees for ll.,'X..X. :incl l .lf..X.. raffles ancl hanquets all served to keep these energetie girls husy, Proving that the way to the heart is still through the stomach. these girls fillecl their treasury and kept everyone happy with their well- eookecl clinner. Their greatest event of the year was the liastern XX'ashington Convention. which the eluh held in Colfax. March 19. 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U 'nttcr :mcl lluclc Finn, his crmlies. were plnycfl lmy XY:1ll:1cc ilirls xml llwyml 'lllllllll2lS. fZllllCl'lIlC l'erkins as .Xunt Pully :md Lewis llermzm :ls ilu nulrmlcrcr. lnjun blue llclpcrl luring' the story tn the stage. S11ppurti11g' cl1:u'z1ctc'rs we-rn 1 pllxul l-x' l.uis I.:u1li.x', Marge llcnslc. 'l1lCli O'lDc'll. llctty ,Xc'scl1lim:111, llll1lg'CIlC Ming' llfll. l.uv1lc Nlmwc. llmmic l'11SllZlkY. XYillmcrt -lulmsun, hluniur ilczlglcy, zlml Nlilflnll gIlIllll'I'i 'llllt' N11 xx lm Clllklll :ry of 1n1mlm', X't'l1g'0Ilfl4.'t'. :mal lust lI'CZlSlll't'I'. wus cnjnywl wry mnulm Ivy all I lwl, - 5lZiO'L 1 ous Qlfrm Ilw Sl'l1lHI'Cl1lS5 uf 1942 sllfccssflxlly prcscntcrl NI'liss. My Xx'l'Sli'I'II Nlisr-. ll tragi- umlcmlv lwzlscfl mm Il llrvt llzlrtc stnry. M'liss, thc lwilglllllllllllll gal ul 5HIlll1. was pl.1x ul lw M1-rrx' lI'IS l'I'llI1l lllI'Vl'N llermm xx is Old I3un1n10r Smith. XYcmlcll Ilupkiuw played thc part ut the 'lcity g'C11tlClIlZlIl.H who turncml out to lw thc I1lllI'fll'l'l'l'. listlu-1' llrusc, :ls Mrs. l.cn:l Kluffits, ruled thc rnmstn uf her HRH1lI'll1' ling' Ilutm-l, :1ml Q llt tully prntcftccl hcr mvc-k. stucliuus child, L.lytlL'.l3lZlj'C'1l Ivy lic-1'1li11:1 Hcckwitlm. Yulm llill. vu llc was tlw rmmn nl lNrI'tI'1lf'l'll by 1Xl2lI'Sl12lll lxlllllf, kqrt thc ll1flK1lKL 111 111 up lllj' Nim'ty's actress. Hess SUll'llQ'llt. vlcvcrly zlctc-fl by hlnzm Kixwzlill. lln tmml Nnlnml tcuclmcr, ,lnhn llrcy, playa-rl by Ted Smith. was thc mutual 1lllI'ZlK'll1lll uf Nl'liss :xml tlytim-. l':1t XX'z1lkcr tuuk the part of Clara Hunting, tlu- cl1:n'n1ing'. rulturcml. but tl1lllg'0l'0lls ' m tlu , . 1 XYHIIIIIH lrmu thc l':2lSt. lxml VUDIC3' tlisllccl out law :u'cm'cIi11' tu thc stzltwntsu elmninvcrixmg' mln' nf judge NlcSnz1gglcy. C,.l U O O I O. .O I C I O 'ol' O.,i 'oo' 2 V11 ' T C 7-J ' 1 , 4 23 7. I 7 I ,- ... . 7 FTC ft F9 C A T L4 1 7. 'I v Q E I 4 2 'o 'Q I 0 'U 0' O... in -1 .0 'c gig? 3995 f , cqffaz U55 Buff ja 0051 One nf the gaycst liiglilights of the year was the novel Seniur Hall, held Nuvcinher 14. The timely patriotic colors of red, white, and lmlue formed the hackgrnund to the theme. The XYaterfrnnt Hall. Brightly culored deck chairs, heach umbrellas, and smart programs shaped as life savers added tu the atmusphere. 'l he main attraction in clcunatnms nas a snny eighteen foot Chris Craft launched at the side of the gym. The music of Chet Vincent frmn Moscow completed the picture as the couples danced un the crowned deck. lhmpular opiniun says it was Nan- lical, hut Nice. was fgmz, 5110 aj We 7 77 Q0 oufg iz l'ieture will lights, sweet iiiuwie, the slzlrw. the nwmi. :mil lmlmmsmii scent- erl :lir :xml yuu ll1lX'0 the Snutllerii l'rum in all its glory 'ii glllllltrllf. The elnss nf '43 certainly clicl tliemselres pruuclf' Their suutliern inzmsimi :xml enelusefl gzlrclen were sn rezllistie that swine suutlierii liulmiel seemed Jlllullt tn make his entrzmee :lt any mmnent. Un the verzlmlzl of the stage. hetween the white eulunins. -lulmny Vezlteh :xml his ureliestrzl clisheel out imisie really suutliern fried. Uml refreshing mint julepsu were served frnm :ni nhl wishing well. :mil mme of their gmnliiess was lust hy nm'tlierl1 metlimls. .Xll in ull, the .luniurs gave the large uttemling ermwl mmietliing to he re- memherell with pangs uf nustzllgizl. 0 4 o 5 Q' ' s' Q ' S 0 Q Q' 7: ' z 2 2' 3 3 Q Q Q .Q '. fy. D, .. Q. O . '. 5 Q . ' 0 O , Q Q Q 5 0 A s u 0 0 0 Q 0 A OD O' .I M Qftht A New ,Q .h '. -ca, ' t 2 fi- 'e 5 M, iv Y 9, .ff X ,V Imp X1-Ltzlt ives: Mvrrv Iris lfrnnz and Gmwlim T':TLfI't'Il lullulul .XfI'il'nlu1iV+-s: Ilnris l'ivr'sun and Myro Cwunz 150111 mu! 640412, lirefl lint triumphant, the Culfax lligh Sehmml rlehate team. lluris Viersun, and Nlyrmi Miller ZITT-iI'll1IlTiX'tt and Merry Iris lfranz and limwlmi liclgren, negative. returned frmn the .Xmmal State llc-hate Tuurnament at Pullnian, XYashingtun, january 30 and 31, as eham- pimms. The questiun flehateml was Resulvecl: That every ahle hmliecl male citizen in the lfnitecl States shuulrl he re- quired tu have une year nt' full time military training' hefure attaining' the present draft age. The entrance uf the l'nit- ed States intu the XYurhl XYar in the niiclseasun meant re-hnilcling eases against a clifferent national and inter- natnmnal haekgruuinl, hnt the tlulfax tlehaters were equal tu it. .Xt the lzlanquet in the XYashingtun llutel fullmriiig' the State Tourna- ment, the tblfax teams were lJl'lHllPllITt'C4T ehampiuns in eruss-qnestiun rlehate and were awarded truphies fm' first plaee in hnth etmnty and state. Nut only fliml the squad distinguish itseh' as a gruiip, Init une memher, thmlmi Iirlgren. was judged unt- stanrling inclivifhial clelmater uf the emintv, This year's euaeh was Miss Ilelen Irene Kust. U55 Bacon Proof of the saying if at first you don't succeed, try, try. again, is the large Washington State Debate Trophy won this year by the debaters. XVorking hard for the past three years to again win the championship, they went out this year and not only won the state meet, but also broke the jinx of XYhitman County by win- ning the first-in-county tro- phy as well. To obtain the state cup for permanent possession, it must be won three years by the same school. Good luck to,you- future debate teams. Future Farmers of Amer- ica added more color to their parade this year by winning first place in the booths at the county fair. The other trophy acquired recently was the Xliashing- ton State l .l .A. Public Speaking Contest won last june by XYendell Hopkins. All in all, these farmers seem to be laying a swell r'O 1 -- .., F' Q: 4-3 .,. .-'T P? 2. :: -H A e 1 F9- : FD 'T -C. c I c,,s fo .5 'oo' 0.gs 'fi' C 'oo' C. .Q c..s at 9' 'oo' e..p 0,04 'I Q' 'lo' U1 -A ons W Constitution of The Associated Students P R E A M B L E NVe, the students of Colfax High School, in order to systematize the management of school activities, to promote school spirit, to bring the stu- dents and the faculty to a better understanding and to enable us to become better citizens, do ordain and establish this constitution for the Associated Students Qf Colfax High School. Article I-Membership The faculty and all regularly enrolled students whohave paid their as- sociation dues shall be members of this organization. Article ll-Student Council Section 1. The student council shall consist of the elective officers of the association, with the exception of the Yell Leaders. and the Principal and one faculty member appointed by the Principal. Each member shall have one vote, except the President, who shall vote only in case of a tie. Section Z. The student council shall have supervision over all Student Association activities and the expenditure of all Association funds shall be approved by the council. The council shall appoint such committees as are necessary to carry on its work. ' Section 3. The President shall preside at all meetings. The Secretary shall keep minutes of all business transacted at the meetings of the council. These minutes shall be posted on the bulletin board not later than two days after the council meeting. Section 4. At the meetings of the Associated Students the records of business transacted at the council since the last Student business meeting, shall be read. The students can by a three-fourths majority, veto any ruling passed by the council or pass a ruling over the council's veto. It is understood that any of the authority exercised by this Association is granted by the administration of this school, and the administration may at any time rescind the authority. Article Ill-Supreme Court Section l. The Supreme Court shall consist of the following: the presi- dents of the four classes, the Student Association President, the Principal, and one faculty member appointed by the student council. Section 2. The President of the Senior Class shall preside over all meet- ings of the Supreme Court. The Student Association President shall act as clerk, he shall read the court records in the next meeting of the student council and of the Student Association. Section 3. Each member of the Supreme Court will have one vote. A quorum shall consist of all members of the Supreme Court. Article IV-Officers Section l. The elective officers of the Association shall be the Presi- dent, Vice President. Secretary, Treasurer, Two Yell Leaders, and four councilmen. l Section 2. The President shall preside at all meetings of this Associa- tion and of the Student council and shall assume clerical duties of the Su- preme Court. He shall be a Senior in the school year following his election and have been enrolled in this school at least one year. Section 3. The Vice-President shall meet the requirements for the of- fice of President. He shall assume the duties of President in case of his absence or resignation. Section 4. The Secretary shall keep records of all meetings of the As- sociation and student council. Section 5. The student council shall make plans for and supervise the accruing to the Association, pay all bills, keep a record of all expenditures and income of the Association, and give a financial report before the Student body on order of the Student Council. Any checks issued must be counter- signed by the principal. Section 6. Three of the general council members must be Sophomores or Freshmen in the year of their election. The fourth council member shall be a member of the incoming Freshman class, and shall be elected by that class at the beginning of the school year. Section 7. Every student is eligible for nomination for any office pro- vided that he is passing in all his subjects with at least a C average grade, and that he has met all previously stated requirements for eligibility. Article V-Elections Section 1. The nominees for the various Association offices will be nominated at a primary election on the last Tuesday in April of each year. The Tuesday following the primary election will be given over to a cam- paign assembly. The general election shall be held on the Thursday follow- ing the campaign assembly. Section 2. A list of all students eligible for the various Association of- ficers will be posted on the bulletin board by the Secretary for at least two days before the primary election. Section 3. At least two candidates for the offices of President, Vice President, and Secretary and six for the council representatives shall be nom- inated at the primary election. The Yell Leaders may run in pairs if they so desire, and if so, there must be at least two pairs nominated at the Primary election. Section 4. Nominees for the office of Treasurer shall be named by the bookkeeping teacher with the consent of the student council. Section 5. 'The student council shall make plans for and supervise the election. It shall also require a majority of the total number of votes cast to elect any officer. Elected officers shall be formally installed at a special assembly and shall serve until their successors are installed. Article VI-Meetings Section 1. Meetings of the Student Association shall be held at any time for any purpose designated by the President, Principal, or student council. Section 2. The Student Association must meet at least once a month to hear the report of the rulings passed by the council. Section 3. Upon petition by twenty-five per cent of the students, the President shall call an extra Student Association meeting. One over one-half of the total membership of the Associated Students will be considered a quorum. . Section 4. Meetings of the student council shall be held at intervals to be decided upon by the council itself, or upon call by the President or Prin- cipal or upon petition signed by twenty-five per cent of the students. A quorum shall consist of seven members including one faculty member. Section 5. The Supreme Court shall meet upon call of the student council or petition signed by fifteen per cent of the members of the Associa- tion. Section 6. Robert's rules of order shall govern the association and o a 0 o Q O2 .' f' .3 .3 'E' fs ' . f 0 Q' fs' s s 0 Q' Q' Q' Q 6- C: Q C: Us C: 0 U: Q' Q Q Q' o Q o s g .' '..' council in all cases where they are applicable and in which they are not in- consistent with the constitution and by-laws of this Association. Article Vll-Student Activities Section 1. The student council upon recommendation of the coach shall grant the Golden C to any student who has fulfilled the requirements for activities in the by-laws. Section 2. The four major clubs of this Association shall be Golden C, G.A.A., Ellen H. Richards, and F.F.A. The student council shall at the first of the year adopt a time schedule for the clubs to meet. Any new club may organize, and if the student -council will accept its charter, be eligible to meet on an equal basis with the other clubs. This charter will be good for one year only, but it may be renewed by the council if the club can give ample reason for its renewal. Section 3. There shall be boys' and girls' Federations, composed re- spectively of all the boys and all the girls in the Association. These organ- izations shall meet at a time that will be designated by the student council. Article V I I I-Finances Section 1. All the funds derived from Student Body functions, school plays, athletics, or club activities shall be under direct control of this Asso- ciation unless provided otherwise by the student council. All expenditures must be made through requisition issued by the Principal, and no charge ac- counts will be honored without such a requisition. Section 2. The second from the last week in the month of April, the student council shall appoint a committee composed of the Treasurer, Prin- cipal, and two others. This committee shall make out the budget for the coming year and present it to the council for their approval. This budget shall also contain the price of the Student Body Ticket for the coming year. Article IX-By-Laws Section 1. The requirements for earning an award shall be covered by a set of by-laws. Section 2. By-Laws may be amended or revised in the same way as the constitution. Article X-Amendment and Revision Section I. This constitution shall be amended or revised by three- fourths vote of the members of the association. Section Z. Amendment of revision may be proposed by or to the Stu- dent Council. Petitions for amendment or revision must be signed by twenty per cent of the members of the Association. The council shall state the amendment or revision as they see fit and post the same at least one week before the electi-on for said amendment or revision. Voting shall be by secret ballot. Article Xl-Interpretation The Supreme Court shall render a decision on the constitutionality of any law or act passed by the Association or council. The Student Body by nine-tenths vote, shall have final decision over the ruling of the Supreme Court. Voting shall be done by secret ballot. Article XII-Adoption This constitution and by-laws will go into effect immediately after its adoption by three-fonrths vote of the members of the Association. BY-LAWS Section 1. The standard Golden C award for major sports and activ- ities shall be a blocked 6-inch Golden C with a solid gold chenille letter. Managers will have M on the HC . No athlete shall receive more than three major letters or certificates in one school year. On earning six letter certificates including manager letters, a silver award will be presented at the close of track season in the year of gradu- ation. On earning nine letter certificates including manager letters, a gold award will be presented at the close of track season in the year of gradua- tion. This standard Golden CU shall be awarded only to boys who fulfill the requirements in the major sports, which are football, basketball, boxing and wrestling. track, and baseball, provided that a boy will be given both a letter and certificate for his first letter, and a certificate only for each succeeding letter. It is further provided that if a boy earns a second letter in the same sport during his senior year he will be awarded an additional Golden UC . Section Z. A three-inch circular chenille C will be awarded to those who fulfill the requirements for the minor sport. To earn an award in debate, a student must have participated in at least three conference interscholastic debates. The award for the first year of debate shall be a bronze engraved pin, for the second year of debate a silver engraved pin, and for the third year, a gold engraved pin. Should a student have engaged in four years of debate he shall be granted a small engraved cup or plaque in recognition of his ac- tivity. No debater may own more than one pin at a time but shall upon surrender of the pin which he then possesses, obtain the award of the next highest rank when duly earned. Should a pin be 16st when it is to be sur- rendered for the higher rank, the owner shall pay the difference in price of the two pins before receiving the higher award. The Golden C shall be awarded to a student who fulfills the following requirements: Major Sports Cal Having participated in fifteen per cent of the total quarters of Conference Football games, or upon recommendation of the coach. fbj Having participated in fifteen per cent of the total quarters,of Conference Basketball games, or upon recommendation of the coach. fcj Having participated in fifteen per cent of the total innings of Con- ference Baseball games, or upon recommendation of the coach. fdj Having won fifteen per cent of the total points the athlete tried for in the entire season, in track. Qej Having won a bout in a major interschool smoker or tournament, and drawing in three or more cards during the season, or upon recommen- dation of the coach, in Boxing and Wrestling. Minor Sports Qaj Having participated in two inter-school or the tournament meet in tennis. tbl Intramurals. Recommendation of intramural adviser. Girl's Athletics Awards will be given to the girls who fulfill the requirements of the G.A.A. constitution. 622 G: W: QE 0? OE 63 OE U ' Q O Q 5 O O C ,. Q. o. I. o, 0. 0. 0. p. Q: Q.. Q.. Q.. .3 Q.. Q.. .. 3 was Q W Q? . . ss 56 COLD F ACTS VOL. 10 COLFAX HIGH SCHOOL NO. 13 C.H.S. School Days Begin Again Sept. 2-It was good to see all the old smiling faces and the new ones, too. Studies were taken up with fresh enthusiasm by all. Ride 'Em Cowboy Sept 5, 6-A spirit of gay festivity prevailed at the annual Colfax Roundup. Our band, led by the twirlers dressed as cow- girls, were a hit in the parades. Hi, llo, Come To The Fair Sept. 18-Our F.F.A. clubbers made a fine showing at the Whitman County Fair. Their hamburger stand was very popu- lar. Again the band and twirlers were a success. My Sister and l Sept. 22-The girls of the mighty senior class showed their frosh sisters a good time at the annual Big Sister Party given in the gym. Games, dancing, eats, and a program furnished the evening's entertainment. First Grid Rally Held at Theatre Sept. 26-At the Rose Theatre we heldlour first rally to cheer for our football heroes. Our rah rah girls, Chick and Marcia, helped make the meeting a spir- ited success. Senior-Frosh Show Sept. 29-The senior gals dated the freshman boys, and vice versa for a swell time at the show. My! these Colfaxites do get around! Turn About-Fair Play. Oct. 2-Something new has been added! The girls took the boys to the dance after the foot- ball game with St. John. Now we know, girls, what boys have to go through. Big Soph-Frosh Party Oct. 3-The freshmen ought to be pretty well acquainted by now after all the parties they've been given and the shows they've been taken to. This time the Sophies put on a grand evening cf enter- tainment for them. E.H.R. Get-together Oct. 9-These domestic gals were really fryin ' when they threw this swell shindig. They all gathered round and had a grand time. Mother's Tea Oct. 14-The Girls' Federation did itself proud with the nice tea given for the mothers this year. A fine program was presented while refreshments were being enjoyed. It was one of the nicest affairs of its kind ever given in our school. The Present and the Future of It Oct. 22-The Future Farmers of America boys invited some present farmers, their dads, to a nice banquet. An excellent pro- gram was furnished and the good eats were served by the E.H.R. girls. F.F.A. Initiation Oct. 24-Again our Future Farmers are in the limelight. This time its their county initia- tion. After the ceremonies it was declared that now the new mem- bers were really farmin'. Feminine Flashes Oct. 25-The G.A.A. held a humdinger of a playday for sev- eral towns in the county. The boys haven't got anything over on us for athletic doin's, eh girls? 'Nother Tolo Dance Oct. 31, Halloween-The girls were bound to get their men- even if they did have to scare 'em into it. But after the thrills and chills of getting into the dance, everyone joined whole- heartedly in the jivin. Junior Play Is Success Nov. 7- Tom SaWyer's Treas- ure Hunt, presented by the jun- ior class and capably directed by Miss Mabel Howard, proved a fine entertainment to the C.H.S. students and to the townspeople who attended. Football Team Honored Nov. 12-The Girls' Fed. shone again when it gave our grid heroes a swell banquet to top off a successful season. Everyone enjoyed the good meal and we understand Coach Moses had an especially nice one. How 'bout it, Coach. do you still go in for carrots in a big way? 57 COLD FACTS VOL, 10 COLFAX HIGH SCHOOL The Waterfront Ball Nov. 14-The senior class of 1942 presented one of the out- standing dances in the entire history of Colfax High. The theme cf red, white, and blue crepe paper, and the colorful deck chairs made up into beauti- ful decorations. The center of at- traction was a Chris Craft speed- boat. Chet Vincent's orchestra provided good music for the dancers. Merry Christmas-Happy New Year Dec. 23-School let out for Christmas vacation after an aft- ernoon of celebrating the occa- sion. Former graduates of C.H.S. joined present students in the Alumni Assembly. This was fol- lowed by a mixer which was en- joyed by everyone. liesolved: The Goal Be Reached Jan. 17-Their goal truly was attained when the Colfax de- baters won the County Cham- pionship after meeting keen ora- torical rivals. Mid-winter Band Concert Jan. 22-Our band showed up fine both in music and their snappy uniforms. Other num- bers which proved very popular were songs by the trio and the routines performed by the twirl- ers and flag throwers. Hear ye! Hear ye! Jan 30, 31-Are we proud! That snazzy debate squad of ours went on to win the champion- ship of the whole state of Wash- ington. That's a record for fu- ture teams to work to uphold! o 9 c 2 3 ' Q o 5' he 7 Q: W: ag' Q Q County Tournament Feb. 12, 13, 14-Although our boys were not victors in this meet, it was a good tournament and drew a good crowd from the whole county. District Tournament Feb. 19, 20-Our casaba tossers dicln't fare so well ln this match, but that didn't dim the spirit of good sportsmanship between teams and among the spectators. Smoker Finals Feb. 27-28-Asotin was the scene of many a grim battle. No -not war-boxing finals. Our fighting 105-pounder, Slim Lorch, went on to the finals. It was a good climax to a success- ful season. Cheney Music Meet March 13, 14-Our student body was well represented by several soloists at this annual music meet. 'Twas loads of fun, but hard work! M'liss, My Western Miss Mar. 27-This rip-roaring com- edy-tragedy of the Old West was colorfully portrayed bv members of the senior class. The produc- tion, under the direction of Miss Howard, was a grand success. E.H.R. Convention Here Mar. 28-Girls from all Eastern Washington came to Colfax to join in the activities of this an- nual convention. Much work and future planning was accom- NO. 13 VVas Yo' All Theah, Honey? April 18-The junior class pre- sented their beautiful prom-in Southern Plantation style. John- ny Veatch's music brought pleas- ure to the many couples attend- ing this dance. Everybody had a lovely time and one which will long be remembered. Cheney Band Contest Apr. 30-Band entered this an- nual contest. Made an extremely good showing. Spring Band Concert May l-'Nother successful show put on by our band with various ether novelty numbers which proved very interesting and en- tertaining to the large crowd which viewed the production. Baccalaureate May 24-The seniors tried out their caps and gowns for the first time today at baccalaureate services in the gym. These serv- iccs were very impressive. Class Day Exercises May 29-At last, and alas! 'Tis the last day for the senior class of 1942. Class day exercises in- cluded installation of new stu- dent body officers, a program with presentations, and a mixer followed. At night graduation exercises and then goodbyes to the departing seniors. Good luck to each of them in their many different roads of life. Their part in the Bulldog Parade is done but they'll be remembered for- plished. ever. 0 O 0 : : : '- 1 1 s Q s Q' Q' y' Q an : 92 Q: U. C. Q. 0 s vo ss g' g' l. Dig' Dig!!! 5. l'usin'. Z. l'rc'tty Vets: ff. U1lIlg S all hun 3, liridge XY4n'k. 7. '!'l10y'x'v gut 11 lrul -1. lt's a wmmderful world. 25. XYQ- three f fQ5?W Y - - ,I ' , . ff'-', E ' 'f,'?W'T .3f, T :f fEW: -. - . f' V fwflilu P-WW5fI'5f 'Wf'i'?'5755'?'W':' , ,se ,. .. f - , 'f . .gf W ' -5 d f wk- F f W 2 ., !'.rW5:??,E',,N?5'm'3., ,L.M'i2..,3',fgfnaQ35.,f 5,f-Jim, Q,-f s,1:,c,,4,H+lw:ge,,,4. A' gf ' Mamrw 4Gm,s. mi'i Q,.':.f . ,S.,,.1g,5v Q' V: x,Qm,,g,.,,.+-.. .11 f Nwi'1,e j ,, ', . 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' ing of suitable f ation and procur- nevx music lhe b'md . . 1 appeared in numerous public events chief of which was its annual concert held in january. Ail l units. namely tl ' ' cet by auxiliary ie trio, tlag-thrower l s ant vocal units, the band created two hours of entertainment unsurpassed. ln May the entire group took part in the Spokane Music Festival and climbed upon the pinnacle of success. Also at the Spokane Music Festival the entire band took part in the performance of the mass band. Though a large number of the members were seniors. many junior band members will ascend to capably fill the empty seats. O ' E O O U e Un March thirteenth and fourteenth, soloists and small ensembles includ- ed in the band traveled to Cheney and competed in the district mcct. They compiled an enviable record. all receiving ranks of excellent or above. liight members of the band also received positions in the All-Festival band held there at that time. lirom the esthetic point of view the new uniforms have given the fin- ishing touch to the smartness of the organization. .Xpproximately ninety members make up the entire marching band, giving both in performance and conduct honest-to-goodness sterling quality performance. To Director lfarl hlclinen. and Drum Major Gordon lidgren as well as Mr. Peterson and Miss johnson, we take off our hats. O O 0 O 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 O , Q9 so . . .5 .vu .Q 5 U O O I O Q iiiiffz. D . . . . s ,' .. . fx., . . .. - 3 ' : 2 'Z 'Q' G' J' Q W Q . Q f ' 1 75 .ll pg Ironna Myers, Pat XValk- -r, Alslriixn Townsend. llottom, left to right: Kathryn .Vic Xbee, Berdina Beckwith. Vat Walker, Merry Iris 1' ranz, Betty Mott. E 1-fe fbacfcfyf Buy :Jlfls 01zs.f 'l'hese three delicious damsels were the darlings of the student swing- stcrs for two semesters. Their singing, both sweet and hot, fell upon the re- ceptive ears of almost every group in Colfax and the surrounding territory. .Xs the Colfax lligh School trio, they made the association pretty proud, and you may be sure that they will be in there swinging in the llulldog's Parade. Spaaging of gingsza Speaking of singers, and we are. these six girls really fill the bill for good musical entertainment. Selected from the various vocal groups and coached by Mr. Van Auken. they were much in demand as a sure-fire group. Their first performance was at the Mid-XYinter Music Festival, where they sang several numbers. They also provided much applauded entertain- ment between halves at basketball games. 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Mel Seemzln, .luck Uws l-y, .luhnny Wulkt-r, lrilzie llehar, limb Kelly, Junior Uunnoi, .john Schlunegar, Carroll Meyers, .lulm 'azexx Johnny .Xl'l'll6l', Andy VHGSHUI, .lim lPavis.Buh Mc.Xbee, Harold Haunt, Roh Rudy. ftlllvl' How: lliek Stravens, Floyd Svhierman. Reggie XV00d Boyd Pieree, -ff? f Z7 qfou Qoffa B5 G4 Eyoof ruff 5171570 Pruuf uf the saying great oaks frcnn little acurns g'rmv, was clem- mistrated in nur football team which grew from 3 letternien tu une of the scranpiest gangs ever tu make a touchdown. Thcmgli they were often wut- weighecl as much as 22 pounds to the man. they put our fighting lfhillclug' fa mirit on the waracle 'l'UllllKi of the ffriclirun and Wave use ll mrevicw of mn' ' m rf A l victories in years tu cmne. oaf UU QQ! NYith Cuacli Muses in there pitchin'. and the lellmvs all fulluwiiig' llllllllgll. the 19-ll season was very successful in terms uf clrire. spirit and eu- uperaticm mi the part uf the players. CUlllllCtll1g' in huth the euunty league :incl the league, the team hacl a very cliffieult schedule. hut with typical llullclug determination they stuck tu their training and made the whole sehoul L'UIlSClUllS of their caliber, Some of the selnmls played were l.CXVlStUll, llaytim, Clarkston. St. Julm, Pullman, l.aerusse, limlieott. and Vutlateh. AL A. . A... A . 5 ,. 0 X, Q .,,.., 6 .A Q 5 5 'I A 72 'S 'I Ei 5 3 R fi 3 3 'Q 'G 'Q 'O ,,.,.i M fa .4 'Q 5' Q' 0. ' ui' by vs' Q. 0' Q if ,ig +ei'3x Q ig? Q QS 'Tj' is -' , Q' . N, K if uvkwise 2ll'UUlNl the circle: Harlan Elliott, Pat Streamer, Bob Elliott, Johnny Umlil, llzlrold Ilaupt. Hu Wnlkvr, Tum liusch, liill Hallett, lion Maurer, Don Hickman. Dbiifziaf Bsmom. The tllllax clistrict lzaslcethztll team. coacliecl ly Nr. XY:tll:tce Mikel, iinisherl il successful season this year with twelve games won :tml eight lust. Since all last ye:1r's squad gracluatecl, Coaeli Mikel was forcecl tu lmuilcl ll new team. Captainecl hy Harlan Elliott. lnvzuling XYenatt'liee Valley, these smmmtliies won three out of four games. ,Xt the close of the season, limi Maurer was presented with an inspiration award. Mr. Mikel is tu he 'toiwmttilated for his excellent work. M C, I Llmkyyi 4- arunnd the eirele, lleg'y:,'ie Whmls, VVilbert Johnson, Hun Kelly, l,awl'ex1c'v M.u'lmnul4l, lnh lc llllly Archer, Earl Pierson, XX'z1llz1ee Girls, Junior' Geuplley, Boyd '1'lnmlas. ounfy Uonniuazi lhe scrappy. llllttlllg, county team. enaeliecl hy- Mr. llarry l'ecl4. hail a season of fair success. winning seven games ancl losing thirteen. ,Xltlmngli the teain was inexperienced, the pmgressing munths sliowecl much ini- pruvenient. The boys hacl spirit. and they playecl their lmest when the giving was harclest. liven tlltrllgll they clicl not win the tm-nrnainent, the thing that was inure important was learning successfully tu play together as a teznn. Captain .lohnny .Xrelier is tu he eungratulatecl nn the fine way in wliieh he hancllecl his team tliruugliuut the season. , - wi W in 'fs , if - kt? 0' aa' 5' gig' il' 5350 0 l'll QQ' wa Q W if f' wa' ef Q' ff' .. Q . , 'Q ' 3' Fira Q Q Q Q -' as up is mv f a . , 1. , Q .. . A ,,. . 6 ' 8 , - :A 1 , I ' eslss il Y k, ax- A, ,A My Q lil' ff fl- ilggfffggg 1 , S V L ,ny lvlllN'l'fffl!'Sl ruw: lion Rlziurwr. .lnlmny Vmlml, liill llzxlln-tl Ilun Ilia-kmzxin. 'l'u1n Iiusvli I llulnn I llllbll lull XX ullul lull lllllill ll Illllll ll lllgl lml l':1l Sift-'2lllll . 1 ' C ' , 2 'z 2 -I ' . z ' . f, ' llzlsvh. Nw-mul ruwi l'u:u'h Mikwl, .luhn IM-lzwruns. Mzlrslmll Miller, lmlv 'lll1HlllM'4, lmn ,Xe-Svll limzm, .lalvk Ilzlmllwr. Huy lin-ll. Ilnrve-5' llt'I'lll2Ill. .luv Gll0ClI'lI'll, .lim Iivpp. Iiuwe-1'--l'il'sI row: .lllniur llv:xg'lvy. I.:lwI'v11c'n- Mvlmnzllil, XYz1llzl1'n- Girls, .lnllnllx . .1 , .Xrvlw1', lloln lx:-lly, Imysl 'llllllIlli.S. Willwrt .llll.llSUll. l'.:1l'l l,ll'I'S1lll, Ill-gain Nm Huh Fox, lil-11114-11 th-lx. hm-fnul row: Lowvll I.0g'sdm1, 1l0l'llHll Phi n vs, .li-rry 'l'I1um:us. Huh lin-inwl-In-r, .lzul ll U lh-ll, Imwls lIfl'11l..n, Hula All-,Xlrw-4 .nw lli-114lvr's4m, IMI, All--1:. Wgum- 1.1-:lull x X'llll'l'lll Ilvnslv. Tliiril row: Ge-m'p:'e Russ, Ilnn Ilvilfln-rg, .Iuhn I!m'lux'ill1, lhinv llrznln-ni, lim-nm-Ili Imvis, Ilzlvwvld ll4'll5l4'. llzmving' twu cliffereiit squzicls with tml cliffc'i'c'1it sclicrlulcs tu plnx 500111011 tu mnlu' thc Colfax lmnpsters ilivrcly play twivc' :ls lizuwl. Xlliui iw llmlq lmck tliruuili the sezlsun we wish tlicv umlml lizlvc lizul twin :is nizuiy yells in slice-1' g'l'1lllTllili'. They lwpl mir lliillflug spirit riilin high. and witlwut spirit we cuulcl show no L1L1ll1lugs mi l,2ll'2lQlC.n '15 ' lf' 1 ' :mal ynu can see lay the :ilmvc lt takes two tczims tu make .i bin it fiction shuts that these fellmvs kept the competition :it high key, :mil their spirits near the stars. The spurt seusmi. armmcl which the sncizil :incl finzuicizil cycle revulves. was tu must players :1 real challenge: lt was fine this yearylmut just wait until next sezisimf' Q e o O o G 3 o Q : O 'Q g 1 9 U of. i as Q O' O. Q' s' - f 'if Q . Qt ,.,. an , ,Yiwu 9 ' dw ffl O O Q 9 W., 6 6 , ,...V 3. .. B , Q 0 I 1 lop: Floyd Sehim-rnizin. .lohn XX':llkei Nelilvrniun, Wendell Hopkins. Bill liryzxnl. tt-nu-r: llrfi row: .lim llihler, lloy lflvll, llzxn l.0r.:li, Mr, l.aim.f, RoyMyr'l'S.l':1lvin Poffvnroth. 4-ond row: lflonl Sl'llit'l'.ll2lll. Ilielc SlI'2iX'9llS. llill liryant, llale llraper. .lohn Walker. l.zi1'ry heliivrnmn. I.:-o .Xllr-iilmeli. otloln: lliehurll Sllxivens, ltoy Hell, Leo Alle-nbaeh, Hob Patterson. jficgirzl U55 gong cyqzoum ll'j:i wzlnnn fight ?flletter wnteh and not ask that to any of these fel- lows 'not if you want to enjoy good health. Coaeherl hy .Iznnes l.:1ing', they slnggeil through this season winning' four matches :intl losing' one. l'rolm- zihly their most important kayo was their definite trouneing of the minor sport uttitncle toxvzlrcl hoxing. They l50llStL'fi hoxing to the plnee it really deserves. TT 1 1 f 1 B OUT BL! E OUT 1111' 111N1I'l1'1 111111A11:111111111 111151-11 :111 111111N11:111x 511111-551111 51-:1N1111, 1111- 11-:1111 1111 111111111111 1XX1'111XANIX111l14I1 11111'1Xfl'1Q'111 1111111N. 11111'111Q' 1111' x1':11'. 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Quai fwozgsvi The track team this year was made up of about forty flashy lx-nys. XYith eight letterinen hack from the former year. a strung squad carried through. The hoys greatly regretecl the loss of Dixie Garner, assistant track coach, wlin left Colfax High to instruct navy recruits. Track meets attended this year hy the llullclugs were: Cheney, Miltun- l reewater. and the county, district. anrl state meets. These fastest men in the high schuol really clicl themselves pruucl when they went nn parade fur the sake nf t'.ll.S. Vaptain of these spaikplugs was Clurrlun liclgren. v xxx luck H lull lulmnx l llkllllll lull xlln n I nl Xl ll xr. flvllt' lrunmm Imn lzll Xllltxm lnxlvx' llmvxxnlll lllllllll ,xx lxmulwn 1.111 lmn Nlxunr lolx lnmxxxlvxr lxlll llnllm-tl, luxml lllllllllS Ns mx ' 1 -llx Imn Illllxllllll, llvgglx XX: x a ul Slll. cl.1ll llillll L'll1lk'll1Kl lux Xl! 1 Ntul in thx pm mt 1 l lcmx .xlluuxt lllxllllllllx llllSlL'1llll xx. ll L ost .1 lull lkfllll ul' lc-Itunlxxx thnx ,ex W .ff Q, U A V 9 QQ' Q 1. 9 ' Vt .y g 9 'O I V cgacgefseu Coached by Miss Johnson, the tennis squad began the season with twelve players, most of whom have had some experience in previous years. There will be much keen competition for the team. but they're in grand shape to meet all opponents. Looking ahead, we predict a very successful season for our players. The following turned out this year: Darlene Burns, Blanche Morton, june Logsdon, Opal Swanson, Irene XVood, Hazel Sorenson, Eva Wil- son, Mary Lee, Shirley Townsend, Lucille Ensley, Shirley Allen. Anna Lee Kelly, Bob Fox, Harvey llerman, Marshall Miller, Lawrence MacDonald. Cecil Sharpe, and XYilbert Johnson. The topnotchers were determined by a ladder tournament and you may well believe they were topnotchers. 950 you figs Efigifzg? No keener competition is carried on in any sport than that which hits full swing at spring Golf contests. The Colfax lligh School squad, coached by Mr. Jennings, are veritable champions at chas- ing the golf ball through sand traps, small ponds and tall grass, ln competition with other schools, L'.H.S. golfers gave proof that there are few sports that the Bulldogs can not and do not do well. X Slug' lmiml l'lm'fll ll lzlzu- crm lmmllc :1 gun :ls wm- ls il pigslciu- welll Ira-0 lm' ull! A IQ Z -u 'Q ,, . I Q 5. 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SELECT IVE school Northwestern must qualify ALL students for enrollment. We must be satisfied that a stud- ent, before being admitted to Northwestern Business College, has character, natural ability, a sincere desire and purpose to obtain a COMPLETE business education, and the proper background essential for success. This is obviously necessary as, when we enroll a student, we accept the responsibility of placing a student in a good business position as soon as pos- sible after graduation. To be a N ORTHWESTERN graduate is your best recommendation for employment. V NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE S. 317 Howard Street ' Spokane Associated Oil Co , , Complzments Edgar W. Roberts D1str1butor oyroi-Tydol-veedol Aviation Ethyl' of Motor ous ol Veedol Greases Flying A Gasoline Motor Diesel B nbrite Kerosene and Fuel Oils. and Solvent L L lf . ' Phone 117 Colfax, Wash. CO al Washmgton lvor M. Wilson Jeweler Colfax, Wash. Carter S1 Roulet Sporting Goods Headquarters Modern House Wares See us for gift goods S Yourself Your property Your country 3' .swear Musnc E MUSIC BOOK5 B U Y Defense Stamps Em l I-A 1 U Defense Bonds J a , 9ll PIVERSIDE AVENUS g SPOKANE, wA5r1mGroN 3 C u t y f ' Tam ROBERGE I nce WE CLEAN EVERYTHING Rugs - Drapes -- Pillows - Curtains - Furniture - Blankets Hats Cleaned and Blocked DRY CLEANING and EVERY LAUNDRY SERVICE MODEL LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANING bt. Blgnatius hospital Wishes to Express Its Thanks To the Colfax High School for its Korner Koffee Kup HOME MADE PASTRIES -and- HOME COOKED FOOD Q By Twin Bridges ad- joining Standard Station cooperation extended to us. :Y 9: ir 1: 9: 1: :E CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class of 1942 Q fix. MEESON K comw-mv My - . Y- The Best Place To Trade-- A fter All Colfax, Wash. Auto Sales Co. In accordance with our Na- tional service policy, let us service your car to assure its continued use. Colfax, Wash. Modern Shoe Rebuilding A Pgtlatgh Yards, Inc. For the Right Job- This is the right place i. l 1205 S. Main Opposite Penneys 49'l'49 Manual Training and Building Supplies e -1- ev F. R. GREENGO, Agent CORN ELIUS IVICDTCDR CO. Geo. L. Cornelius, Proprietor Oldsmobile Automobiles - G.M.C. Trucks Colfax, Washington .LF 136 ,..iL.li1T11 FOR CORSAGES l'l,lNi'l'S nlnl 1'l I' l1'l.0XYI'1RS See Long's Vulfzlx I'Imr1e- 58-Il I BETTI LU SHOPPE LA IWIICS .X I'I'.X IIICII and GIFTS Fulfzxx. XVash, TPI. 344 COLFAX TABLE SUPPLY .I. H. SHAXV Eva-rytllilu: for the 'l'slhI1- Free llvlivvry Phone 4 ED HEIDENREICH lNSl'R,K NVE Uulfax XVz1sh. THREE MONKEY LUNCH Honey Islands, Ilz1mburg.g'ers I.unn:Iu-s l'oIfax XVASII. HAMILTON DRUG STORE rllexall Storey XVIwre your prescriptions me cumlmounde-d exactly as prvscribvfl. l'hon4- 37 Colfax, NVn. YE PRINT SHOP IIICIIIICI, Uolfzlx, XYa1sh. DAVE BURNS Auto lfllevtriv VY:-laling Mxu-hilw Slmp Vulfax. Wash, Tel. 52 THIS BALANCER XYiII 1-unferve your tires as xxvll us lY'I'lIlY'llVl' the- opera- r tirzn of the cu . Elliott's Auto Mart GAMBLE STORES SHE NUR I'UIlNl'I'UNIC ITI'2I',XIl'l'MICN'I' k'ulf:1X, VVEISII. TL-I. 355 Colfax I Grain 8x Feed Company NSURANCE Ol' ' L. D' k C. W. McFarland, Proprietor we lc ey 4a 'I' '9- Hay - Grain - Feed Flour -, Seed Colfax Branch Colfax, Wash, SGBIIIG-fiISI N3li0Il3l Bank Phone 22 N.423 Main St. COLFAX, WVASHINGTON Jones Truck SL Implement Co. McCormick-Deering Farm Machines TRACTRACTORS AND WHEEL 'rRAcToRs International Trucks Colfax Phone 197 Washington + 7-.. . AWYWY -.....-.,- ...., , ..v,, . ,. A . 4, A,,,,,,,,. ,YWAW , , + Colfax Branch The Old National Bank Of Spokane A. M. Michaelsen, Manager Otto F. Mathiesen, Assistant Manager E. J. Eastep, Assistant Manager Helen V. Starr, Teller William G. Powers, Teller Carl Geagley, Bookkeeper George Paysse, Bookkeeper Eva Hughes, Stenographer Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System. + -- ----- - -- + GRET mm BARD Colm Mmm Company TH E N 1 X mc. - ' G. E. HUMPHREY, Prop. CLOP 9'NG 6: S HOES HUDSON - PONTIAC Fon MEN G.M.c. 'TRUCKS 'Alvvxfx Quality Ggjgjfjjifejwfgitest Sm Colfax, Wash. Tel. 460 Dreifus-VonSoehnen Hardware Philco Radio and Refrigerators Easy Washing Machines Monarch and Hotpoint Ranges Houseware - Sporting Goods - Paints - General Hardware DMEDICDNE' Q STQFF' Cl-IOCK FULL CH or IDEQS GND cocoa T HORSE SENSE TCW 1:3 IN 4 CQEQTION QND DQODUCTION OFM Z DISTINCTIVE QNDW BETTEQ YEQQ books C'-'W BUSBY COFFEE SHOP LF! X ll0'I'I'Il. MODERN MAID Ice Cream B0 HENRY IXSI n xwrlc POWELL PLUMBING ROSE THEATER GLASER S JEWELRY ' r COLFAX CREAMERY GOLD SEAL DAIRY HILXIAIHX SAYS: l'KS'l'l'1lRIll'1Il MILK ELK DRUG STORE SHAMROCK CAFE l YI'l,l NIYI4' DINNER? M , G For Flowers, Candy atzger s rocery and Glfts and can 198-R Fguntain Corsages and Wedding Flowers SPECIAL service - QUALITY Merchandise Pmtery - Greeting Cards i'i ETJEEH-EHCS S702 Main St. Phone 280 Colfax Wash. .2 SEE... E2 J. E.. MILLER A 5 . Fire Insurance Automobile Insurance Liability Coverage Court Bonds 4 FARM LOANS Phone 88 WILLIAMS FUEL COMPANY Colfax, Washington 1-l- .- sv Phone 79 1i. Bottled Soft Drinks COAL and WOOD WANTED NOW' , O Ted S Feed St0re Secretaries - Accountants Dealers in Flour and Feeds Offlce Machine Operators Trained office workers are urgently needed in business, industry and overnment service. Manufactured TAKE AN INTENSIVE Cg0URSE AT KBU! For complete information regarding place- ' ' ' t ' , ff d d t 't' , d g C00 giggle-service courses o ere an lll10Il Kinman Business Universit St' John' Wash' South 110 Howard sm. Spokane, win. Uur Congratulations To The Class of 1942 We Wish you much success in the years to come. QULFAX BRANCH Seattle-First National Bank SPOKANE da EASTERN DIVISION Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Colfax Gazette-Commoner News Briefs'F rom All Over the County Largest and Best Advertising Medium In Whitman County S .00 2 A Year North 211 Main St. Colfax, Wash. COLFAX FURNITURE STORE QlT.Xl.l'l'Y Fl'liNl'l'UlHfZ Uolfnx, XYz1sh. Tel. N4 FONK'S Sc and l0c STORE SVIHNJI, SUI'l'Lll'IS Vulfznx, XVzlsh. PERRY 8: LEE t'I.H'I'llllCliS Smart Young Mm-nfs Styla-s S. 8: S. GROCERY fllllllif 3' I'rmllu-ls .K Iwnp s S'l'.XI'I,I4I'l'UN and SHHKT l'h1mv SH GRADY DRUG STORE I4'41l'N'l'.XlX SPIIQVIVIG Vulfux, Wash. 'IH-1, 1 BROOK!-lART'S 'fiour Friq-nllly Store Moxfs and XVon1e-11's XYv:1r Vulfux, XVQZISTI. STYLE SHOP Smart things ill El small prim-Y 'l'vl. SHG Vulfzxx, Walsh. GORDON'S COFFEE SHOP mmm CHUKICID mum Ptbllllfillll Svrvlm- l4lI.I. ICSTHHIIQ ANDERSON'S Bakery Products '1w1, 27 Uwlfzlx, Walsh. TAVERN CAFE Snzwks - Lunches ITTIIIIPYS Colfax, XV:1sh. Deysenroth Greenhouse Landscape Gardening Cut Flowers-Corsages Plants and Shrubs Colfax, Wash. - Phone 66 Schneidmiller Sz Faires Full line of modern Case Farm Machines Colfax, Wash. - Phone 40 Wanda's Beauty Standard Lumber Co. Jim Hanson, Mgr. LATEST HAIR STYLINGS QUALITY MATERIALS C'7iu:tf249l.1i'b Colfax, Wash. Phone 505 Colfax, Wash- - Phone 144 Shop at PENNEY'S It's nice to know it's Paid For! Slate Studio Makers of Fine Phsqtegrenbs Personal attention given each order Qs + Q Colfax, XVash. - - Tel. 551 KING'S BOOK STORE CITY VIEW DAIRY Northwestern National LIFE Ixslrnuwm coyII-Ayr oI+'FIf'Ic Sl'l'I'l.lES Quality Milk and Cream K-IIIIOIIPFY, VVallpaper, Books vvm T QWHTH S- Kudaks and Supplies ' ' ' A Colfax, VVash. Phone 110 DAILY BULLETIN JERSEY CREAMERY I.c.A. MARKET Manufacturer of Free Deliv r N wi I N f 9 Y BM Hin t N PM Butter and Ice Cream N.l02 Mill St. Phone 285 , 'EVERYTHING T0 EAT I hone 236 VVRECKING SERVICE ART SCHULDT DR. L. D. BROWN Carl Swanson Richfield Osteopathic Uolfax. XYRISII. Service Station Physician H. EARL CLACK CO. L. L. BURGUNDER DR. WJ.F. TRETNER 4- 'I ,E . D' tm mmm Insurance - Bonds Denhstry Colfax, ll'aslIiII:.:'tuII I Min xyalli .lack Caldwell Fulfax, XVZISII. Grady Illdfli. Urvlfax, XVaslI I COLFAX PRODUCE MEYERS DR. LESLIE R. BARBER F d Q14-, ici. ICILSIITEIIGIIZ ll Auto Supply Dentnst W ' M - u ri 'um' 'E I I M om National Bank Bldg-. - 1 ,- A .- +I, +I. e- ers I .XSH I OR l RLXNI y TPI' 441 Hoon! I0 FRANK J. JACKSON ANDERS MALMER BRYANT 8: WEISMAN SPUTEIUZ Goods Sl'I'I'S and 0vIf:RI'oA'I's Clinic W. 25 Main sr., XValIa WIIII xx s.::I6 Main sm Colfax, XVIIBII. S-907 Mm St- Volfax- IVESE' WA ER' DR. W. A. CAREY ELLIO'I'I S GN S PAINT STORE Shoe service Dental Surgeon ll T5 v.IIf.Ix, xx I ll Ing N.2l01ng Main sr. inlay Bldg- Volfax' ll I EBBERT'S CLIFF'S BATTERY SHOP EDGAR N- I-AYTON, MD- Texaco Service Station Colfax, NYash. lll+1t'lIARG'lNG Slflltvlflfl X oss frnm Imstuffica- Iloum l0 Lippitt llldpsg. Colfax, XVII ELITE CLEANERS Dry Cleaning CHASIS OASIS NI In Ls DR. E. C. WESSELS S.lNll'lt.tl l'It' I'rn'sII'I.xN 1, It wash Volfax Wash, Vulfax lYaslIiII:.:'tIII MO,DEL BARBER SHOP IVIOORFKS FURNITURE CQMPLIMENTS Unlfax. VVZISII. gf JIM l'II.XIlI1I'Il Uolfax lVasIIiIIg.rtu1I llll. JITIIICS IIICNIIICIFIQS Shot CQQK cqufogzapga l41u'4l,3QL-U-4,01 mMf+'UwmJJ. CKZZJBM Q .3 Q 01 C3 Q3 02 It Q Q 0 Q' s' Q 5 Q' Q' 6- 02' Q 0'-1 U2 if 0 ' F o Q' Q 0 v 0' o J . U .4 ,QQ I f ' A J 4, T, I I A -s , 1 , J . , K I H 4 l ' - 1 A L 1 , , - Q74 LL fo 9 'L 0.12 K 1 , x I , t ' '23 'il - y 5 f '4 I J 4 VV f Hs , F ,.f ' ! 1 -A , A- S 41, X X J I 74114 ' 1- b' ' 1 2 A - I S . 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