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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1951 volume:

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May we fondly cherish the many happy reveries that this book presents. Four DEDICATION To Mr. W. J. Mahlik-for his service as mathematics teacher and Blue and Gold ad- visor of Colfax High School for the past five years, the Staff and Associated Students of Colfax High School respectfully dedicate this thirty-fifth volume of The Blue and Gold. IN MEMGRIAM Bill Lang - 1935-1950 Five TABLE OF CGNTENTS Administration Classes hdudc . Activities Clubs ....... lieatures . Athletics . Calendar ...... K Page Page Page page page page page Page Z Z 1 -2. QV mn EX T., 1.1531139111 1 3,1 , L H-:Ihr -H- M H mawqi 1 Qnlmgigydfwqagji WW i'Aifff':E fi f x ff-5 If--a -'30 minisfra ' f Km. ' f - - rl al . 1, Y, '24 7 , Q? ' i L 1 - 51 1.1. - LQ.,-+ - 1 ' J' W ' '- ,, ' ', y -..:.1?, V :f -, . N 7 an f SfiQ71::-v- ' ' T7 viflp X A141 , ' vik, X - - Ai ' I Ll- ' nh L: '.55.,...- 'g'iL-:,sgilL-- un: 101554. I V N - ' V , ' -R'M- x- ., . v- 31 , fum- . P- .-- A k girl --, 'W ii-ii - a! xx ' ' ' 'v h. IEE:- A Hia: .f 1:1-Wg F21-.' , ' ' G-5-if - 551' 52953 '- -- ' I L . , -' :S 'i'zE' . t:5rE1ET IEEE E lf N n LL-V 'I 5-II 1llL'.1 lr' A r X- -- -1 - ' H. -Law : '?.F'g'F'fu, if V' . af , A -v - rf . 1 ' .. -9. K f X K, :ng K-v V uL'g, 4.-L - Y x f' . -' -I' X ' ' -. 1 427, XX- 9 ff ff . ,f H f' I 171 f P 5 ' I I, .2 ' 7 , I' ' ':, AMW 1 XB X , XV ffissgffss , ,f ' ' X 4, SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Eugene Mohr, Sumner Perkins. Rhiny Gross, George Earnest, Earl Pierson. They work for the good of all. On March 30, 1951, the plan for one grade school on the Morton Street site passed by the large majority of almost three to one. lt is hoped that the school will be ready for use by September of 1952. The present school board has worked very hard and heartiest congratulations go to such a hard working body for the swell job they've done. Eight SUPERINTENDENT It is my desire that education will be a continuing process with every student of Colfax High School. Education should not be neglected after gradua- tion, but should be ardently pursued throughout life. HOWARD MOSES PRINCIPAL Not what we have, but what we useg Not what we see, but what we choose- These are the things that mar or bless The sum of human happiness. EVERETT TAYLOR fi I v1,flfl. if4LlAlf ,' ' V Nine FACULTY mi I WILLARD KAISER-Washington, State College, B.S.-f 1931. Agriculture, Farm Shop. 'F.F'.A. Advisor, Ten- nis Coach, B Squad Basketball Coach, 119483. JEANETTE M. OTTAAWashington State College, B.A., B Ed 1947 S eech Dramatics English Pla s, - A-- - P , V D Y Y Sophomore Class, Thesplans. 119503, CLARA BUSBY-Washington State College, B. A. 19183 M.A., 1931. English. Girls' Federation Advisor 119313. DICK FELBERYEastern Washington College of Edu- cation, B.A.-1939. Washington State College, B.E --1949. Boys' Physical Education, Coaching, Goldi en C Advisor. 119443. A. G. TIEMANNv4Kansas State Teachers College, B.S 1940. Music, Sophomore Class Advisor. 119483. Ten visor. 1194i3.'1 ' ' W. J. MAHLIK-University of Wisconsin, B. A.-1927. Mathematics. Blue and Gold, Sophomore Class, Audio-Visual Co-ordinator. 119463. IRENE M. STEPHENS-Washington State College, B. A.-1950. Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Practice, Senior Class Advisor. 119503. Office ALICE McDONALD-Whltworth College, B.S.-1941. Girls' Physical Education. G.A.A., Servettes, Class. 119423. J unlor VERNE H. SIEGEL-Whitman College, B.A.-19401 Washington State College, M.A.-1950. Physics, Chemistry. General Science, Algebra, General Math. P. A. System, Sophomore Class Advisor, 119483, JAMES D. JOHNSON-Seattle University, B. A.-1949. Latin, Washington History, World History. Active Club Advisor, Junior Class Advisor. 119503. LEONARD PYNE-University of Idaho, B.S.-1946. U. S. History, Civics, International Problems. Basket- ball and Baseball Coach. 119473. BLAINE L. HARBAUGH-Gonzaga, B.M.-19413 M.M. -1942. Chorus, Ensemble, Music Supervisor. 119455, MARILYN HOLLWAY-University of California, B.A. -1947. English, Journalism, Geography, Freshman Class Advisor. 119501. LAYNE STORMENT-Washington State College, B.A. 1927. Home Economics, Art, F.H.A. Advisor, 119435. DAVE BEN TON-Custodian ADAM LUFT-Custodian GERRY CURTIS-Secretary MINNIE TOWER-Mills Seminary 1894 Assistant Librarian, 118953 A DONALD V. JACOBS-Washington State College B A.: B. Ed.-1942. Library, 119501. nn! Eleven STUDE T CQUNCIL Seated, left to right: June Johnson, Bob Gilchrist, Bruce Boldt, Dianne Vally. Standing, left to right: Donna Wise, Mr. Taylor, Shirley Weitz, Jerry Gilchrist, Ben Stueckle, Lillie Cooley, Harry Brownell, Peggy Nelson. Ann Trombetto, Nan Nelson. The vice president who presides over the student council this year is Bruce Boldt. The other members of the council are the president, secretary, program chairman, two council members at large, two class representatives, and three yell leaders. During the year the council accomplished much. They purchased several waste baskets and placed them around in the halls, they presented the yell leaders with small megaphones, and sold hotdogs at the District Basketball Tournament. Their latest project is the permanent meeting room for the group. The entire student council wishes to thank the students for their fine co- operation and support during the year. Twelve YELL LEADERS Left to right: Bonnie Ackerman. Shirley Weitz. Donna Wise. With the help of the student body, these girls have spurred our football and basketball teams on to many victories. They have worked hard to keep the en- thusiasm of C. H. S. at its peak and so, congratulations, girls, for your very fine work. Their active leadership and contagious enthusiasm contributed to the color and spirit of every contest. The two seniors, Shirley Weitz and Donna Wise, have served as yell leaders for three of their four years in C. H. S. When they leave high school, they will be missed by everyone. Thirteen STUDE T BODY OFFICERS President Vicc President Secretary BOB GILCHRIST BRUCE BOLDT JUNE JOHNSON Nm..-. E M D Qi A Treasurer Program Chairman Program Chairman DIANE VAl.I,Y NAN NELSON ANN TROMBETTO Ycll Lender Yell Queen Yell Leader DONNA MAF WISI1 SHIRLEY WEITZ BONNIE ACKERMAN Fourteen 4 X Y Y XX! X X X K ff' qi? xv X V5 2 X :sf X X :TN 1' 3 XX XXX X XXX ass X XXX V Y I X1 K .... 'i,.'..z. 1' !,,X .X 7 1 Xf , XX f, f X X Xl -. f 1-I ll- riff X Q .r ff ,f -X! I X If XX Xxx X If If f x f 3 eg,-Q ff' f xx X nl 5 '1 ' X , f 4, X1 ' f fp 5 X :Q - f 1: V. XX A XL 'b' XX fx ,' I f! .f X XXX' x A lOl ,X XX X x f if , ff x S - ff- ' N- Q'T.k 7 Tri jr - fx X 2 ' X ?-'11 ' M fflfi ,, - XXX x fyf , Xkf ,V I- X X A f ,X X i X QIXXX. .ff f I , I V! K 1 Nj-fy X 4, 'Aix ,f I, J XX ,f XY! X L s. ' X ff! X, - 2 'X ff' X!,,f'!XX f X X XS KX f X K R- Xi' 'I xxx K 'X ,V X X X ,f ,. 'XX fX X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1st Semester 2nd Semester Howard Smith ..... ....,.... P RESIDENT ......... ..... H arold Meyers Bruce Boldt .......... ....... V ICE-PRESIDENT ...... ........ S herill Studyvin Joanne Elliott ....... ....... S ECRETARY ........ .... F rancis Winkle Eddie Olson ...... .... T REASURER ..... ...... J oan Johnson CLASS MOTTO . . . A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. CLASS COLGRS . . . Blue and silver. CLASS FLOWER . . . Blue carnation. The present class of 1951 entered Colfax High School in the fall of 1947. ln the be- ginning of our Freshman year. we were given a Senior-Frosh show and a Sophomore-Frosh party. During our Sophomore year, we gave the Freshmen a party and had several of our own. Our Junior year was, also. an active one. Some of the outstanding things we put on were. a very successful prom, Stardust, and last of all a Junior-Senior banquet. After three long years, we became mighty Seniorsg but before we left, we gave the Frosh a party and presented our successful Senior Ball, Dreams. Then, at last. came Graduation: and so we leave this dear old school to establish our places in the world. Sixteen IORS SHIRLEY ANN AESCHLIMAN Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Fed. Council, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 33 Sophomore Servettes, 23 Dramatics Club, 13 Dramatic Club Officer, 13 Chorus, 2. BRUCE BOLDT CPorkyJ Transferred from Lewis and Clark, 19481 Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Golden C , 3, 43 Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Offler, 43 Cold Facts, 43 Student Council, 43 Student Body Officer, 43 Class Officer, 2, 43 Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball, 3, 43 American Legion Baseball Citation Award, 3. BILL BROWNELL lPalmerJ Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Fed. Offlcer, 43 Golden C 2, 3, 43 Vlgilantes, 43 Vigilantes Officer, 43 Slgcfrus, 2, 33 Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing, 1, 23 Base- ' a , 3. MARVIN CLARK CRockJ Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Fed. Officer, 43 Golden C, 2, 3, 43 Golden C Officer, 43 Class Officer, 2, 33 Christmas Play, 43 Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Track, 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing, 23 I - spirational Football Award, 43 All Confeqm e Southeast District Football Award, 4. ,I 'xy ,.l , , U , JOANNE CODD CCobbsJ Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A., 3, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Cold Facts, 4. SHIRLEY COOK CCookieJ Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Servettes, 23 Cold Facts, 4. DOROTHY DASCH QDOO Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Fed. Council, 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H A., 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. Council, 2, 33 G. A. A., 3, 43 Thesplans, 3, 43 Class Officer, 23 Music Meets, 1, 2, 3, 43 Aocompanist for Ensembles, 1, 2, 3. 43 State Homemaker Degree, 23 National F.H.A. Convention, 23 Girls' State, 33 Chorus, 1, 2, 83 Operetta, 1, 2, 33 Junior Prom Princess, 4. JOANNE ELLIOTT U01 Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Fed. Council, 43 Dra- matlcs Club, 13 F.H.A., 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. Council, 2, 33 G.A.A., 2, 33 Class Officer, 43 Girls State, 33 Sopho- more Servettes, 2, WILMA GERING CWillieJ Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Of- ficer, 3, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. Council, 2, 33 Annual Staff, 43 Class Officer, 2, 33 Outstanding Home Ec. Girl, 33 Freshman Cup. ROBERT GILCHRIST fDagwoodJ Boys' Fed., l, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A., 1, 2, 33 Thespians, 3, 43 F.F.A. Officer, 1, 2, 33 Outstanding F.F.A. Mem- ber, 13 Student Body Officer, 43 Student Council, 43 All-High Play, 33 F,F.A. Judging, 1, 2, 33 Parlia- mentary Procedure Contest, 1, 2, 33 First Place Judging Contest, 33 F.F.A. Achievement Award. Basketball, 3, 4. Seventeen -N S E IORS If , ,X f Gmac: EKU' EN ETTA GOSSAGE lNetJ Glrls' Fed., 1. 2, 3, 43 F.H.A., 1, 23 Sophomore Ser- vettes, 23 Chorus, 1. 2, 3, 43 Operetta, 1, 2, 3. DANNY HENRY QRatty Danj Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Crafts3 Track, 1, 23 Football, 1, 2, 33 Basket-ball, 1. PAT HORTING QSlatsJ Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Active Club, 3. 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 33 Thesplans, 3, 43 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Brass Quartet, 23 Dramatic Club, 1: G.A.A, Officer, 3, 43 Thesglan Officer, 43 Dramatic Club Officer, 11 Actlve lub Officer, 43 Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 43 Band. 1, 2, 33 Tennls, 1, 2, 3, 43 All-High Plays, 2, 3. 43 Band Contest, 23 Operetta, 13 All- lgh Production Staff, 43 Chorus Contest, 1, 2, 3. 43 Ensemble Contest, 23 Outstand- ing G.A.A, Girl, 4. WILLIAM HUBBARD Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A., 1, 2. 3, 43 Vlgilantes, 43 Football, 1, 23 Baseball, 3, 43 Crafts, 1. JUNE JOHNSON U unicj Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A., 2, 3. 43 F.H.A., 1. 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. Council 23 Student Council, 43 Student Body Officer, 43 Music Meets, 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Spree Queen, 33 Homecoming Princess, 43 Junior Prom Princess, 23 Class Officer, 2, 33 G.A.A, Offl- cer, 33 Student Bodiy Officer, 43 Chorus. 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta, 1, 2, 3, hlrd year music wward. JOAN JOHNSON Uoaniel Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A., 3. 43 Fl-I.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Fed, Council, 43 F.H.A. Council, 2, 33 Sophomore Servettes, 23 Cold Facts, 43 Class Offl- cer, 3, 43 Senlor Ball Princess, 3. GLEN JAMES iMessyj Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Vlgllantes, 43 Track, lj Tennis, 4. DICK KINCAID Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Football. 23 Track, 13 Band, 13 Tumbling, 2, 33 Chorus, 2. 3, 4. PAUL KNIGHT INibsyJ Boys' Fed.. 1, 2, 3. 43 Thesplans, 3, 43 Class Officer, 23 Band, 33 Football. 1, 2, 33 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis. 1, 23 Baseball, 3, 43 All-High Play. 3, 4. MARY ANN KRAMLICH Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A., 43 FHA. Offlcer, 3, 43 National F.H.A. Convention, 4: Cold Facts, 4. Eighteen SENIGRS DELORES KUNZE Transferred from Colton, Wash., 1950: F.H.A., 1, 43 Girls' Fed., 1, 4, ESTHER LEINWEBER KPee Weej Girls' Fed., 1, 2. 3, 43 Girls' Fed. Council, 23 F.H.A., 1. 2, 3, 43 Thesplans, 3, 43 Active, 3, 43 Blue and Gold Staff, 23 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Serv- ettes, 23 Class Officer, 13 G.A.A. Officer, 43 Chorus, 2, 3, 43 Music Meets, 2, 3, 43 Tennis, 43 All-High Play, 43 All-High Production Staff, 33 Operetta, 2, 3. NEONA LEINWEBER Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Fed. Council, 1, 23 G. AA., 1, 2, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 43 Class Officer, 1. BERNICE LLOYD CBunnyJ Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Fed. Council, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. Council, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Serv- ettes, 23 G.A.A., 3, 43 Dramatlcs. 13 Tumbling, 13 F.H.A., National Meeting, 33 F.H.A. Officer, 3, 43 Play Production Staff, 3, 4. FREDRICK LUCE QFredJ Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Golden 1, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing, 1, 2, 3, 43 Track, 23 Baseball, 3, 43 County Boxing Champ, 33 Coaches Football Award, 43 Southeastern Washington All-Star Foot- ball Team. RICHARD LUKINS LD1ckJ Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 A-ctlve Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Thes- pians, 3, 43 Public Address System, 2, 3, 43 Pho- tography Club, 23 Class Officer, 13 Active Club Officer, 2, 33 Thesplans Officer, 43 Student Coun- cll, 43 Boys State, Whitman County Oratorical Contest Winner, 43 Football, 13 Baseketball, 13 Track, 1, 2, 33 Tennis, 43 Operetta, 2, 33 Christmas Program, 2, 43 Blue and Gold Staff, 4. ' JERRY MARTIN CI-Tatj Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Fed. Officer, 43 Class Officer, 1, 23 Student Council, 13 Thespians, 2, 3. 43 Freshman Cup, 13 One-Act Play, 23 Track, 1, 23 Baseball, 3, 43 N.A.S.S., 2, 3, 43 Golden 2, 3, 43 Football. 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Captain 43 All Confer- ence Football Team 43 Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball Inspiratlonal Award 43 A11 County Basketball Team, 4, VELDA MCCALL fBeldaJ Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A., 2, 3, 43 Tumbling, 1, 2, 33 F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Thespians, 2, 3, 43 Sopho- more Servettes, 23 F.H.A, National Conventiong F. I-I.A. Officer, 2, 33 Girls' Fed. Officer, 43 Junior Prom Queen, 33 Class Officer, 33 All-High Plays, 1, 2, 43 Tennis, 2, 3, 4. JAMES METTLER Uennyl Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 43 Football, 1. 23 Operetta, 1, 2, 33 Thesplans, 33 Dramatics Club, 1, 2. HAROLD MEYERS Boys' Fed., 1, 2. 3, 43 Crafts, 33 Vigilantes, 43 Gold- en 3, 43 Class Officer, 43 Boys' State, 33 Chor- us, 1, 2, 33 Football, 33 Baseball, 3, 43 Cold Facts, 4. Nineteen SE IORS ,ix ,Q few - 44 Ln LORETTA MORASCH lEthelJ Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Fed, Council, 43 Girls' Fed. Officer, 43 Girls' State, 33 Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Officer, 3, 43 Band Contest, 2, 33 Clarinet Quartet, 43 F,H.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. Council, 43 Play Production Staff, 4. Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 'F.F.A., 13 Golden 2, 4: Crafts, 13 Photography. 23 Football Manager, , 23 Baseball, 33 Band, 2, 3, 4. 'C0 W' LOWELL MOYS qMoleJ A W? all 'vs-at Q- 'Km' ESQ MA RILYN N ELSON fM0squitoJ Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Fed. Council, 43 Dramatics, 13 G.A.A., 2, 3, 43 Band, 1, 2. 43 Band Contest 2, 3, 43 Band Officer, 43 F. H. 1, 2. 33 Band Soloist, 2, 3. NAN ETTE NELSON CNanD Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Active Club, 1, 2. 3, 43 G.A. A., 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 33 Sophomore Servettes, 23 Tumbling, 13 Class Officer, 13 G.A.A. Officer, 43 Active Club Officer, 43 Home Coming Queen, 43 Junior Prom Princess, 13 Chorus, 1, , 3, 43 En- semble, 3, 43 Play Production Staff, 4. ?P'5P EDDIE OLSON iMighty Mm Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Vigllantes, 2. 3, 43 Golden 1, 2, 3, 43 Blue and Gold Staff, 3, 43 N.A.SS., 2, 3, 43 Class Officer, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Fed. Officer, 3, 43 Boxing, 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball, 3, 43 Golf, 3, 43 County Boxing Champion, 2, 43 Baseball Inspira- tional Award, 33 Coaches Award, 23 Outstanding Boxer, 3, 43 Outstanding Sophomore Athlete, 23 District Boxing Champion, 3, 43 National Athletic Scholarship Award, 23 Courtesy King, 43 Boxing Captain. DA RLEN E PAZER 1DarJ Transferred from St. John, Washington, 19503 Girls' Fed, 3. 43 Christmas Program, 43 Tumbling, 3. DONALD SAUER QDOnJ Transferred from Fresno High. Fresno, Calif., 1948: Boys' Fed., 2. 3, 43 Golden C 3 Cold Facts, 43 Baseball, 3, 4, WILLIAM SCHMICK CWi1lieJ Boys' Fed., l, 2, 3, 43 Golden 2, 3, 43 Student Council, 33 Class Officer, 1 ,2. 33 N.A.S.S., 2 3, 43 Band, 2, 33 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Football, 1, 2, 33 Track, 1, 23 Baseball, 3, 43 Tennis, 3. LAVERNE SCHNEIDMILLER CVern1eJ Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Fed. Officer. 43 Girls' Fed. Council, 43 G.A.A., 43 Drum Majorette, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. Officer 2, 33 Girls' State, 33 F. H. A, State Officer, 33 F..l-LA. National Conven- tlon3 Band, 2. 3. 4. DON SCHWEIGER lSheepJ Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Active, 3, 43 Golden C, 3, 43 Active Club Off1cer3 Basketball, 1. 2, 43 Tennis, 2. 3, 43 Basketball -Manager. 33 Football, 1, 33 Oper- etta, 1, 2. Twenty SE IORS JANICE SHAW iLiZJ Girls' Fed.. 1, 2, 3. 43 Girls' Fed. Council. 43 G.A.A., 2, 3, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A, Council, 43 Band, 1, 2, 33 Play Production Staff, 43 Band Contest, 2, 3. CHA R LOTTE SCOTT fShaltJ Transferred from Pullman, Wash., 1948, Girls' Fed., 2, 3, 43 F.H.A., 2, 3, 43 Cold Facts, 4. DO'--' A SILVEY tPearlJ Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. Council, 2. 33 Thespians, 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Serv- ettes, 23 Dramatics, 13 Tennis, 2, 3, 43 Thespian Officer, 3, 43 State F.H.A. Officer, 2, 33 All-High Play, 3, 43 Play Production Staff, 2, 3, 43 Operetta, 2. JANET SMICK fApacheJ Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A.. 3, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, 13 National Thespians, 2, 3, 43 Active Club, 3, 4: F.H A. Councll3 Dramatic Clulb Officer, 13 Tumbling. 13 Tennis, 43 One-Act Play, 23 Operetta Production Staff, 23 All-High Play Production Staff, 33 All-High Play, 43 Band Con- test, 2, 33 Cold Facts, 43 Class Off cer, 2. HOWARD SMITH KSmittyJ Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Golden C, 1, 2, 3, 43 Pho- tographv, 1. 23 Thesplans, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff, 43 Boys' Quartet, 2, 43 Boys' Octette. 33 Music Meets, 1. 2. 3, 43 Student Council, 2, 33 N.A.S.S., 3, 43 Crafts. 13 Class Officer, 2, 43 Boys' Fed. Officer, 2, 3. 43 Photography Club Officer, 13 County Boxlng Champion, 13 Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing, 1, 2, 33 Track. 1: Operetta, 1, 2, 3. JERRY SMITH fSmittyl Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Crafts, 1, 23 Golden C, 2, 3, 43 Blue and Gold, 43 Class Officer, 1, 2, 33 Boys' Fed. Officer, 43 Band, 13 Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball, 1,' 2, 33 Track. 1, 23 All-High Play, 43 Boys' State 3. SHERRILL STUDYVIN fStudJ Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Fed. Officer, 43 Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3. 43 Track, 2, 33 Golden C, 3, 43 Golden Officer, 43 Christmas Program, 4. A NN TROMBETTO CTawnyJ Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 43 Clarinet Quartette, 1, 2, 33 Girls' State, 33 One-Act Play, 33 All-High Play, 33 Class Officer. 33 Student Body Officer, 43 Student Coun- cil, 43 Thespians, 3, 43 Junior Music Award, 33 Ac- companist for Operetta, 1, 23 Boys' Quartette Ac- companlst, 1, 2. LEROY UTKE fKilroyl Golden 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 43 N.A. S.S., 1, 2. 3, 43 Golden C Officer, 3, 43 Boys' Fed. Officer, 43 Outstanding Boxer, 33 Coaches Boxing Award, 43 Football Inspiration Award, 43 Football, 2, 3, 43 Boxing, 1, 2, 3, 43 Track, 1, 2, 3 4. DIANE VALLY fBeegieJ , Transferred from Warren G. Harding High School, Warren, ohio: Student Council. 2, 43 Valedlctor- ian. 43 Girls' Fed. 3, 43 Class Officer, 3. Twenty-One if-P ,wi Had SENICRS ARLENE WEITZ CArlJ Salutatoriang G.A.A., 2, 3, 4: F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue and Gold, 3 4: Blue and Gold Editor 4: F.H.A. Officer, 4: G. A.A, OII1- cer, 4: F.H.A. Council, 4: Sophomore Servettes, 2: Christmas Pantovmlne, 4: Courtesy Queen. SHIRLEY ANN WEITZ QShirlJ Glrls' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 4: Band, 1: Tumbling, 1, 2, 3: F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Active Clu-b, 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' State, 3: Class Officer, 1: Tennis, 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Blue and Gold, 2, 4: Tennis Awards, 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. Officer. 2: All-High Play, 2, 4: Olger- etta, 3: Chorus, 3: Yell Leader, 2, 3, 4: Colfax alr Queen, 4: One-Act Play, 3: Thesplans, 2, 3, 4: Thesplan Officer, 3, 4: Student Council, 2, 3, 4: Courtesy Queen, 3. DONALD WHITE CDonl Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 3, 4: Golden 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A., 1, 2, 3: N.A.SlS., 2, 3, 4: Active Clulb, 1, 2, 3. 4: Boxing, 1, 2, 3: County Boxing Champ, 2: District Boxing Runner-up, 2: Footbal Manager, 1: Christ- mas Pantomlne, 4. RONALD WILLSEY QRonJ F.F.A.g Boys' Fed., 1, 2, 8, 4: F.F.A. Judging Team: F.F.A., State Delegate, 4: Football. 1. FRANCES WINKEL fFrankiej Transferred from West Vallely, Spokane, 1949: Girls' Fed., 3, 4: F.H.A., 3: Glr s' Fed. Council, 4: Operetta, 3: Class Officer, 3: Chorus, 3. DONNA MAE WISE lDuckyJ Glrls' Fed., 1. 2, 3, 4: F.H.A., 1, 2: G.A.A., 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Officer, 3: Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4: Yell Leader, 2, 3, 4: All-Hlgh. Play, 4: Christ-mas Program, 1, 2, 3, 4: Ofxeretta, 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3. 4: Girls' Trlpe Trio. 4: Glrls' Sextette, 3: Girls' Trlo, 2: County Falr Princess, 2: Senior Ball Princess. Twenty-Two CLASS OF ' S 2 Bottom picture, first row, left to right: Jim Darnold. Oscar Anderson, Roger Malone, Ann Brodie, Pat Henry, Hazel Chryst, Myra Curtis, Lillie Cooley, Donna Anderson, Dorothy Edwards, Second row: Dick Davis, Howard Kenedy, Patty Harris, Patsy Krorn, Elaine Harris, Dolly Helm, Shirley Brannon, Shirley Bergland. Third row: Joe Benton, Harry Brownell, Duane Colvin, Vernon Henning, Shirley Carroll, Ann Caffee, Jo Ann Gering, Barbara Helt. Fourth row: Larry Brownell, Don Hill, Herman Mackleit, Bob Gingrich, Dean Burlingame, Jean Brodie, Duveen Jenkins. Fifth row: Mr. Johnson, Herbert Harris, Donald Moore, Eugene Hilty, Dan Holloway. Top picture, first row, left to right: LaVonne Wills-on, Shirley Vanos, Britta Jo Torrance, Gerry Olson, Gerald Mitchell, Stan McClintock, Darrell Orth, Don Steiger. Second row: Gayle Neumann, Joanne Schmick, Suzanne Matsen, Miss McDonald, Rose Ann Rubin, Jimmy Prater, Paul Codd. Third row: Mr. Mahilk, Ben Stueckle, Gerald Morasch, Delmar Teade, Bill Meyers, John Urness, Jack Pierce. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Don Steiger .............,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,.,. PRESIDENT .,..,..,.................,., Margaret Doty Lillie Cooley ,.,, VICE-PRESIDENT ..,.. Jimmy Prater Jean Brodie .i.,. ..... T REASURER .... Larry Brownell Jean Brodies ..... ..... S ECRETARY .... Larry Brownell This spirited class has really done a lot for the school spirit this year. They gave a very successful prom, parties for themselves, and the J unior-Senior Banquet. Weire really looking forward to the senior Ball next year, and we know it will be a success. Twenty-Three CLASS CF 'S 3 Bottom picture, first row, left to right: Jtzmny Goodrich. Bud Miller, Joan Brlndle, Ann MicCroskey, Sally Furry, Lellani James, Carol Garrison, Lois Aeschllman, Blll Rubin. Al Brown, Earl Burl. Second row, left to right: Carl Ray, Evelyn Filan, Sherry Ann Roberts, Warna Morris, Joyce Lanky, Joanne Davis, Glenda Litzenberger, Barbara Long, Norma Jean Chryst, Patty Elliott. Third row: Blll Dole, Melvin Olson, Donald Lemon, David Lemon, Pat Holbrook, Earl Kammerzell, Gordon Weitz, Tom Monger, Kenneth Rouse, Bill Lang, Leonard Brown. Fourth row: Gene Osmun, Merlin Looney, Bradley Lowe. Gerry Gilchrist, George Russell, John Kunze, Jack Codd. Fifth row: Earl Enos, Bruce Hughes, Don Dayton, Cliff Lloyd, Randall Dover, Edgar Breeden. Top picture, first row, left to right: Joanne Swanson, Joanne Schneider, Dorls Wise, Audrey Siegel. Marilyn Underwood, Mildredjean Shields, Jerry Slmrnons, Ed Schluneger, Jim Stravens. Second row: Nancy Stine, Connie Weitz, Margie Smith, Rita Sanders. Mary Ann Unruh, Leslie Jane Rubin, Alfred Sommerfeld, Dennis Skeate, Third row: Larry Whitmore, Advisor Miss Ott, Alvene Schmlck, Larry Short, Advisor Mr. Tlefnann. V lst Semester CLASS OFFICERS 2nd Semester Melvin Olson ,,,, l,..,... P RESIDENT .,l., .,... A nn McCr0skey Merlin Looney .... .......,. V ICE-PRESIDENT ........... ....... G erry Gilchrist Doris Wise ..... SECRETARY-TREASURER ........ Leslie Jane Rubin ll' the Sophomores put on the Junior Prom next year with their usual enthus- iasm, it will be one of the finest ever held here. They gave a Sophomore-Freshman party, which was a big success. This class is going to go places. Twenty-Four CLASS OF '54 Bottom picture first row, left to right: David Muchmore, Charles Carroll, Peggy Boldt, Mary Helt, Marian Helt, Loretta Leinlweber, Rosemary Brown, Bruce Adams, Robert Earnest, Willard Bauscher, John Morgan. Second row: John Huber, Bill Curtis, Joan Burnett, Jerene Gulick, Sharon McDonald, Maxine Brannon, Joann Carey, Jacquie Lefavre, Joan Earnest, Sharon McClintock. Third row: Larry Largent, Raymond Mensch, Gary Heilsberg, Kay Lothspeich, Ruth Ann Mettler, Janet Gerlitz, Kay Baker, Mavis Miller, Kay Henry, Mrs, Holloway, Fourth row: Roger Harder, Larry Hickman, Bob Johnson, Randall Morgan, Jerry Mahllk. Fifth row: Tony I-Iepler, Bill Henry, Leroy Bergland, Brian Hepler, Percy Dean, Mike Hen- derson, Norman Kunze. Top picture. first row, left to right: Fred Stine, Conrad Weitz, Peggy Nelson, Marilyn Smaiwley, Sherrill Orth, Betty Unruh, Marlene Semler, Lola Parcher, Joanne Schmlck, June Phillips, Second row: Duane Stueckle, Bob Olson, Mike Upshaw, Don Roberts, LeRoy Tetrick, Lloyd Zumwalt, Norman Sandberg. Third row: Darrell Presnell, Phillip Urness, Frank Stuart, Bobby Prater, Harold Weitman, Mr. Moody. lst Semester CLASS OFFICERS 2nd Semester Bob Olson ......... ..... P RESIDENT ..... .... J ohn Morgan Duane Stueckle ..., ......... V ICE-PRESIDENT ......... ...., B ill Curtis Kay Baker ....... .o., S ECRETARY-TREASURER June Phillips Members of this class have been very active this year and we expect great things from them in the future. ' They had a Halloween Party, and have worked hard at all school activities. From the showing this class has made, we know this is the beginning of an up and coming class of which Colfax can be proud. Twenty-Five SNAPS wah v--'-f-f Nice friendship. huh? 6 Future Farmers talking it over. 7 When dear old Colfax High School falls in 3 l1ne.... 9 A good sign of spring! , . I0 What some people wont do to have a picture taken. l l F.H.A. initiates. The last of Brownell's Red Terror l Don Sauer at I0 months. Only part of the Homecoming parade. Talking it over with the coach. Clark and Utke receiving another award Twenty-Six X if 2 0 56 4 f I J Q JA R'x !,,,.,d'V+ 'W fw' Gia J. nf jjgQ,g L fir, ff' 5362? M i yy MQW L ffwf 97? ff' ff! wwf Fggmfkl D fi -afar . .42 I 1 ,,-34' , - ' x -f ' . :-' .r ' MAH f-61' ' Q .0 J hfi 'f 1 . f1 Q '-'M ' o C Q f Ai iii A: N P A KM, Si' f 1 I X ' VK, ' A fw' .. ' -. 42722 9, ' , 5 - 5: . , V 1 v. - . k -. ' X ETSX-5 S' fx n X Q xi . . N. J - -XQ 0 W xfgiq ' av- Q 0 , u X 1 , ' r E 45 ,5 ,. --, 'Q gr 1 'KJ n . ll I ,fl ' - ff f W - f lyf ' , f : ' If yi f 1 'f . I if - '25, ' -vfw 9' ' --XTQAUQIQ ! p wwf! 1 5 ' x , Q DIRECTORS Blaine Harbaugh A. G. Tiemann Mr. Harbaugh is director for the mixed chorus and the chorus ensemble groups, and Mr. Tiemann directs the Colfax High School band and the band sec- tionals. These two men have worked very hard and we can see that their efforts were not futile by the excellent showings both groups made at various concerts and music meets held throughout the year. Twenty-Eight SPECIALISTS Left--Laverne Schneidmillef. Drum Majorette. Center top-Nan Nelson and Gayle Neumann, Chorus Soloists. Center bottom-Joanne Swanson. Laverne Schneidmiller, Sherry Ann Roberts. Eva Dele- guns. Joyce Lanky, Shirley Brannon. Twirlers. Right-Johnny Morgan, Band Soloist. These groups under the direction of Mr. Harbaugh and Mr. Tiemann have made several fine showings this year at parades, music concerts and programs. For their hard work and the time they have put into music for our school, they received special rating and will be well remembered by the student body as well as the people of the community. it its Sega ti E wentyNine CHQRUS . an-, ' ,V ,Xl . VV N 1 ggilrl K ...ts ,se Alle-sfs,..,p B First row, left to right: Mr. Harbaugh, Janice Jackson, Neona Lelnweber, Donna Anderson, Enetta Gossage, Nan Nelson, Lois Aeschllman, Dorothy Dasch, Sharon McDonald, Esther Lein- weber, Hazel Chryst, June Johnson, Leslie Jane Rubin, Patty Elliott, Pat Hortlng.. Second row: Jean Brodie, Beverly Faires, Norma Jean Chryst, Marlene Seimler, Mary Ann Unruh, Mlldredjean Shields, Betty Unruh, Connie Weitz, Marilyn Srnawley, Peggy Nelson, La- Vonne Willson, Gayle Neumann. Third row: Phillip Urness, Darrell Presnell, Jack Pierce, Howard Smith, LeRoy Tetrick, Earl Burl, Donna Mae Wise, Warna Morris. Fourth row: Ronald Moore, Ben Stueckle, Dave Benton, Dick Kincaid, Gary Hellsiberg. Jlm Mettler, Jim Darnold, Jim Prater, The mixed chorus participated in a fall concert and one in the spring: also. the annual Christmas program. All three of these were great successes. They attended several music meets and received very high ratings at each meet. The girls' triple trio and the boys' quartet have performed before many civic groups and school audiences. Each time they were heartily received and enjoyed by all. Girls' Triple Trio Boys' Double Quartet Thirty BA Row one, left to right: Eva Delegans, Ann Trombetto, June Phillips, Rita Sanders, Ran- dall Morgan. Jerry Mahlik, Johnny Morgan, Mike Upshaw, Marilyn Nelson, Laverne Schneid- miller, Row two: Joyce Lanky, Larry Short, Earl Kammerzell, Margie Smith, Lorraine Schmick, Sally Furry, Audry Seigel, Sharon McClintock, Janet Gerlitz, Ken Rouse, Jerry Morasch, Don Roberts, Bud Baldwin, David Muchmore, Joanne Schneider, Shirley Brannon. Third row: Joanne Swanson, Joan Brindle, Alvene Schmick, Ann Brodie, Joanne Davis, David Lemon, Lowell Moys, Paul Knight, Don Lemon, Larry Whitmore, Ann McCrOskey, Doris Wise, Mr. Tiemann, Marilyn Underwood, Dick Roberge, Bill Schmick, Bruce Boldt, Tom Mon- ger, Larry Largent, Joan Earnest, Duane Stueokle, Bud Miller, Duveen Jenkins, Jimmy Good- rlch. The Colfax band members and director. A. G. Tiemann. can well be proud of them- selves. They have worked very hard to obtain the new band uniforms. We're sure. however. that their time and effort were well spent. Among the many things they did this year were to present several concerts. play at most of our basketball and football games. and attend Music Meets where they receivd ratings of superior, Band Sectionals Thirty'One SNAPS law Joanne, Loretta, and Sidney could really do 7. Coach Pyne and his ,big grin, the Dutch dances. They do look just at little drowsy! Sup-pose those are Reita's prize winning flow- ers? Just waiting, girls? Donna must have given Pat a few facts about harvest. Sure, I'm Barbara Helt, 8. Joanne's just posing or wasting time? 9. Just a couple of old time yell queens. 10. Even the Elliott girls carry books home! 11. They'll soon be upper classmen, too. 12. It looks like they're getting ready for a parade 13. June Phillips in her younger days. 14. Red is ln there after the ball again! Thirty-Two .4 ' 3 FR I9 C. X9 -fxfblhepr f'f55'E R c 7 X Q! QNX f X535 i XX: st AVN 8 N6-'ifiiv X ax X Rag? rv AC 1, if , 2 ' ' ,X I- Q A rx f f , , X 1 4 'I' 'K f ' , A f f , 'il ff' ff 7 ,f X f X 'N f S 5 A f f -5 ACT3 fur - Hone, conf' f If f Q U NQeus-DMc6'Pv1Lu4N '1'N':t54.,.l 2? ' X 5 QU-4 f , S -,w--.-,vu M--..n..gfvro f fr, X m'!2E..,.., H-mq..,,,3 t,,,A,WM.f Z f !,,. K! K ,ff X X ,X f ff ff ,ff X ff X ff Y..-f X 'lilf -N5 NQ9' 7 -. X Y -. M' ' - x X ff V A A 1 f ff v - I wxzqf xxff ' ff K Y .. Q' X f , X Q f,3. ff X! X! K, 'X' . 1 ff f , K? , . X -. 7 an L , 'N , F A E' .L I ff I 'YB- ' ff ,X ,X BLUE AND GOLD STAFF Left to right: Arlene Weitz, Pat Henry, Jerry Smith, Eddie Olson, Richard Luklns Howard Smith, Ray Litzenberger, Wilma Gering. Shirley Weitz, Mr. Mahlik. Editor d.... ..,.,..,..... Assistant Editor ....... Art Manager d...,,,,,,,,... Assistant Art Manager ........ Sports Manager ....,.,..,. Photography Manager Business Manager ..........,,......, Assistant Business Manager .,.... Activities Editor .......d,,........,., Advisor ..,,,,taa,.,..... ......Arlene Weitz ...........Pat Henry ...,...Eddie Olson Ray Litzenberger ..........lerry Smith ..,....Howard Smith ,..,..Richard Lukins ......Shirley Weitz ........Wilma Gering J. Mahlik We of the 1951 annual staff hope that you will find in this copy of BLUl- AND GOLD a valuable record of the fun, work, and real enjoyment you have had in C.H.S. To those who have helped in the production of this book, Thank you Thirty-Four CGLD FACTS First row, left to right: Joanne Codd. Shirley Cook, Charlotte Scott, Neona Lelnweber Ann Trombetto, Mary Ann Kramlich, Dona Silvey, Joan Johnson, Harold Meyers Don White. Howard Smith. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Holloway, Janet Smick, Bill Brownell, Fred Luce Paul Knight. Bruce Boldt, Jerry Martin. Don Sauer, Bob Gilchrist. Ronald Wilsey. Editor ........... .... News Editor ,.,..... Sports Editor ....,.... Exchange Editor ...,... Club News Editor ....,.. ......Harold Meyers .......Ann Trombetto Sauer .......Janet Smick, Glenn James Mary Ann Kramlich Social News Editor ....... .......... D ona Rae Silvey Feature Editor .......... Advertising Manager Circulation Manager ..... .............Fred Luce .....Charlotte Scott .......Bill Brownell The Cold Facts staff was responsible for editing and publishing the school paper which went to press every Friday. Some credit for the production of thc paper should be given to the office practice class who were responsible for printing it. Thirty-Five GIRLS' FEDERATIG This club is a service organization: it does many things to help others. All the girls in Colfax High School belong. and under the leadership of Mrs. Busby, the club gives banquets for the football, basketball, and boxing hoysg it entertains Mothers and Fathers. welcomes in the freshmen and gives a farewell party for the seniors. The girls scll candy during lunch time and at games, are in charge of Red Cross in the school, and keep the school spirit high. We do appreciate all the girls have done, and we sincerely thank Mrs. Busby for the hard work she handles so well. COUNCIL l 2 i , I. Front row, Left to right: Janice Shaw, Bunny Lloyd, Loretta. Morasch, Velda McCall, Joan Johnson, Dorothy Dasch, Dolly Helm, Britta Jo Torrance, Ann Brodie, Joanne Elliott. Second row: Marilyn Nelson. Duveen Jenkins, La.Verne Schneidmiller, Shirley Carroll, Patty Elliott, Suzanne Matsen, Jean Brodie, Mrs. Busby. advisor, Thirty-Six BOYS, FEDERATION The main accomplishment of the Boys' Fed. this year was the formation of the Vigilantes Club. Congratulations for forming such a useful organization. lst Semester OFFICERS 2nd Semester Eddie Olson ....,......,. ,....... P RESIDENT ....... ........ .I ohn Urness Howard Smith ,,.,,. ..,... V ICE-PRESIDENT ..... .,.... E ugene Hilty Jerry Smith .................... ........ T REASURER ......... ..........,.........,....... , - E.-7- Sherrill Studyvin .... .......... ........... S E CRETARY ........,.,,,,...,,,................,,.,.. Bill Brownell LeRoy Utke. Earl Buri ....... ,,.... S ERGEANT-AT-ARMS ..,..... Marvin Clark, Jerry Martin ,fi ..............,,,..,.. .,.,,.. P ROGRAM CHAIRMAN .,,,,.,,,,.,.........,,,..,..,..,,,, Bud Miller Thirty-Seven MOTHER IS A FRESHMANU CAST Mrs. Abigail Abbott .........,......,,....,,, Susan ....................... . Mrs. Miller ...A,. Sylvia ...,..,.. Bunny ........ Helen ......,.. Carrie ..,.,.... Clara .,..7.. Marge .SSS ..,. Bobo ....... Jack ...,,... Howie ...,........,..... Bill ........w..V....,,...,r.. Dean Gillingham .r,.... Professor Michaels orro,., Thirty-Eight .,.Gayle Neumann .....,.,.Shirley Weitz ...,t.....Pat Horting .,......,..Dot Dasch Esther Leinweber .,.,.....Myra Curtis ,..........Velda McCall .......Dona Rae Silvey ,,,...,.,......Janet Smick ..Alvene Schmick ..........,Bob Olson .......Jerry Mahlik ,...,....Bill Dole 4......Bud Miller Co..C.,Paul Knight I V . 7 , , 1 'ZSEVENTEENTH SUMMER ., . ,Y f. f ll Angie Morrow ,... J. J Jack Duluth .......... Mrs. Morrow ........ xl Mr. Morrow .,...... , I I ...' --rMargaret Morrow .,..... CAST Lorraine Morrow ........ Kitty Morrow .t,.... Margie ,.............. Jane ....... Art ,,,...... Martin ....., Tony ..,...... Fitz ........ ..Ann Trombetto ................Don Hill .....,..Reita Sanders ..........Bud Miller ........Donna Wise ....Janice Jackson Joanne Schneider .....Connie Weitz .....Margie Smith .............Paul Knight .......Alvene Schmick ........Cliff Lloyd ......Bill Brownell Thirty-Nine STAGE CREW Left to right: LeRoy Tetrlck, Charles Carroll, Larry Short. John Huber, Loretta Morasch, Nan Nelson MOTHER IS A F RESHMAN PRODUCTlON STAFF Business Managers-Mr. Moody, Bob Gilchrist, Program-Miss Michel, Jean Brodie, Lillie Coo- Warna Morris, Pat Elliott, Don White. ley. Publicity--Mr. Johnson, Ann Brodie, Bunny Costumes-Na? Nelson' Lcfretta Morasch' Lloyd, Janice Shaw, Gary Heilsberg, Leslie MakC'UP-Gall SICPTICHS, -Jim Mettler- Muchmore, Margaret Doty, Bruce Boldt. Sound Effects-Larry Short. Stage Crew-LeRoy Tetrick, Dick Kincaid, John Music-ML Tiemaml- MT- Hafbaugh- Huber, Charles Carroll. Ushers-Servettes. HSEVENTEENTH SUMMER PRODUCTION STAFF Business Managers-Mr. Moody, Pat Elliott, Bev- erly Faires, Ann Brodie, Jean Brodie. Publicity-Mr. Johnson, Margaret Doty, Mavis Miller, Kay Baker, Britta Jo Torrance. Stage Crew-John Huber. Jerry Mahlik, Leslie Muchmore, LeRoy Tetrick, Mike Henderson. Mike Upshaw, Richard Roberge. Programs-Mrs. Stephens. Virginia Hilty. Audrey Siegel, Joanne Swanson. Ann McCroskey. Forty Costumes and Hand Properties-Loretta Morasch Dot Dasch. Stage Properties--Mary Ann Kramlich, Pat Hort- ing, Shirley Bergland, Shirley Weitz. Make-Up-Dona Rae Silvey, Myra Curtis. Sound Effects-Larry Short. Music-Bonnie Ackerman. Ushers--Servettes. 2 ,X J XZ Z 2 N 2 f X M X J X L 2 X Z ff, f q f ar-15 lik ,, x .fm Q , ! if Z-Y ff'-ffi. ,.f,.f '..f- nf 11'-Z- A X 'TCT'- Z 2 2 2 f '49, 2 X X 2 2 y 1 2 'Z GW lllq Q I I 4 5 Vfyf X Hxr'f 2 b X 1 N ff! ,K V X Sf, Jr K f' , 7 1 xf- f X Ziff , fl' X ff ' l, ffXf X Q-Jg,Tj-..1 ': ' :A 7 ' 1 . e.-.v.uv..- Qk ' T -1 ' v.....su N KX V. :iff tg. 1 ' -L X. -, ff!! ' - .. 1 --ff' 1 ' 1 KX Q ,,q.- -Q, , ,V i J , A-nan-NX' 3' ' ,A X ,ix .,-'-nf jf f- Xf - ' -'N g, -,- v ' X x Z. hu , V, - X .1 - ' . ,.,- -,Q X .ru-u ,.., l Q ff' Nr ,,... s . ..- - X H ,.. A . - x . , , ' 'Z ' Q rx X , X Y --5 , v , , - - E.,.:4Q4A X - X!! t , I f ' -:' - Q K , ew . K0 36' ,ff v 1 1 : ,- S 1 U .- f f' M' I Xia 1 A-r , ff I y ff K , X SOPHUMORE SERVETTES First row, left to right: Lois Aeschliman, Beverly Faires. Pat Elliott, Warna Morris. Sec- ond row: Connie Weitz, Evelyn Filan, Glenda Litzenberger, Mildredjean Shields. Three years ago the Sophomore Servette Service Club was started. This year the club has been very active. They have helped at games, ushered at programs, and taken care of the coat room at the two school dances. Many thanks to the girls and their advisor, Miss McDonald. Forty-Two VIGILANTES First row, left to right: John Huber, Mike Henderson, Fred Stine, Charles Carroll, Bruce Adams, Harold Weitman. Second row: Bill Brownell, Eugene Hilty, LeRoy Tetrick, Carl Ray. Alfred Sommerfeld, Bill Hubbard, Eddie Olson, John Urness, Duane Schott. OFFICERS CHIEF - Bill Brownell FIRST LEUTENANT - Dan Holloway SECOND LIEUTENANT - Al Brown This hard working group of boys maintain order at school games. In football, they helped park cars and kept people off the field. At basketball games they kept people off the floor and stopped the breaking of pop bottles. During the District Tournament the Vigilantes were on the job every game. They guarded the locker rooms, swept the gym floor, assisted with boxing meets and baseball games. Many thanks to such a hard working group. Forty-Three ACTIVE CLUB Front row, left to right: Nan Nelson, Shirley Weitz, Esther Leinweber, Lillie Cooley. Second row: Jerry Mahlik, Mike Upshaw, Janet Smick, Gayle Neumann. Third row: Bonnie Ackerman, LaVonne Willson, Norma Jean Chryst. Fourth row: Janice Jackson, Shirley Carroll, Virginia Hilty, Britta Jo Torrance, Beverly Faires, Pat Horting, Richard Lukins. Fifth row: Warna Morris, Evelyn Filan. Sixth row: Mr. Johnson, Don White, Larry Short. Seventh row: Cliff Lloyd. lst Semester Nan Nelson ......... Gayle Neumann Lillie Cooley ..... Virginia Hilty Don Schweigeru, OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER ACTIVITY CHAIRMAN .,............ 2nd Semester Pat Horting Bonnie Ackerman LaVonne Willson Gayle Neumann SERGEANTJAT-ARMS Shirley Carroll, Larry Short With the able assistance of their advisor, Mr. Johnson, the Active club has completed a very successful year. They participated in the Home Coming Activ- ities, sponsored a Valentine's Sweetheart Dance, and were in charge of the enter- tainment for the Basketball tournaments. We all know this school wouldn't be half as active without this fine club. Forty-Four THESPIANS First row, left to right: Miss Ott, Shirley Weitz, Velda McCall, Esther Leinweber, Myra Curtis, Dona Silvey, Shirley Bergland, Ann Trombetto. Second row: Mildredjean Shields, Dorothy Dasch, Janet Smick, Pat Horting, Gayle Neu- mann, Norma Jean Chryst. Third row: Howard Smith, Richard Lukins, Alvene Schmick, Jerry Martin, Bud Miller, Don Hill. Fourth row: Paul Knight, Carl Ray, Jim Mettler. O F F I C E R S lst Semester 2nd Semester Shirley Weitz ...... ....... P RESIDENT .......,, ..,., D orothy Dasch Dona Silvey ..... .... V ICE-PRESIDENT ...... .....,... G ayle Neumann Virginia Hilty .,.... ..,.. S ECRETARY ...r... ..... N orma Jean Chryst Richard Lukins ....., ...... T REASURER ..... ......,.....,. J erry Mahlik The Thespian Troupe 329 of Colfax High School has been active this year by sponsoring Mother Is A Freshman as the fall play, assisting with the Christmas pageant, receiving top honors in the county with their one-act play, The Pot Boil- ers, and sponsoring the spring play, Seventeenth Summer. Twice a year a formal initiation is held for the students who have gained enough points to be initiated into the organization. The advisor, Miss Ott, has done much this year to advance the activities of the Thespian group. Forty-Five First row, left to right: Esther Leinweber, Nan Nelson, Shirley Weitz, Wilma Gering, Pat Horttng. Second row: Gerry Olson, Jo Ann Gering, Lavonne Willson, Jean Brodie, Arlene Weitz, Donna Wise. Janet Smick, Joanne Elliott. Joan Johnson, Velda McCall. Third row: Joanne Schneider, Britta Jo Torrance, Patsy Krom, Elaine Harris, June John- son, Shirley Vanos, Dorothy Dasch, Warna Morris, Pat Elliott, LaVerne Schneidrmiller, Ann Trombetto, Mary Ann Kramlich, Joanne Codd. Fourth row: Hazel Chryst, Lilly Cooley, Pat Henry, Shirley Carroll, Marilyn Nelson, Su- zanne Matsen, Ann Brodie, Neona Leinweber, Janice Shaw, Bunny Lloyd, Joanne Swanson, Doris Wise, Ann McCroskey. OFFICERS lst Semester 2nd Semester Pat Horting ,,... .,..... P RESIDENT .,ooo,o l.,,l N an Nelson Wilma Gering .,,.,. .... V ICE-PRESIDENT .,., ,... G erry Olson Esther Leinweber .... l..l S ECRETARY .... Arlene Weitz Gerry Olson .... ,,., T REASURER .... Jean Brodie This year the Girls' Athletic Association sponsored many affairs. Among them were a Christmas caroling party. a G.A.A.-Golden C hayride with a chili feed following, and the selling of hats and bulldog decals. Several of the girls also attended playdays at Lacrosse and Cheney. Our club also sponsored a playday with Pullman. To be eligible for this club, a girl must take eight hikes a year and make one first team and two second teams. The work. however. is justified by all of the fun you have each year. Forty-Six I GQLDE ff First row, left to right: Earl Kamrnerzell, Jimmy Goodrich, Al Brown, Don White, Howard Smith, Melvin Olson, Eddie Olson, Gene Osmun. Second row: Harold Meyers, Ken Rouse, David Lemon, Don Lemon, Bill Brownell, Paul Codd, Ben Stueckle, Bud Miller, Dan Holloway, Third row: Bill Schmiek, Larry Brownell, Harry Brownell, Bruce Boldt, Lowell Moys, Jerry Gllchrlst, Don Hill, Tony Hepler, Don Sauer, Leonard Brown, Mr, Felber. Fourth row: Marvin Clark, Jack Pierce, Stan McClintock, Duane Colvin, Jerry Smith, Sherrill Studyvln, Jerry Martin, Jim Prater, Fred Luce, Eugene Hllty, LeRoy Utke. OFFICERS President .....,....... ..... L eRoy Utke Vice President ....,. ....... M arvin Clark Secretary.. .........,..r e.,.,...... P aul Codd Sergeant-at-Arms ....... ,.... S herrill Studyvin Some of the activities of the Golden Cu this year were the sponsorship of the Harlem Globe Trotters and the handling of the District Basketball Tournament. To be eligible, a boy must earn a letter in one of the five major sports. Forty-Seven .A. S. S. First row, left to right: Eddie Olson, Melvin Olson. Jerry Martin, Paul Codd, Duane Col- vin, Al Brown. Second row, left to right: LeRoy Utke, Harry Brownell, Larry Brownell, Bill Schmick Howard Smith. To be eligible for membership in the National Athletic Society a boy must maintain a specific grade level and have earned a letter in one of the major sports. Among the activities sponsored by the club is the selection of the outstanding soph- omore athlete of the year. Forty-Eight F. H. A. First row, left to right: Marlene Semler, Sharon McClintock, Joan Johnson, Shirley Weitz, ShlrleyLIBrannon, Dolly Helm, Shirley Bergland, Ann Trombetto, Rosemary Brown, Sherrill Orth, ary Ann Kram Lch. Second row: Mary Ann Unruh, Marian Helt, Mildred Jean Shields, Donna Anderson, Norma Jean Chryst, Barbara Long, Betty Unruh. Pat Krom, Pat Harris. Third row: Arlene Weitz, Loretta Leinweber, Joanne Schmick, Peggy Boldt, Sharon Mc- Donald, Dorothy Edwards, Joanne Elliott. Fourth row: Lola Parcher, June Phillips, Leilani James, Jackie Lafavre, Joan Burnett, Maxine Brannon, Janice Shaw, Janet Smick, Mrs. Storment. Fifth row: Joan Earnest, Kay Baker, Jerene Gulick, Janet Gerlitz, Kay Lothspelch, Delores Kunze, Bunny Lloyd. Sixth row: Kay Henry, Peggy Nelson, Marilyn Smawley, Mavis Miller, Velda McCall, Lor- etta Morasch, Laverne Schneidmiller, June Johnson. OFFICERS President ....,..... Mary Ann Kramlich Secretary ................ Shirley Brannon Vice-President ............ Arlene Weitz Treasurer ......,... ...... B unny Lloyd This year the F.H.A. has had a very active year. At the opening of the school year, they were busy making plans for a booth at the fair. Next, several of the girls went to a meeting at Clarkston. F. H. A. Week was in November this year, and during this week they gave a Faculty Tea. had the F.H.A. Birthday Party. and sent the officers to Pullman to install a chapter there. Since the Courtesy Week held last year was so successful, the F.H.A. carried the same idea through this year. Arlene Weitz and Eddie Olsen were crowned king and queen. The new members were initiated and installed in February. Then, in March, our advisor and a few of the members attended the state meeting. Through much hard work and effort the F.H.A. has really been a success this year. Forty-Nine F. F. A. First row, left to right: Ed Schluneger, Bob Johnson, Mike Henderson, Edgar Breeden. Willard Bauscher, Duane Stueckle, Vernon Henning, Roger Harder. Second row: Earl Enos, Ben Stueckle, Don Steiger, Larry Hickman. Bill Dole, Bob Prater, Gerald Mitchell, Darrell Orth. Bill Curtis, Phillip Urness. Mr. Kaiser. Third row: Don Hill, Eugene Hilty, ,Howard Kennedy, Don Johnson, Ronald Willsey. Bobby Gingrich, Stan McClintock, John Urness-1 Merlin. Looney. Fourth row: Dori Roberts, Bruce Hughes, Herb Harris. Pat Holbrook. OFFICERS President ,....,....,........... John Urness Vice-President ............ Ben Stueckle Secretary ........ .......... D on Hill Treasurer ..... ..... E ugene Hilty Reporter ...... ....... B ill Dole Sentinel ..... ..... H erb Harris The Future Farmers of America organization has had a very active year. Four boys, John Urness, Bob Gingrich, Don Hill, and Ron Willsey, were elected to the state farmer degree. Don Hill was elected state reporter. During the year the F.F.A. has participated in many parliamentary procedure contests, and taken judging teams to Portland, Dayton, Walla Walla, Pullman, and Spokane. Fifty 3 4 ! .L f nam '-I f w-Q! Z A'-'32 f X X -r . . M .1 rj- r wjrwjwf W Kwwa F X Z Z 2 Wgiwrif Z 1 af X Jyf f x 50 -l'U res FRESHMAN CUP RECIPIENTS -W .X Alandale Brown. Leslie Jane Rubin Every year the outstanding freshman boy and girl are chosen, not on scholastic ability alone, but on leadership, personality and popularity as well. We all agree heartily with the choice from the class of 53. Fifty-Two TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER QCWHQIN MQ ACADEMY Left to right: Don Schweiger. Joanne Codd, Harold Meyers. HAMILTON Front row, left to right: Jerry Smith, Janice Shaw, Shirley Cook, Neona Leinweber. Second row: Bob Gilchrist. Dan Henry, Janet Smick, Ronald Wilsey, Mary Ann Kramlich. 'Q MARTHA WASHINGTON First row, left to right: Dona Silvey, Shirley Aeschliman, Joanne Elliott. Second row: June Johnson, Joan Johnson, Dorothy Dasch. Marilyn Nelson. Third row: Eddie Olson, Don White, Fred Luce, Bill Schmick. These students started to school together and now are finishing high school. lt may seem like twelve long years, but their school days will bring back many pleasant memories. Fifty-Three HGMECOMING OUEEN if ,mon-,, Left to right: June Johnson, Queen Nan Nelson, Donna Mae Wise, Howard Smith. Homecoming day this year was one of the biggest ever seen in C.H.S. The celebration started off with a giant parade, with Queen Nan leading the pro- cession through town. The afternoon activities were considered successful with fl thrilling 20 to O victory over the Pullman Greyhounds. The climax of the festiv- ities was the coronation of Queen Nan and her court at the Homecoming dance. Fifty-Four CQURTESY KING AND QUEEN Left to right: Velda McCallg King, Eddie Olsong Queen, Arlene Weitzg Ann Trombetto. Each year during courtesy Week, which is sponsored by the F.H.A., the most courteous girl and boy are chosen. This year the faculty chose Arlene Weitz and Eddie Olson to reign as king and queen. l'm sure everyone agrees that they made a very good choice. Fifty-Five JUNIOR PROM W ,A Lcfl to right: Evelyn Filan. Don Steiger, Peggy Nelson, Shirley Vanos, Dorothy Dasch. The theme for the 1951 Junior Prom was Some Enchanted Evening. Parke Enders and his Starlighters furnished the music for the evening. Shirley Vanos reigned as queen, with Dorothy Dasch, Evelyn Filan, and Peggy Nelson as princesses. The gym was beautifully decorated with pine boughs and colors of blue and silver. Fifty-Six SENIOR BALL f'Dreams,,' the theme of this year's Senior Ball, was another memorable and outstanding dance. The idea was carried out by the scene portraying a garden pattern. Parke Enders and his Starlighters furnished the music, June Johnson and Eddie Olson reigned as King and Queen of the affair. The memory of soft lights, sweet music, and beautiful decorations still linger with us from one of the nicest dances C.H.S. has had. Kin-Eddie Olsong Queen-June Johnson Fifty-Seven GIRLS' FEDERATION ACTIVITY The main activities sponsored by the Girls' Federation are the banquets, Dads' Night and the Mothers' Tea which is held in the full each year. Fifty-Eight F. H. A. ACTIVITY The installation of F.H.A. officers, a birthday party and initiation of new members which are shown above, are only a few of the many annual activities which are sponsored by the F .H.A. Fifty-Nine SENIQR SNAPS i We g , . 1. '4 1 4 ml x Utke is right on the job! Looking for fires that is. I'm Laverne Schneidmiller. Part of the kitchen crew for a banquet. They call themselves the Apaches Who else but Richard Lukins! Velda. now, Velda foreverg McCall for now, but not forever! 10 Sixty 11 12 13. . They are taking it easy again. . What's the matter, Joanne? . Don Sauer and his puppy friends. .Diane, did you think that someone besides Arlene had kissed you? . Lots of fun at that party! . Duckie Wise herself! Donna and D011 look 8, little bewildered. fl1 6 37 X x -T -55' x YQ 83, Nfl 'Q X W- f SM Xticv x 1-VX X 'KL X XR f X I f 4 fmt vu 'U Nu I X H05 I 3 f 1 h .QW ,f W ' -A V, f K -.yi ,, f' A U 'f ff ,N ,f 3 X ' I 113' jwwfffgx '-:Lava f 1 X' 5+ ' ..--Xyaf. ici?-4 ' X' :ff-:v.f-A .f-f -,wigs ' -1 0 ' ' 'flu -v- 1 ' . Val - , we a ww .- X -v f fm it 151352--f ff X ff if-. x 55+ .-1-'1-Q f ff X x f 9531. 59 :Qi-li. ,X X, ff M , un- nge. f if 4, f L 1 '5g N 0 X V ff ,ff V ,ff ,f , , , f ' ,f X f X- Xff' ' X, 4 ' X - X Q ,W , 1 - f K Q go f K ' W' l in A 1 g f r f M X ff f- - ff . 4, ,' v X -L' 3 5 l ff X N 'Sg- ' P1 f f xx- 'Lin' I X I - ff 4 I X A -- ,,- a x ,f xv f-- ,ff f' ff' ff! X7 , f' fxf' ff! f' ,fry ff f ,.-. . , ff fy X X rf - ,f ff' ,f ff f If V, , ' ll., 11.5.0-.p' X riff' f,r,v Vfff 11 XX ni f ff ,f X' 4:-. ' - ful 1 'iifullfim - 5:gI::1.'--. 4 1 X f:5::5::y::,A 1:-I:-:g:.:n.,7 X 1'5!:5f:i'2Sr:g' 1S::i:::5i:' gflu-' fl' ! CGACHES Left to right: Len Pync, Dick Felber. Willard Kaiser These three men above have the responsibility of coaching the various sports in C H.S. Len Pyne coaches basketball and baseballg Dick Felber coaches foot- ball. boxing, and traekg Willard Kaiser has charge of the tennis squad. They have not only produced some of the finest teams in the county, but also good athletes who are well qualified physically and mentally for the jobs ahead of them. Sixty-Two HAH SQUAD !'irst row. left to right: Dean Burlingame. Melvin Olson. Jimmy Prater. Stan McClintock, Leonard Brown, Jerry Martin, Tony Hepler. Second row: Jack Pierce. Paul Codd, Howard Smith, Jerry Smith, Eugene Hilty, Bill Brownell, Ben Stueckle, Marvin Clark, Coach Felber. Third row: LeRoy Utke, Sherrill Studyvin. Larry Brownell, Fred Luce, Jerry Gilchrist. Bruce Boldt, Harry Brownell. This year saw one of Colfax's traditionally fine teams end up the season with a flourish of four wins in a row. Coach Felber's Bulldogs had some trouble getting rolling at the start of the season, but ended the season by placing third in the league. The loss of nine lettermen will be greatly felt, but another good season is promised by the return of many veterans and promising B Squaders. yd sEAsoN,s SCHEDULE 15 6 ' IJ fy -ff K Sept. Here Cheney Colfax 20 L U! g l Sept. 22 Here Dayton 7 Colfax O M pff',!jfI! Sept. 23 Uflieie Pullman 0 Colfax 0 ff. ,jj jj jj !Sept. 29 ff f There Pomeroy 25 Colfax 0 EY jj Oct. jkhere Wallace 13 Colfax 6 wif I W 2923 There St. Maries 6 Colfax 19 f , V JA gfj rj ct6t j'There St. Pats 6 Colfax 20 M jd ff, ff Nov. VA Here Pullman 0 Colfax 19 fy' JIVJ , fn'fNov. 711 Here Mead 0 Colfax 6 if VN if ' A rl 1' W Sixty-Three ,111 J! lax' 1 I DI IDUAL STATISTICS Player Utke, LeRoy .,.,.,,... Smith. Howard ........ Boldt, Bruce ......... Clark, Marvin ........ Martin, Jerry ,....,..., Studyvin. Sherrill .r.,... Brownell. Bill .......... Henry, Dan .,....... Luce, Fred ............,.... Brownell, Larry ......... Brownell, Harry ........, Anderson, Oscar ....... Stueckle, Ben ...,..,.., Hilty, Eugene .......... Prater, Jim ....,.........,..... Burlingame, Dean ......... McClintock, Stan ........ Pierce. J ack ............ Codd. Paul ....... Davis, Dick ......... Brown, Len ..,, .... Hepler, Tony ....,.. Gilchrist, Jerry ........ Hill. Don ,,....... Smith, Jerry ......... Position Age Year HB 18 Sr. HB 17 Sr. FB 17 Sr. FB 17 Sr. QB 17 Sr. E 17 Sr. T 18 Sr. T 17 Sr. E 17 Sr. C 17 Jr. T 17 Jr. C 16 Jr. T 16 Jr. G 16 Jr. E 16 Jr. G 16 Jr. T 16 Jr. G 16 Jr. QB 16 Jr. HB 17 Jr. E I6 Soph. FB 15 Soph. T 15 Soph. HB 16 Jr. G I7 Sr. MANAGERS Height Weight 5' 7 140 5' 6 135 5' 9 170 5' 9 175 5' 8 160 5' 10 155 5' 9 150 5' 11 160 5' 11 160 5' 10 140 5' 10 140 5' 10 150 5' 10 170 5' 8 160 5' 7 140 5' 9 154 5' 7 160 5' 9 150 5' 10 140 5' 9 135 5' 8 148 5' 10 160 5' ll 168 5' 10 150 5' 9 150 Left to right: Bruce Adams. Bud Miller Sixty-Four FGQTBALL INDIVIDUALS l. Eugene Hilty 5. Marvin Clark 9. Sherrill Studyvin 2. Larry Brownell 6. LeRoy Utke IO. Howard Smith 3. Ben Stueckle 7. Jack Pierce 11. Jerry Smith 4. Bill Brownell 8. Bruce Boldt l2. Jerry Martin Captain Award, All District Quarterback. Inspirational Award. All District Fullback Inspirational Award. Sixty-Five CC 33 First row, left to right: Carl Ray, .lohnny Morgan, Darrell Presnell, Bill Henry, Al Brown, Pat Holbrook, Mike Henderson. Second row: Willard Bauscher, Ed Schluneger, J im Darnold, Leroy Bergland, Larry Whit- more. Don Roberts. Bob Johnson, Bill Lang. Third row: Norman Sandberg, Earl Kammerzell, Bryan Hepler, Cliff Lloyd, Delmar Teadc. Gordon Weitz. Laddy Lowe. Percy Dean, Bruce Hughes, Coach Len Pyne. This year the Colfax B Squad, under the able coaching of Mr. Pyne, closed the season with a record of one win, two ties, and one loss. To the future varsity we wish all the success for the coming years. SEASON'S SCHEDULE Colfax ...... 20 Pullman .... 6 Colfax ....., 0 Moscow .... 35 Colfax ...... 6 Moscow .... 6 Colfax ...... 7 Pullman .... 7 Sixty-Six FOOBALL ACTIO Top picture: Better luck next time. Middle picture: Seniors get last minute word from Coach Bottom picture: The poor fella' on the bottom. Sixty-Seven is ls TECCAJJ S FP First row, left to right: Larry Brownell, Dan Holloway, Bob Gilchrist, Bill Schmick, Del- mar Teade, Marvin Clark. Second row, Don Schweiger, Paul Codd, Jerry Martin, Jim Prater, Bill Meyers. The Colfax Bulldogs got off to a good start this year and were on the long end of most of the scores. They wound up the season with a flourish by copping first place in the Whitman County Tournament. We congratulate the basketball squad and wish them success for next year's SCHSOH . Colfax .............. Colfax ,.....,....... Colfax .............. Colfax ......,....... Colfax .............. Colfax .............. Colfax ....,.....i... Colfax .............. Colfax .............. Colfax .............. Colfax .............. Colfax .............. Colfax ..... ,....... Colfax ......,....... Colfax .l............ SEASON'S SCHEDULE Palouse ............t Pullman Pine City Dayton .,.............. Endicott Moscow ...,..........,. St. John Dayton ..........v..... Lacrosse Endicott Palouse ......,......... Lacrosse Pine City Endicott Moscow 33 40 Colfax 34 Colfax 53 56 33 Colfax 30 Colfax ...... 41 Colfax 34 44 ' 'Colfax 40 Colfax .,.,.. 29 Colfax 38 48 42 Sixty-Eight Colfax ...... 'Colfax ...... i'Colfax ...... 'Colfax .,.,.. St. John .......... Lacrosse . Pullman . Garfield . Pine City Endicott . Pomeroy . Dayton Washtucna Endicott . Lamont .......... Lamont .......... it County Tournament. 'H' District Tournament. 32 31 44 23 25 41 50 37 36 62 0 lforfeitj 0 fforfeitj GOLF TEAM Left to right: Chuck Carroll, Melvin Olson, Carl Ray, Eddie Olson. Mr. Taylor. For the second year we have participated in the Bi-State League for high school golfers. The schools taking part in these meets are Lewiston, Clarkston, Walla Walla, Pomeroy, Dayton, Moscow, and Colfax. SEASON'S SCHEDULE Each week a tournament is held with seven schools competing. This year the tournaments were held at- Lewiston ....,....... Colfax placed second Colfax ,........ ,..... C olfax placed fourth Clarkston ....,....... Colfax placed third Pomeroy .,..........,. Colfax placed fourth Walla Walla ,,...,., Colfax placed fourth Moscow .........,,... Colfax placed fifth As the annual goes to press, the remaining meets consist of one at Dayton and the League Championship at Clarkston. Sixty-Nine MBU SQUAD First row, left to right: John Huber, Bobby Olson, Carl Ray, Laddie Lowe Jerry Gil christ. Merlin Looney, Bryan Hepler, LeRoy Tetrick. Second row: Bill Henry, Duane Stueckle, Lloyd Zumwalt, Conrad Weitz, Charles Carroll This year's B squad was made up of both freshman and sophomores who hoped to gain experience for next year's team. Out of their ranks will come the A squads for coming years. We wish them good luck in the future. Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax ..........,,.. Colfax ......,....,.. Colfax ....,,,......, SEASON'S SCHEDULE Lamont .. Oakesdale Palouse .. Pullman Rosalia .. Pine City .............. Endicott Moscow ....,, .....,. St. J ohn ,..... ....... Dayton ...... .,..... Seventy Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax .,.......... Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Palouse Lacrosse Rosalia Lamont Pine City Endicott Moscow St. John.. Lacrosse Pullman BASKETBALL ACTIO Top left: Come on Colfax. Bottom left: Colfax is right in there fighting again. Top right: lt's u good one. Bottom right: Schmick scores again. Seventy-One I DI IDUAL STATISTICS Player Yr. Ga Qa Fg Fta Ftm 'kFt Tp Av. Bill Schmick lcenlerj .................... Sr. 27 103 196 118 67 57.0 459 17.0 Larry Brownell lforwardj ............ Jr. 27 96 78 98 65 66.0 221 8.2 Marvin Clark tforwardj ................ Sr. 24 88 65 33 18 55.0 148 6.2 Jerry Martin fguardj .......... ...... S r. 27 94 52 80 49 61.0 151 5.6 Paul Codd lguardl ............... ...... J r. 26 98 60 42 25 60.0 145 5.5 Delmar Teade Cforwardb .............. Jr. 22 67 30 28 12 43.0 72 3.3 Dan Holloway tforwardj ............ Jr. 20 48 12 29 20 69.0 44 2.2 Bob Gilchrist Ccenterj .................... Sr. 21 68 18 21 9 43.0 45 2.1 Jim Prater Cguardj ......................,. Jr. 20 72 12 25 8 32.0 32 1.6 Don Schweiger Cforwardj .............. Sr. 14 39 7 8 6 75.0 20 1.4 Jack Pierce Cguardl ............ ...... J r. 6 9 2 4 2 50.0 6 1.0 Jerry Gilchrist Ccenterj ......... ...... S oph. 3 6 1 2 1 50.0 3 1.0 Bill Meyers Cguardl .......... ...... J r. 8 ll 2 4 3 75.0 7 .9 Ben Stueckle Cforwardj ....... ...... J r. 8 9 2 4 2 50.0 6 .8 Bob Olson Cguardj ............ ...... F rosh 15 32 3 10 4 40.0 10 .7 Paul Knight tguardb .......... ...... S r. 1 1 0 0 0 00.0 0 .0 'Iotals ........,........ ............. 2 7 108 540 496 291 58.7 1371 50.8 M A N A G E R S Left to right: Jack Codd, Gene Osmun Seventy-Two gw if 1 1. Paul Codd 4. Jerry Martin 7. Larry Brownell 2. Dan Holloway 5. Bill Schmick 8. Bobby Olson 3. Marvin Clark 6. Jimmy Prater 9. Delmar Teade 10. Bob Gilchrist ll. Coach Pyne Seventy-Three BOXING TEAM Top row, left to right: Darrell Presnell, Don Roberts, Norman Sandberg, Fred Luce, Dave Benton, Bob Prater, Leonard Brown, Bob Johnson. Second row: Larry Largent, Melvin Olson, Earl Kammerzell, Eddie Olson, LeRoy Utke, Duane Colvin, Al Brown, John Morgan, Eddie Schluneger. The boxing team, under the able supervision of Coach Felber, gave the home crowd many thrills this year by not losing a single home smoker. The record for the year stands at four wins, five losses, and three draws. A good team is predicted for next year with the return of many lettermen. SEASON'S SCHEDULE Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax ......., Mead ................ 8 Clarkston .......... Walla Walla ...... 5 Dayton ............ Clarkston .......... 6 Pomeroy .,.......... 5 '1 ..4 Colfax ........ 8 Seventy-Four Colfax ........ 2 55 Colfax ........ 5 Colfax ........ 65 Colfax ......,. 3 Colfax ........ 3 Walla Walla Pomeroy ...... Mead .......... Cheney ....r... Dayton ....,,.. Cheney ..,.,... BCDXING ACTIGN Top row. left to right: I. Thufs our man, Eddie Olson. 2. Take it cusy boys Bottom row, left to right: 1. Lead with that left, fella! 2. You missed me. Seventy-Five ,ifavvav Y YY f- . vw. v.e, I DIVIDUAL STATISTICS Name 'Eddie Olson ........ Fred Luce .......... Duane Colvin .,...... David Benton ........ Mel Olson .......... 'Al Brown ................ Ea rl Kammerzell ..... Len Brown .............. ' Ed Schluneger ........ Edgar Breeden ....... John Morgan ......,... Larry Largent ......... Norman Sandberg... Don Roberts ........... Darrell Presnell ....... Willard Bauscher... Randall Morgan ..... LeRoy Utke .,......... Tony Hepler .......... Fred Stine ............... HJ District Champ. UU County Champ. 1 'J District and C Bouts Bouts Bouts Year Weight Fought Won Lost Draws Sr. 121 14 7 6 1 Sr. 165 4 3 1 0 Jr. 133 ll 5 5 l Jr. 140 5 1 4 0 Soph. 121 15 ll 3 0 Soph. 115 15 11 4 0 .. .v.... Soph. 133 7 5 2 0 Soph. 140 15 9 6 0 Soph. 110 5 1 4 0 ,. ...... Soph. 155 1 0 1 0 Frosh 100 13 2 11 0 .. ...... Frosh 100 13 4 8 1 Frosh 147 14 7 7 0 .. ...... Frosh 155 3 1 1 1 .. ...... Frosh 127 4 3 1 0 Frosh 100 3 3 0 0 .. ...... Frosh 110 4 1 3 0 Sr. 140 4 1 3 0 Soph. 165 1 0 1 0 .. ...,.. Frosh 115 1 0 1 0 ounty Champ. M A N A G E R S Left to right: Bud Miller, Jerry Simmons Seventy-Six l. Eddie Olson 2. Melvin Olson . UE 4 ,144 nw. jf? fy , X g . x. 'x ., X ' lf f ml' 3. 4. 9. 10, K Al Brown 5. Earl Kummerzell 6. Eddie Schluneger ll. Fred Luce 12. Seventy4Seven Larry Largent Len Brown Duane Colvin Norman Sandberg p l E 7. John Morgan 8. LeRoy Utke 1951 BASEBALL TEAM Front row-Eugene Hilty, Norman Sandberg, Harold Meyers, .Iohnny Huber, Melvin Olson, Eddie Olson, Bob Olson, Carl Ray. Back row: Coach Pyne. .lerry Martin, Bruce Boldt, Dan Holloway. Bill Hubbard. Fred Luce. Jerry Morasch, Don Sauer, Paul Knight. The second year of baseball in C.H.S. has been one of great success. Playing more games this year has helped to develop the team and promote interest in the sport. This year's team, though short in experience, made up for it with their fighting spirit and aggressive hustle and has shown great improvement over the first year of baseball. After copping the Whitman County Eastern Divisional Championship by winning five straight games in the league, the boys are to be highly congratulated on their splendid showing and fine spirit. 1950 Season Schedule Colfax ........., 5 Pullman .......... 4 Colfax .....,.... 4 St. John .. Colfax .......... 10 Rosalia ............ 4 Colfax .......... 13 Lacrosse ., Colfax .,..,..... Endicott ,....,.... l7 Colfax .......... 14 Palouse .,.. Colfax .......... Pine City ........ 2 Colfax ,,,..,..., 19 Palouse .... 1951 Baseball Scores to Date Colfax 19 Palouse .......... 2 : Colfax Pine City Colfax 17 Lacrosse ........ 8 fColfax St. John Colfax 10 Pomeroy ........ 5 Colfax .......... Tekoa .... Colfax 7 Pullman ........ 6 Colfax .....,.,.. Clarkston tltColfax 24 Colton .....,.... 9 Colfax .......... Palouse .. tf:Colfax .......,.. 7 Endicott ........ 2 t'tColfax .......... Lacrosse Seventy-Eight BASEBALL ACTION Top: Chalk up another point for our side. Center: Bitter up. It is a strike Bottom: Sauer must have hit a good one! Seventy-Nine I DIVIDUAL STATISTICS Player Yr. Ga Jerry Martin fshortstopj ............ Jr. Melvin Olson 13rd basel ........ Frosh B. Schierman fcenter fieldj ....... .Sr. Don Sauer Clst basel ...............r.. Jr. Bob Matsen 13rd basej .............. Sr. Donald Organ fright fieldj ........ Sr. Fred Luce fleft fieldj ................ Jr. Eddie Olson Ccatcherj ..............., Jr. David Morgan Ccatcherj .........,., Sr. Bruce Boldt lpitcherj ................ Jr. Bill Stipe 12nd basel .................. Sr. Dan Holloway Cpitcherj ........ Soph. Bruce Hughes Qlst base! ........ Frosh Carl Ray lleft field! .............. Frosh Harold Johnston foutfieldl ........ Sr. Paul Knight lpitcherl .................. Jr. Harold Meyers 13rd basej .......... Jr. Bill Schmick lpitcherj ................ Jr. ll . .Q ' AbR I5 25 I3 29 25 28 I0 26 22 l7 21 7 .. 3 .. 6 .. 13 MI f MANAGERS Rbi 5 4 8 8 16 6 3 2 4 'E 5 Left to right: Bruce Adams, Gege Osmun Eighty Tb. Av. Av. .818 .882 .769 .933 .777 1.000 .455 .900 .933 1.000 1.003 1.000 1.000 .353 .000 1.666 1.000 BASEBALL INDIVIDUALS 1. T Clockwise-Bruce Boldt. Bill Hubbard. Paul Knight. Dan Holloway. Melvin Olson. Jerry Martin. Jerry Morasch, Don Sauer. Fred Luce. Center--Eddie Olson. Eugene Hilly. Eighty-One .AIVYJ ,,f,.'jl: TRACK Front row: Don Roberts, Jack Pierce, Marvin Clark, Leonard Brown, LeRoy Utke. Back row: Larry Brownell, Cliff Lloyd, Earl Enos, John Urness, Coach Felber. The Bulldog track squad came through the year with a fairly good season even though, there was a shortage of boys turning out. The track squad's stronger points were in the weights and field events while the weaker points came in the track evnts. Colfax ..... ...... 2 n Dayton ....... .... 1 st Hermiston ..... ....., 3 r d 1950 Season's Schedule Colfax .................. Dayton ........ ..... Clarkston ............ Pullman .......,.,..,. Sub-District Bi-State 5th Colfax .................,.... 4th 4th Clarkston ...... .,...., 1 st 3rd Pullman ...... ...... 2 n 2nd Dayton ....,., ...... 3 r 1 st Walla Walla ........ Eighty-Two TROPI-IY CASE We can gratefully thank Mr. Powell and his shop classes for the new trophy case, which they constructed to display the many outstanding trophies of our school. The materials for this project were donated by Codd-French Post No. 41 of the American Legion. These trophies are symbols of the many accomplishments of our students who have passed through Colfax High School. Eighty-Three INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Name Age Marvin Clark ........ 18 Len Pierce ............ 18 LeRoy Utke ....A 18 Mickey Gulick ....,. 18 Bill Griffin ............ 18 Emery Sherfey ..,... 17 John Urness ........ 16 Cliff Lloyd ......r..... 15 Year Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Soph. Frosh Sub Dist. Event District Meet State Meet Shot 3rd Sth No Place Broad Jump 3rd 2nd No Place Javelin Pole Vault High Jump 880 880 Mile Eighty-Four TRACK INDIVIDUALS M . - ix? 1 , I M k VX .,... X R if H Q WV 5 9, - M WMWES 'Y IA N' Q V, A .E , , gf . , . ' , ., Wg Q f f 3 V W F M, .AF Isp.: Ry' M, , . I l g E. 3 my ww ky , , r I 5 E 5 I QZIIZ .5 W I 1 fm-EEEE- fe -I 5 VV.,.I , S , V-. v.:, wk b G - H ' :1,. Q, V.. I ' ' .E KM. l. Earl Enos 2. LeRoy Utke 3. Larry Brownell 4. John Urness 5. Jimmy Darnold 6, Marvin Clark 7. Earl Kammerzell 8. Jack Pierce Eighty Flve TENNIS TEAM Front row: Harold Meyers, Ann McCroskey, Esther Leinweber, Joanne Schneider, Shirley Bergland, Dona Silvey. Velda McCall. Shirley Weitz, Richard Lukins, Mr. Kaiser. Center row: Laddie Lowe. Mildredjean Shields, Britta .lo Torrance. Pat Henry, Kay Henry, Joyce Lankey, Rita Sanders, Bonnie Ackerman, Lloyd Zumwalt, Bill Meyers. Back row: Delmar Teade, Beverly Faires, Gayle Neumann. Lorraine Schmick. Warren Morris, Susie Matsen, Lavonne Willson, Lola Parcher. This year the tennis team under the direction of Coach Kaiser brought back several victories to C. H. S. The loss of many of last year's champions has set back the squad, although with their determined attitude and extended effort they have made a good showing this year. 1950 Season's Schedule Lewiston ........ 0 Colfax ........ 4 Clarkston ........ 1 Colfax ......., 9 Clarkston ........ 6 Colfax ...,.... 7 Central Valley 6 Colfax ........ 10 Lewiston ........ 3 Colfax ........ 9 ln the Inland Empire meet, Colfax, tied for third place. Eighty-Six VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Back row: Joanne Codd, Laverne Schneidmiller, Mary Ann Kramlich Center row: Pat Horting, Janet Smick. Front: Nan Nelson. Not pictured, Marilyn Nelson. BASKETBALL CHAMPS Back row: Barbara Helt. Lavonne Willson, Suzanne Matsen. Front row: Lillie Cooley, Margaret Doty. Rose Ann Rubin. Eighty-Seven We G. A. A. MANAGERS Left to right: Jo Ann Gering. Pat Henry. Margaret Doly, Jean Brodie These girls are appointed by Miss McDon'ld t hal various G, A. A. 'S .2 X-Y S KJ N X N ' sr x 1 N mir N . N X. ' C 'N . ' Ax 1 X --X 'x activities. rl o . p her in managing the Jo Ann Gering-Volley Ball Manager Pat Henry-Basketball Manager Margaret Doty-Baseball Manager .lean Brodie-Hike Manager X W K 'N Nl' b N J- 1 i hi X N N ' X X h- X Eighty-Eight BUL LDOG CALENDAR V 19501951 9 X TQ W za W avi' X dl XNX X 7 JXVX Aft X v .Y'! ag ' JH! :I Z 1 f , v ' 1 ' 1 u ' :I ' T :I I-' K- 0 7 x .V J.. 4 gg in -'I' ' niizw I A JI . . .' xfl 7 - WNY ' TUNE A ty SNAPS 5 6 ll 15 I8 20 22 23 28 29 2 6 7 9 13 19 20 26 30 31 CALENDAR SEPTEMBER School starts. Take a look at all the new teach- ers. Maybe school won't be so bad after all. Of course the teachers would give assignments be- fore the books come. Big Sister Party. Welcome Frosh. Cowbell goes to the usual class - seniors of course. The fire truck made a visit to C.H.S. yesterday. No school today. Girls' Fed. gives Mothers' Tea. Watch your step girls. Colfax vs. Dayton in football. Sorry we lost. Football Jamboree at Pullman. Played Pullman. No score. First student body meeting of the year. Prexy Bob behind the gavel. Football game at Pomeroy. I won't mention the score! OCTOBER National School Assemblies brings Mr. America to C.H.S. Control yourselves, girls! Football game at Wallace. We lost 13-6. F.H.A. girls go to a convention at Clarkston. Something new is added to the school. Kids are assigned to their new lockers. Senior-Frosh show, Winchester 73. The Frosh get acquainted with the 'lMighty Seniors. G.A.A.-Golden C hayride. Kinda crowded, but that chili sure tasted good afterwards. 20, 21. All-High play-Mother is a Freshman. Was a real success. Played St. Maries. We won, but l never saw so much mud. Melo Mirimbas present a National School As- sembly. Washington Touring Theater presents Much Ado About Nothing. Frosh have party. Halloween's kind of dead this year. Too old to soap windows and too young toi..........i!!! E7 4't'Y - A.. - , . Top to bottom: I. Just being silly. 2. Sittin' on top of the world. 3. Unconcerned. 4. My, My Joan. 5. Three thousand miles from home. Ninety CALENDAR 5 N A P 5 NOVEMBER Couldn't even get in the school doors today until somebody moved the little hut and cattle chute. Sad day for many. Bill Lang's funeral. G.A.A. playday with Pullman. The Colfax Senior team won. Homecoming game with Pullman. We won. Nan Nelson reigns as Homecoming Queen. Dad's night. Nan Nelson and father are waltz winners. Report card time. Out come the startling news of who made the honor roll. Gee, ma, I just missed it. Football game with Mead. Colfax 6, Mead 0. Last game for the Seniors. F.H.A. Birthday Party. F.H.A. Faculty Tea. Football banquet at Athletic Club. Mr. and Mrs. Holler and Mr. and Mrs. McClintock, hosts and hostesses. Junior Prom. Queen Shirley Vanos. Girls' Fed. gives football banquet. Jerry Martin - Honorary Captaing Fred Luce - Coaches Awardg LeRoy Utke and Marvin Clark - Inspir- ational Award. DECEMBER Basketball game here with Pullman. We won. Game here with Pine City. Won again. Band Concert. Game at Dayton. We won. National School Assemblies and Mr. Wood, the chalk artist. Girls' Fed. Council entertains Pullman Council. Game at Endicott. We lost. Game here with Moscow. Smoker with Mead. G.A.A. Caroling Party. Teach gave us all cor- sages. Smoker at Walla Walla. Sorry we lost. Out for Christmas vacation. 1 So you're the guilty ones, huh? 2. Lois Aeschliman and her papoose 3 The day after Halloween 4 Ooh, la, la, Miss Ott. Ninety One SNAPS 2. 5 6 9 I2 13 I6 19. 20 22 23 24 26 27 29 6 9 IO. l3. 15. I6. 21, 23 27 l. The future Sophomores. 2. Shirley Carroll taking it ea 5. This is an basketball team'?'?'?'? GALE DAR JANUARY School starts again. Everybody's kind of sleepy. Palouse at Colfax. We won. Lacrosse at Colfax. Won again. Smoker here with Clarkston. A draw. Game at John Rogers. Luck is still with us. Game with Lamont there. Smoker with Pomeroy. We won 6-4. The new trophy case just completed. Sure looks nice. Game with Pine City. Victorious again. Game with Endicott. Lost by one point. A heartbreaker. Smoker with Wa Hi. A draw. F.H.A. Courtesy Week begins. Game at Moscow. We beat them again. Semester report cards. Oh no! Game here with St. John. We won. Arlene Weitz and Eddie Olson elected King and Queen of Courtesy Week. Smoker here with Mead. We won. National School Assembly. a concert pianist and soloist. FEBRUARY Game at Lamont. We won. Sweetheart Dance. Bob Olson, King. Smoker with Cheney here. We won. Game at Pullman. Win again. National School Assembly. Deep sea diver. F.H.A. Initiation. initiates sure looked cute with their newspaper aprons and vegetable hats. Smoker at Clarkston. I6. l7. County Basketball Tournament at Oakes- dale. lt was rough but we were the champs. Richard Lukins takes first in County Oratorical Contest. 22. 23. 24. 26. District Basketball Tournament. Smoker with Dayton. We lost. F.F.A. Banquet. sy. 3. lsn't Doris cute? 4. The Henry brothers. Ninety-Two CALE DAR MARCH Smoker with Pomeroy. Lost again, Smoker with Cheney. A draw. Girls' Fed. gives basketball banquet. National School Assemblies brings us the Trum- peteersf' Cheney Choir presents fine program. District Boxing Tournaments at Walla Walla. Girls' Basketball team plays Lacrosse and they win. County Boxing Tournaments. Boxing Banquet. Eddie Olson really walked off with the honors. Seniors vs. Faculty. Who's the masked man'???? Badminton Tournament at St. John. Gerry Olson took second in singles. APRIL Palouse presents a musical program. First baseball game of the season with Palouse. We're off to a good start. Out for spring vacation. lnland Empire Track Meet at Pullman. Baseball game with Pomeroy. We won. 10-5. Game with Pullman. Won again. Seniors take aptitude tests. Baseball game with Colton. Still winning. 13. l4. All-High play- Seventeenth Summer. Play day at Cheney. Colfax girls volleyball champs. Baseball game at Clarkston. Sorry we lost. Tennis meet at Clarkston. Lost that, too. Track meet at Dayton. Colfax takes third. Chorus Concert. Bruce Boldt and Diane Vally are king and queen of Music Appreciation Week. Girls' Fed. Council entertains Pullman Council at picnic. SNAPS I Joanne Swanson and Joyce Lanky in their younger days. 2. Can't you see, Mr. Taylor? 3 Bud Miller taking it easy. 4. Farmer Slueckle. Ninety-Three SNAPS -as 5' ' QV .ME 'VSA ti . i CALENDAR IWAY 1. Colfax plays St. John there. 4. Lacrosse at Colfax. 5. Senior Ball, Dreams. Queen June and King Eddie. 8. Colfax plays Tekoa there. ll. Clarkston at Colfax. 12. Lilac Festival in Spokane. 15. F.H.A. gives Seniors Breakfast. 18. J unior-Senior Banquet. 22. Colfax at Pomeroy. - 25. Pullman at Colfax. Last game of the season. 27. Baccalaureate. 29. Graduation. Seniors bid farewell. JUNE From now on the future of the class of 51. Top to bottom. l. Can this be Chuck Carroll? 2. Ain't she cute? 3. Glamor gal Glenda. 4. Surprised, Leyroy? 5. Just posin'. Ninety'-Four Congratulations to the graduating class of I 9 5 I This space contributed by . . M. BRYANT' M' D. DR. W. N. FREEMAN PHYSICIAN AND ELIRGEUN PHYSICIAN AND SLIRGEDN BRADY BUILDING CDLFAX. WASH. DLE SLIND. M. D. BRADY BUILDING CDLFAX, WASH. TEL. 324 TEL, LESLIE R. BARBER. D. M. D. ULD NATIDNAL BANK BUILDING 441 CDLFAX, WASH. W. J. F. TRETNER. D. D. 5. BRADY BUILDING ROBERT T. HENRY, M. D. ERADY BUILDING TEL. 496 CDLFAX, WABH. CDLFAX, wAsI-I. TEL. 99 DR. CONRAD WEITZ. JR. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEDN DR' E' C' WESSELS NATURIJPATHII: PI-IY5II:IAN PI-IDNE 55B CULFAXI WASH. TEL. B2-R N. nav, MAIN CDLFAX. WASH. Ninety-Five gollow the ullcfoga .... and Colfax High Activities in the coLFAx Cjagdte- BILL WILMOT, Publisher Printing -l Advertising COLFAX, WASHINGTON CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 'Sl COLFAX GRANGE SUPPLY CO., Inc. Every Member A Granger Petroleum Products and Farmers' Supplies at Cooperative Prices Delivered to Your Farm Door Harrison and Clay COLFAX. WASHINGTON Telephone 129 COMMERCIAL PRINTING Printing Our Specially Office Equipment und Supplies Colfax Print Shop Phone l04 ZOII Main Colfax, Wash. ELLIOTT 8. FELCH IB lui Q '-Q41 'f ' g P'47E?jJ'h 2 A Sales and Service Complete body und fender shop Ninety-Six JONES TRUCK 8. IMPLEMENT CO. McCormick Farm Equipment CRAWLER TRACTORS and WHEEL TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Phone 1 97 Colfax, Washington ORLEN J. CHESTNUT Electric and Magneto Service Bosch Magnetos, Sales and Service Repair All Makes of Magnetos Generator, Starter and Electric Motor Repairing, All Makes W. 205 Fairview St. Colfax, Wash. Phone 516-R ELITE CLEANERS LAUNDRY SERVICE S. 220 Main, Colfax, Wash. PHONE 515 DAVID'S SHOE HOSPITAL Fine Shoe Repairing KENNETH DAVID Colfax Washington DAVE BURNS Auto Electric N.A.P.A. Jobbers Automotive Equipment Colfax, Wash. Phone 162 031rtooslfEl1cq1t'A Men's and Women's Wear Colfax, Washington Phone 48 Ninety-Seven BUTLER-MILLER AGENCY A D A M S Plumbing 8. Heating Phone 210-R Colfax, Washington Hamilton Drug Store Sacks D'aPe'S The Rexall SYOW ELLIS BAG COMPANY Where Your Prescriptions Are Ph 293 Compoundcd Exactly As Prescribed one Phone 37 North ll08 Clay Colfax, Washington Colfax Washington WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY iFormerly Gamble Storcsl Hardware - Furniture - Appliances - Tires - Plumbing Roofing - Sporting Goods - Auto Supplies Colfax, Washington Phone 355 COLFAX SECURITY COMPANY Insurance BO HENRY TELEPHONE 207 Ninety-Eight BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T951 'gzawa 5 Wada Chevrolet Oldsmobile 64. COLFAX, WASHINGTON Complete Insurance Service Ralph McNei1Iy Office Phone 602 Residence Phone 308-L Colfax Washington COLFAX TABLE SUPPLY Katie Culling WE DELIVER EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE COLFAX, WASHINGTON ELK DRUG STORE Prescription Druggisls Phone 51 COLFAX, WASHINGTON Ninety-Nine Melvin C. Binder, D.D.S. Colfax, Washington COLFAX SHEET METAL fflf lt's METAL We can Do lt Phone 161-R Colfax, Wash PAUL L. BERGLAND COLFAX BRANCH Seattle-First National Bank COLFAX, WASHINGTON Member Federal Deposit lnsurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Cut Flowers - Corsages StravensMo1or Co. DEYSENROTH'S packard Aufomobiles Floral Shop and Greenhouses t h S. 1008 Meadow St. Collax, Wushlngton Colfax. Wash. Phone 66-R COLFAX GARAGE, INC. Dodge - Plymouth DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS Sales and Service S. 309 Main Phone l06 One Hundred L 4 tw! N L l lf I N QLOTHIERS 6 High Grade Men's Clothing - Furnishings and Shoes Styles of Today with a Touch of Tomorrow The House of Fine Furniture KERR-GlFFQRD 8: CQ., Inc Colfax Gm . Exporters - Millers Furniture Store 220 Main Street Phone 84 R. V. McEWEN. District Ag t Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 Schneidmiller 6- Faires Full Line of Modern Case Farm Machines Sf? Telephone 40 E. 306 Third St. Colfax, Washington One Hundred-One F 0 N K 'S 5c Io 51.00 Store SHOP HERE and SAVE Phone 54 McEuen 8 Edgren MUSIC and ELECTRIC SHOP Phone 612 N. l20 Main Colfax, Wash. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 Dr. P. G. Weisman Allis-Chalmers Tractors - Harris Combines FARM MACHINERY Parts - Sales - Service MCSWEENEY TRACTOR CO. Phone 766 Main and Harrison Colfax. Washington ANDERSON'S BAKERY Fresh Every Day Quality Goods Always One Hundre We are still operating as usual adding every improvement to . . . Enable us to give prompt efficient service COLFAX FLOUR MILL N. 506 Mill Strecl d-Two Sterling Silver Watches International Hamilton 'Id tlfrszyu af eslrcet clock' Elgin Gorham .I E w E R s Wyler . coi.FAx. WASHINGTON Heirloom Phone 188 Bulova Gruen COLFAX DAIRY PRODUCTS GORDON EBBERT Texas Co., Consignee Jersey Ice Cream Is Better Insist On Jersey Brand Dairy Products Phone 98-R Phone 126 Colfax, Wash. Colfax, Washington C I' t Of amp 'men S Cold Storage Market BRUNING FUNERAL HOME Quality Meats Colfax, Washington Phone 47 POWELL PLUMBING 8: H Sheet Metal Work - Pum Coal Stokers and Oil Burners E A T I N G ps and Water Systems Corner Main and Canyon Streets Phone 74 One Hundred-Three CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of'5I ROBIDEAUX BUICK CO. When better automobiles are built-BUICK will build them Colfax. Washington Phone 666 Potlatch Yards, Inc. Building Materials F. R. GREENGO, Agent PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY With Insurance From . . The Stueckle Insurance Agency Telephone I27 Colfax, Wash. Fred Stapleton Joe Short S. 8. S. GROCERY Phone 34 N. I06 Main Colfax, Wash. Kelvinator Ranges and Refrigerators and Home Freezers Bendix Washers, lroners and Dryers New Home Sewing Machines R. C. A. Radios Wood Electric Appliance Co. Grady Balcony Colfax. Wash. COMPLIMENTS OF . . 7'5- Correct Apparel For Women Good Shoes Correctly Fitted Colfax Grain Growers, Inc. Farmer Owned, Farmer Controlled COLFAX, WASHINGTON One Hundred-Four Model Laundry and Dry Cleaning Rugs, Drapes, Curtains And Every Laundry Service Dry Cleaning COLFAX, WASH. PHONE 183 E N D S L E Y ' S for FLOWERS - FINE CHINA SILVER and GIFTS Corsages Made to Order Wedding and Sick Room Bouquets Colfax, Wash. Phone 198-R R O Z E L L ' S Marshall-Wells Store Arvin and Zenith Appliances Paints and Sporting Goods Housewares and Gifts Coleman Oil Heaters and Furnaces Colfax, Washington Phone 11-R Congratulations . . Class of 1951 The Whitman Title Co. Agent for Washington Title Insurance Company COLFAX BLACKSMITH SHOP See Us About . . . Repairing all forms of Machinery Phone 76 116 Wall GORDON'S GROCERY Fresh Vegetables Frozen Food - Ice Cream Quality Merchandise S. 702 Main Phone 280 WE DELIVER All Good Wishes for the Class of l95l J. .PENNEY CO. Colfax, Washington One Hundred-Five COLFAX BRANCH The Old ational Bank OF SPOKANE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System R '01 S. ll9 Main - Colfax, Wash. Office Phone 111 - Res. 139-R BEN WOOD Real Estate and Insurance E. 116 Spring St. Across from Safeway, Colfax, Wash. lf It Can Be Sold, I Can Sell It FOR .... Smoother and more economical operation of your car- SEE .... Eric's Mobil Service At the sign of the Flying Red Horse' 24 HOUR SERVICE One Hundred-Six A R C H E R Transfer and Storage Light and Heavy Hauling Anywhere . . . Anytime . . . Anyplace . . . in Washington Phone I2-R Colfax, Wash. Res. I2-Y ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Bicycles and Parts - Tires and Tubes Fiassieme Telephone 407 N. 213 Main St. Colfax, Washington Boldt 8. Kirkpatrick Public Accounting and Income Tax Phone 434 N. 2105 Main St., Colfax, Wash. Frank's Grocery Fresh Vegetables Frozen Food Ice Cream SEVEN-DAY SERVICE 1615 Cedar St. Phone 555-R Dr. Raymond Forrey Optometrist Visual Training - Visual Correction Phone 42 Colfax Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '51 Good Luck and Best Wishes in the Future Codd-French Post No. 41 Colfax Washington One Hundred-Seven MOORE'S FURNITURE The Big Granite Building with Five Floors of Furniture Colfax, Washington Phone 777 COLFAX MOTOR COMPANY Washington Water Power Co Pontiac G' M' C' Trucks The friendly electrical service of the G. E. Humphrey 8: Sons, Prop. Inland EmPil'e Tel. 460 NEIL TIRE SALES 8. SERVICE Goodyear Tires - Batteries Recapping and Repairing Any Type or Size Phone 19 402 S. Main MODEL CAFE CONGRATULATIONS . . . and Dining Room ' ' f I9 1 Homemade Pies to the Graduates 0 5 Anything Any Time from Owned and Operated by ANDY ZEDWICK One Hundred-Eight A Friend in Omaha, Nebraska BILL WALTER'S ELLIOTT'S PAINT STORE CAMERA and SPORT SUPPLIES Phone 75 One Day Photo Service HUNTING and FISHING SUPPLIES Colfax, Washington N. l22 Main St. Colfax, Wash. uauoq We Cover H. M. QHankI Ulevog E. A. iEdJ Hochs run 49 Woomlpnwtq The Inland Empire P g Real Esfafe . ....................................................... . Farm Loans ULEVOG 8. HOCHSPRUNG IDSUFCIHCB Phone 770 N. 114 Main Colfax ROGERS BROS. SEED CO. Standard Lumber Company incorporated Everything in the Building Line Breeders and Growers of .... HSP, is Building Time PEAS, BEANS and CORN For Friendly Service Phone 97-R L. C. LEANDER, Mgr. COLFAX. WASHINGTON Telephone I44 S. 214 Main Street Best Wishes and Congratulations . to the CLASS OF 351 ALDEN'S STUDIO Makers of Fine Photographs Colfax Washington One Hundred-Nine ART X E A T 0 R 3 X Q, A v. 4 .,, ' ...I 2 ENGRAVING 8. ELECTROTYPE C0.,lNC. q tn T010 FIRST AVENUE SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON Q 45 t Q tl 001-R A Best Wishes To The Class Of 1951 S. H. CAFFEE, Wholesale Distributor Standard Oil Company of California COLFAX, WASHINGTON Congratulations to the . . Graduating Class of '51 Good Luck and Best Wishes in the Future Golden Grain Aerie 2317 EAGLES LODGE Colfax Washington 1 y Y 22 MIM: ..l.. 2 i f - nl l::r':nlJl THE-AT RE The best in Screen Entertainment presented with eye-ease projection und wide-range fidelity sound. One Hundred-Eleven Florsheim - Y I- Stetson Shoes O FOR llats X E RETENCURT T... EPHD N. N... 2 Capps and Monroe Clothes - McGregor Sports Wear Jantzen Swim Suits and Sweaters Wilson Brothers Furnishings Swank Jewelry - Billfolds - Arrow Shirts Hole-proof Hosiery for Women ROCK OF AGES MEMORIALS Look for This Seal on Your Monument or Marker D. MILLGARD 8. CO. E. 112 Spring Phone 241 BE THRIFTY Benjamin Franklin said: For age and want. save while you may no morning sun lasts the whole day SAVE WITH N.W.N. LIFE ATLAS TlRES and BATTERIES GASOLINE. OIL. LUBRICATION Pick-Up and Delivery Service Ralph S. Owen. District Manager I Colfax 533 NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE Co. Phone 789 Colfax. Wash. Rossmeissl Standard Service N. 802 Main Our Sincerest Congratulations To The CLASS OF '51 B. P. O. ELKS No. 1794 One Hundred-Twelve Colfax Phone 303 Lacrosse Phone 456 I'Ih,lQ I W in A xx A'-,M rv. I lon oesns N Einxmwrwqgia ...resin-5553:-L-N ,v.6Qg., C H I N E R Y C O . X AIIIJ LII CRIISSE, WASHINGTON SALES l SERVICES 1 PARTS KROUSE PLUMBING 8. HEATING CUMMINS ATHLETIC SUPPLY Oil Burner and Stoker Service Specializing in School and In Colfax Hardware Bldg. Team Equipment Phone 206 Telephone 5349 Colfax- Washington 8 E. Alder Walla Walla, Wash. CITY CAB and AMBULANCE SERVICE S. 407 Lake PHONE 56 24-HOUR SERVICE Bill and Agnes Parvin, Owners GRADY DRUG COMPANY L. E. KLOCK In Business for Your Health Colfax, Washington - Phone I One Hundred-Thirteen Wiltiamaafqg f i For Fine Fuel Phone 79 Colfax, Washington BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '51 MERRY STUDIO Phone 634-R Colfax, Wash. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 . D D D ' K K .W ABUTLER BROTHERS STORE Nationally Advertised Merchandise Colfax, Washington Phone X0 One Hundred-Fourteen JOHNSON 8: ROUSE Licensed Elecfricians WESTINGHOUSE Home Appliances and Power Tools KQRNER KOFFEE KUP Colfax Hotel and Coffee Shop By H19 Bridges Recommended for . . . COMFORT and CONVENIENCE We Feature . . . , , Home of Whltman County Split Pea Soup STEAKS and HOME-MADE PIES T. E. ROBERGE Dan and Hannah Martinson Phgne 309 Cglfax, Wash, l llll l ll l :J ill if . l lllll IJ ll' 'l if E ' LWZZ ' 62 ' mlk9mTENT56FL.D15- of C If W T V O GX, US Ing on ,N :RR ,lj if ly il li lf lil E ll ' ll l 'E Q l 'lllll ll Sy One Hundred-Fifteen Colfax Monument Co. Authorized Dealers of Guardian Memorials GENE'S Distinctive Jewelry Watch and Radio l IO West Wall St. Tel. 22l Repairing l Interior Warehouse N. H03 Morton SL I' G' A' F:0MPANY Colfax, Washington MEMS and GROCERIES Gfam - Feffllllefs open week Days: s to 6:30 Phone I0 Tel. 53 or 273 Colfax, Wn. Open Sundays: to 6 I ll National Farm Loan ASS'N. Phone 307 Colfax Group 25-W T. A. Sanders Colfax, Wn. Daily Bulletin News When It's News Tel. 285 N, 102 Mill St. JIM STACK SPOKANE SEED COMPANY Colfax Hardware CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduating Class of '51 Colfax Cabinet Shop SP0l1illg C0041-5, Quality T005 The Cabinet Works and Storm Phone 206 C. G. Lemon, Mgr. Sisters of St. Ignatius Sash and Screens Colfax, Washington Hospital l08 E. Thorn Phone 7ll The Associated Student Body of Colfax High --Se,-vice With 2, Srnileu School wishes to thank the advertisers for supporting this yearbook. JERRY HINMAN HARVEY DOWNEY Frederick T. Anthony LICENSED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT General accounting and insurance, representing the Loyalty Group and Travelers' Insurance Companies Office in Old Nat'l Bank Building Phone 588 Covers by S. K. Smith Co., Chicago, Ill Engravings by Artcraft Engraving 84 Electrotype Co., Seattle Photography by C. Alden Printing by Colfax Gazette-Commoner Binding by Arts and Crafts Book Mfg. Co., Spokane One Hundred-Sixteen AUTCJGRAPHS Students Who Believe That One-Hour Rest Periods Between Each One-Ijlour Class Should Be Included in the Curriculum Sign Here: - A ,, 1 ,UAWA I r fr V1 3 ' , xi' ' I X Q ,N A ' f xr fl rw I . 'I I I X ,I , A 7 N I, f -l M' ',. ' 14, ij 1' AJ 'L fl .-w I ' ,' 4' ' , P' .xfv LA 'J iz' ' 1 1 , . 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