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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1952 volume:

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This bulldog, our mascot, represents the fighting spirit and the never-give-up determina- tion of Colfax High. To us, the students of C.H.S., whether spectators or players, he stands for sportsmanship, fair play and loyalty. I I n To Howard Moses, for his leader- ship, service, and loyalty to C.H.S. dur- ing his seventeen years as teacher, vice- principal, principal, and superintendent, we sincerely dedicate this thirty-sixth volume of the Blue and Gold. 'I hree Administration Sensors vwv,,, w,, Classes .,.. . Clubs AA,A. Features Music ..... Sports ..... Calendar ,.., ,,w, ,, Advertisements Four page page page page page page Page Page page 5 I3 23 27 43 53 59 81 91 . KQXSX WN x '96 gi Ev ' Q 9633 A 'SEB f'if?r.j'fZ 2 Pmmgmd As principal of Colfax High School my chief desire is to do all I can to help each and every student dcvclop into a more use- ful citizen: to bc able to take his place with confidence in college or community life upon gradua- lion. EVERETT TAYLOR .,.7y i lcv' '4',fl'A' i IN for i f l , t 'A A Q ut kr yew ll l rv Sfgemnzmdwz Give your best today and you will be assured of a bctter to- IUOITOW. HOWARD MOSES X S Zuma! Loft to Right: Eugene Mohr, Sumner Perkins, Rhiny Gross. George Earnest. Earl Pierson With faith in Education, and through persistent efforts, mem- bers of our Board of Education have gained new building facilities for the children of our community and in the near future the new grade school will be in use. We sincerely appreciate the continuous and unstinted time and work they have given, and are giving for thc betterment of our schools. Seven s . 'fs x 3 E Q. CLARA BUSBY ROBERT BEARDSLEY l'nx:lish. liirls' I-ederalion Adviser. XX,S.C.. li.A. and M.A.: University ol' xvilqllllllltlll graduate work, lets to iight: Yerne Siegel. Robert Beaidsley. llnshv. Blaine llarhauirh. lflilahetlx Nelson, W. Wll l.lAM lr. MOOIJY Fl. Pswliology. Sociology. Biology. Driv- er lraininu. Sophomore Class Ad- viser. Rods and Rings adviser. VV. 5.1 .. H, SL.. NY.S.C'.. B. lid.. gradu- ate xxorlt. English. Speech, Dramaties. Plays. University ol' Washington. B. A.. graduate work. Hill Moody. Layne SlUl'l'I'lCl'll. Clara .I. Mahlik. IZABFTH N ELSON l.angu:u:cs. Social Studies, Co-ad- xiser Blue and Gold. Sophomore Class Adviser. Whitman College. B. A.: W.5,C. B, lid.. M. A.. graduate work. Eight VERNE H. SIEGEI. General Science. Chemistry. Physics. General Math.. P. A. Systems. Vis- ual Aides Equipment. .lunior Class Adviser, Whitman College. B. A. Science: W.S.C.. M.A.. graduate work, W. J. MAHLIK Mathematics. Audio Visual Coordin- ator. Senior Class Adviser. Co- Adviser Blue and Gold. University ol' Wisconsin. B. A.: Emory Uni- xersity. University ol' Wash.. W.S.C. graduate uork, LAYNE M. STORMENT Home Economies. F. ll. A. Adviser. Freshman Class Advisor, W,S,C,. Ii, A.: ll.C.l.A. graduate vxork. Y l 7 ,QJ ,7A. L.. if - , - l.EN PYNE DICK FELBER ALICE MCDONALD ll, S. History. Civics. lntcrnational Problems, Basketball. Baseball and Football B Coach. University of Idaho. B. S.. Ed.. M. Ed. Le!! to right: W'illarJ Kaiser. NV. R. Eve Wl relt liaylor. Alice McDonald. Gerry LLARD KAISER Agriculture. Farm Shop. F.F.A. Ad- viser. Basketball B Squad Coach W.S.L'. B.S.. li. lid. Boys' Physical Education. Football. Boxing and Track Coach. Golden C Advisor. N.A.S.S. Adviser. E. W.C.E.. R.A.: B.E. Dell. Len Pync. Don Jacobs. Dick Felber. BLAINE HARBAUGH Chorus. Ensemble. Music Supervisor. Colfax Clioralev.-rs. Cioiilaiza ll, M.. NLM. Nine W. Girls' Physical Education. Health, Senior Class Adviser. G.A.A. Ad- viscr. Scrvettcs Adviser. Whitworth. H. A.: W.S.C.. Whitworth Graduate Work. R. DELL English. Journalism. Washington His- tory. Active Club Adviser. Senior Class Adviser. University of Idaho. B.A.. M.A.: Graduate Work. CBFRRY DACRIAQS Commercial. Junior Llass Adviser. University of Idaho, B. S.. Commer- cial lidg W.S.C. Graduate Work, V W-flu 7 t l A. G. TIEMANN, JR. GLENN POWELL Instrumental Music. State Teachers' Industrial Arts. Director of Ath- College. Kansas. B.S. Ed.: Drury leties. Boys' Fed. Adviser. E.W. College. C.P.S.. W.S.C'. graduate C.E.. B.A.. W.S.C.. B. Ed.: W.S.C. work. graduate work. Seated. lclt to right: Robert Bt-ardsley, Bill Moody. Layne Storment. Verne Siegel. Blaine Harbaugli. Elizabeth Nelson. W. J. Mahlik. Glenn Powell. Len Pyne. Richard Dell. Willard Kaiser. Mrs. Daeres. Don Jacobs. A. G. Tiemann. Standing: Everett Taylor. Mrs. Busby. Dick Felher. Miss McDonald. DONALD V. JACOBS MINNIE TOWER Library. Asst. Track Coach. W.S.C.. Assistant Librarian. Mills Seminary. ll.A.. B.F W.S.C' graduate work. maxi ' I Ten J A K E H ELT Custodian GERRY CURTIS Secretary. A DA M LU FT Custodian. Huawei! L 'F' Y I H A 1 Left to right: Mr. Moody, adviserg Don Steiger, President. Second row: Suganne Matsen, Secretaryg Harry Brownell, Vice-President. Third row: Marilyn Smawley, Yell Leaderg Mar- garet Doty. Program Chairmang Britta Torrance, Treasurer: Gayle Neumann, Program Chairl- mang Bonnie Ackerman, Yell Queeng Doris Wise, Yell Leader. Fourth Row: Larry Short. Junior Class Representative: John Morgan, Sophomore Class Representativeg Bob Olson. Councilman at large: Jerry Gilchrist, Councilman at large. Missing from the picture is Bruce Kaiser, Freshman Class Representative. The student Council was presided over by Harry Brownell, vice-president of the Associated Students. This year the council worked on many projects. They purchased a Sportsmanship trophy and presented it at the District Basketball Tour- nament. They also sold popcorn and hot dogs at the tournament. The Council revised the student body constitution and inaugurated a plan for conducting the student body meetings according to Robert's Rules of Order. Elewcn President DON STEIGER Secretary SUZANNE MATSEN Program Chairman GAYLE NEUMANN Yell Queen BONNIE ACKERMAN Yell Leader MARILYN SMAWLEY mm 244, aggwm Twelve L 'cr yr -M-r Vice-President HA R RY BROWN ELL Treasurer BRITTA JO TORRANCE Program Chairman MARGARET DOTY Yell Leader DORIS WISE Bw hm ws HK iii Sv J K 5, N . 1 ,Eg endow 0' Standing. left to right: JoAnn Gering. Lillie Cooley. Ann Caffee. LaVonne Willson, Seated, left to right Jean Brodie. Don Hill. Gene Hilty. Virginia Hilty. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Gene Hilty ......... .....,.. P RESIDENT ..,.....,., tee,eSe,ee,e,t D on Hill Lillie Cooley .,.w,l..... ,...,S V ICE-PRESIDENT .....eSe eee,t. A nn Caffee LaVonne Willson ,eee... .,S.e.V. S ECRETARY ....... i,,ee,et. I ean Brodie Virginia Hilty .....,.d,e .,...,,. T REASURERN .... e..... J oAnn Gering ln the fall of 1948 the class of l952 entered the halls of C.H.S. as timid green frosh. As a welcome we were given a Senior-Frosh show and a Sophomore- Frosh party. Later both were reciprocated. As Sophomores we gave the Frosh a welcoming party and through our ensrgy won the honor of being the top class in the Blue and Gold tag sale. Our Junior year was a more active one. We gave a very successful prom en- titled Some Enchanted Evening, held a scrap drive. and last of all. put on the Junior-Senior Banquet. ln our Senior year we at last gained the heights which had seemed so distant when we were timid green freshman. To begin the year we gave the little Frosh at theater party and later had several parties of our own, sponsored the Homecoming Activities, and to top things, presented the senior ball with the theme. Aloha. Our advisers, to whom we owe an great deal are: Miss McDonald, lVlr. Mahlik, and Mr. Dell. Fourteen BONNIE ACKERMAN Major: Commercial. Girls' Fed., l. 2. 3. 4: F.H.A., l: G.A.A.. 2, 3. 4: Active Club. 2. 3. 4: Class Oiticer. l. 2: G.A.A. Officer, 4: Active Club Officer. 3: Girls' State. 3: Salutatorian. 4: Chorus. l: Jun.or Prom Princess. 2: Candidate tor Queen of Music Appreciation Week, 3: Fair Queen Attendant. 4: Home- tomlnw Princess. 4: Yell Leader. 3: Student Council. 3. 4: Yell Queen. 4. DON N A AN DERSON Major: Home Economics. Music. Transcrred trom Garlield. I949: Girls' Fed., 2, 3, 4: F.H.A.. 2. 3. 4: F.H.A. Officer. 4: Chorus. 2. 3. 4. SHIRLEY BERGLAND Major: Home Economics. Girls' Fed.. l, 2. 3, 4: F.H.A.. l, 2. 3, 4: Servettes. 2: Thespians. 2, 3. 4: G.A.A., 3. 4: F.H.A.. Council, 3, 4: F.H.A. Officer, 3, 4: Band. l: Operetta. 2. SHIRLEY BRANNAN Major: Commercial. Home Economics. Girls' Fcd.. 1. 2. 3, 4: Girls' Fed. Council, 4: F.H.A.. l, 2. 3: F.H.A. Council. 3: F.H.A.. State Meeting. 2: Twirling, l. 2. 3, 4: G.A.A.. 4: F.H.A. Officer. 3: Girls' State Alternate, 3. ANN BRODIE Major: History. Music. P. E. Girls' Fed.. l. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Fed. Council. 3. 4: G.A.A.. Z. 3. 4: F.H.A.. l. Z: G.A.A. Officer, 4: Band. l, 2. 31 Tumbling. l: Tennis. I: G.A.A. Badminton Team. 4. IEAN BRODIE Major: Commercial. P. E. Girls' Fed.. l. 2, 3. 4: Girls' Fed. Council, 3. 4: F.H.A.. l. 2: G.A.A., 2. 3. 4: Servettes, 2: Class Officer, 3, 4: G.A A. Officer. 3. 4: G.A.A. Gold Award. 4: G. A. A. Badminton Team. 4: Chorus. l. Z. 3: Blue and Gold, 4: Whitman County Fair Queen Candidate. 3. HARRY BROWNELL Major: Math. Shop. Boys' Fed.. l. 2. 3. 4: Photography Club, l: Golden UC . I, Z, 3. 4: Rods and Rings. 4: Student Council, 3. 4: Class Ofticer. l, 2: Golden Officer. 4: Rods and Rings Officer. 4: Student Body Vice-President. 4: Outstanding Athlete. 2: Football Coach's Award, 4: Band, l: Boxing, l, 2: Track. l: Football. l, 2, 3. 4. Activities Award. LARRY BROWNELL Red Major: Math. Boys' Fed.. l. 2. 3, 4: Golden Z. 3. 4: N.A.S.S., 2. 3. 4: Active Club. l: Rods and Rings. 4: Class Officer. l, 3: Rods and Rings Officer. 4: Golden C Officer. 4: Band l: Track. l. 2. 3: Football. I, 2. 3. 4: Basketball, l. -. .. 4. Fifteen l fi pw: gmmm f J u 4 I ' ' Sixtccn DEAN BURLINGAME Major: Math. Shop, Boys' Fed.. I. 2, 3. 4: Chorus. 3: I-oothall, I. 2. 3. ANN CAFFEE Major: Commercial. History, Girls' Fed.. I. 2. 3. 4: Girls' I-ed Class Officer. 4: Iiand. l. 2. . Council. 41 F.H.A.. I: SHIRLEY CARROLL. Sage Major: Commercial. History. P.E. Girls' Fed.. I. 2. J. 4: Girls' Fed. Council. 2. 3. 4: Active Cluh. I. 2. 3. 41 F.H.A.. I: Servettes. 2: G.A.A.. Z. 3, 4: Active Club Officer. 4: Girls' State. 3: G.A.A. Badminton Manzuzer. -1. HAZEL CHRYST Major: Comniercial, Music. P. E. Girls' Fed.. I. Z. 3. 4: F.H.A.. I1 G.A.A.. 2. 3. 41 Junior Prom Princess. I: Chorus. I. Z. 3: Operetta. 2: Christmas Program. I. 2, I. 43 Girls' State Alternate. 3. KVM PAUL CODIJ Major: Science. Math. Boys' Fed.. I. Z. 3. 4: Active Cluh. I. 2: Photography Club. I: Golden UC . 2. 3. 4: N.A.S.S.. 2. 3. 41 Rods and Rings. 4: Class Ofticer. I: Golden Officer: Chorus. I: Football. I. 1. J. 4: Track. I. 2. J: Basketball. I, 2. TI. 4: Foothall Captain. 4: Basketball Captain. 4. DUANE COLVIN Major: Math.. History. Boys' Fed.. l. 2. 3. 42 Golden UC . Z. fl. 4: N.A.S.S.. Z. 3. -lg Track. 43 Boxing. I. 2. J. 4. l.lLLlF COOLEY Major: Commercial. History. Girls' Fed.. l. 2. 3. 4: Active Cltlh. l. Z. 3. 4: F.H,A.. I: G.A.A.. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer. I. 3. 4: G.A.A. Officer. 41 Active Club Officer. 3. 4: Girls' Fed. Council. 4: Girls' State. 3: Girls' Fed. Inspirational Award. 4. .IAM ES DARNOLD Jim Major: Shop. P.F. Boys' Fed.. I. Z. 3. 4: Rods and Rings. 4: Chorus. Z. 3. 4: Basketball. I: Football. 3: Track. I. Z. 3. 4: Christmas Play. 4. MARGARE1 DOTY, Maggie Major: History. Girls' Fed.. I. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Fed. Council. I. 2. 3: Ser- xettes. 2: G.A.A.. 2. 3. 4: F.H.A.. I: Class Officer, 3: G.A.A. Officer. 4: Girls' Fed. Officer. 3: Student Council. l. 4: Homecoming Princess, 4: Senior Ball Queen, 4: Courtesy Queen 4: Student Body Program Chairman. 4: Tennis. I. Z. 4: Girls' State, 3: Citizenship Award. JOANN GERING Major: Commercial, History. Girin' Fed.. I. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Fed. Council. 4: G.A.A.. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. All-Hi':h Manager, 3: F.H.A.. I: Class fgfficeizz 4: Opcretta. I: Chorus. I: G.A.A. Badminton cam. .. BOB GINGRICH Major: Agriculture. Boyez' Fed., l. 2. 3. 4: F.F.A.. I. 2. 3. 4: F.F.A. State Farmer Award: Herdsman Award: F.F.A. Letter Award. ELAIN E HARRIS. Rusty Major: Commercial. P.E. Girls' Fed.. I, 2. 3. 4: Girls' Fed. Council. 4: FHA. I. 2, 3: GAA.A.. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. All-High Manager. 4: Ten- nis. I, . H ERBERT HARRIS. Herb Major: Agriculture. Shore Boys' Fed.. I. 2. 3. 4: F. .A., 2. 3, 4: Vigilantes, 42 F.F.A. Oflicer. J: Herdsman Award. 3: F.F.A. Letter Award: F.F.A. State Farmer Award: Track. 2: Christmas Program. 3: F.F.A. Portland judging altemate. PATRICIA HARRIS, Patty Major: History, Commercial. P. E. Girls' Fed.. I. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Fed. Council. 4: F.H.A.. I. 2. 3: G.A.A.. 3, 4: Servettes. 2, 3, 4. DOLLY HELM, Pearl Major: Commercial. Girls' Fed. I. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Fed. Council. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A.. 4: F.H.A.. l. 2. 3: Senior Spree Princess, 2. BARBARA I-IELT. Barb Major: Home Economics. P.E. Girls' Fed.. I. 2. 3. 4: Servettes. 2: F.H.A.. I. 2: Tumb- ling. 2: Christmas Program. 4. Seventeen 1 MSM l X 'QQ- VERNON HENNING Major: Agriculture. Shop. Boys' Fed.. l. 2. 3. 4: F.F.A.. l. 2. 3. 4: Crafts. 2: Rods and Rings. 4: Chorus, I. PATRICIA HENRY, Pat Major: Science. P.E. Girls' Fed.. l. 2. 3. 4: F. H. A.. I: Servettes. 2: Blue and Gold. 3. 4: Blue and Gold editor. 4: G.A.A.. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. all-high manager. 3: G.A.A. Badminton Team. 3. 4: Tennis. 2. 3, 4: Junior Prom Princess. 4: Valedlctor- ian. 4: Scholarship Award. HILTY I 4 Golden 3. 4: N.A.S.S., 4: Class Officer: Freshman Class Buys' Fed. Officer: F.F.A. 4: Baseball. 2, 3, 4: Out- 1 Football Inspirational Award. DON HILL Major: Agriculture. Social Studies. Boys' Fed. I, 2. 3, 4: F.F.A., I. 2. 3. 4: Thespians. 2, 3, 4: Golden C , I, 2, 3, 4: Rods and Rings 4: Photo- graphy Club. l: Senior Class Otticer, 4: F.F.A. Officer. 3. 4: Thespian Officer. 4: State F.F.A. Reporter, 3. 4: Boys State, 3: Outstanding Supervised Farming Program Award, 3: Football. l. 3: Boxing I. 2: Tennis I. 3: All- High Plays 2. 3, 4. VIRGINIA HILTY, Ginnie Major: Commercial, Home Economics. Girls' Fed.. l. 2. 3, 4: Girls' Fed. Council. 4: F.H.A.. I, 2. 3: F.H.A. Council. 3: Active Club. l, 2, 3, 4: Thes- pians, 2, 3. 4: Class Officer. I. 4: Active Club Oflicer, 3, 4: 'Ihespian Officer. 3. 4: F.H.A.. Officer, 3: Girls' Fed. Officer. 4: G.A.A. Ofticer, 4: Band, l: Operetta 2: Senior Ball Princess, 2: Girls' State alternate. 3. DUVEEN JENKINS Major: History, Music. Girls' Fed. l, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Fed. Council. 2, 3, 4: F.H.A.. l. 2: Girls' Fed. Officer. 4. Outstanding sopho- more hand member. 2: Band. I. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Fed. ln- spiration Award. DON JOHNSON Major: Agriculture. Boys' Fed.. I, 2. 3. 4: F.F.A., l. 2. 3. 4: Rods and Rings. 4: Football. I. 2: All-high play 4. PATRICIA KROM. Patsy Vlajor: Commercial. History. Girls' Fed.. l. Z. 3. 4: Girls' Fed. Council. 4: Servcttcs. 2. 3: F.H.A.. I. Z. 3: G.A.A.. 2. 3. 4: Cold Facts 4. Eighteen RAYMOND LITZENBERGER. Litzy Major: Shop. Boys' Fed.. I. Z, 3, 4: Thespians. 4: Vigilantes. 2. 3. 42 Blue and Gold. 3. 4: Cold Facts. 4: Class Officer. 21 Thespian Oificer 4: Vigilantes Officer. 2: Band. I, 2. 3, 4: Twirling. 4: Football. l: Boxing, l: All-High Plays. 4. STANLEY MCCLINTOCK. Clem Major: Shop. Boys' Fed.. I. 2. 3. 4: Golden C , 3, 4: F.F.A., 3. 4: Crafts. I. 2. 3: Rods an.l Rin-gs, 4: Football. I, 2. 3. 4: Track. I. Z. 3: Boxing. I. 2: Christmas Play. 4. SUZANNE MATSEN. Suzie Major: Commercial. P. E. - Girls' Fed.. l. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Fed. Council. l. 3: F.H.A., l: G.A.A.. 2. 3. 4: Servettes, 2: Student Council. 4: Class Officer. 3: G.A.A. Oflicer. 2: Freshman Cup. l: Chorus. I: Student Body Secretary. 4: Tennis. 2. 3. 4: Tumbling. I. WILLIAM MEYERS. Billy Major: Shop. Boys' Fed.. I. 2. 3. 4: Crafts. I: Golden 4: Cold Facts, 4: Cold Facts Editor. 4: Boys' State. 3: Christmas Progzrarn. 3. 4: Basketball. I. 2. 3. 4: Football. 2: Tennis. I. -. .. 4. GERALD MITCHELL Major: History. Agriculture. lloys' Fed.. I. 2, 3. 4: F.F.A.. 2. 3. 4: F.F.A. Parliamen- tary Procedure Team, 4: Band. I. Z: Track. l, 4. GAYLE NEUMANN Major: Music. Girls' Fed.. I. 2. 3. 4: Active Club. l. 2. 3. 4: Thespians, 2. 3. 4: F.H.A.. I: Blue and Gold. 4: Ensemble, 2. 3. 4: Student Council. 4: Class Officer. l. 2: Thespian Officer, 2. 3. 4: Active Club Oflicer. 3. 4: Girls' State 3: Chorus. I. 2. 3. 4: Music Meets. l. 2. 3. 4: Three Year Music Awartil. 53: Student Body Program Chairman. 4: Oper- ctta. . -. WILLIAM NOLAN. Clayton Major: History. Shop. Transferred from Colton. 2: Boys' Fed.. 2. 3. 42 Rods and Rings. 4: Chorus. Z. 3, G ERALDIN E OLSON. Gerry Major: Commercial. P. E. Girls' Fed.. I. Z. 3. 4: F.H.A.. I. Z. 3: G.A.A.. 2. 3. 4: Servcttes. Z. 3, 4: Class Officer. l: G.A.A. Officer. 3. 4: G,A.A. Badminton Team. 3. 4: Tennis, 4: G.A.A. Gold Medal Award. 4. Nineteen I Twenty I 3 1 DA R R ELL ORTH Major: Agriculture. History. Translerred from Rockford I950: Boys' Fed. 3. 4: F.F.A.. 3: Cold Facts. 4: Track. 4: Baseball. 3. JACK PIERCE Major: History. Transferred from Lewis and Clark I949: Boys' Fed. I. 2. 3. 4: Active Cluh. I. 2. 3: Thespians. 2: Crafts. I. 2: Golden 2. 3. 4: Rods and Rings. 4: Operetta. 2: Class Officer. I: Boys' Fed. Officer. 2: Mr, Tackle. 4: Chorus. 2. 3: Christmas Play. 4: Football. I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball. I. 3: Track. I. 2. 3. 4. i - l G. -to MPRATER 1.-ft Major: Math. Chorus. P. E. Boys' Fed. l. 2. 3, 4: F.F.A.. I: Golden 3. 4: Rods and Rings. 4: N.A.S.S.. 4: Class Officer. l. 3: Boys' Fed. Officer. -1: Outstanding Football Player, 4: All District Football Second Team. 4: Basketball All District Second Team. 4: Basketball Coaches Award. 4: Basketball Inspira- tional Award, 4: Chorus. 2. 3, 4: Track. l. 2. 3: Football. I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball, I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 4. ROSE ANN RUBIN. Lizzie Major: Commercial. History. P. E. Girls' Fed. I. 2. 3. 4: F.H.A.. I: G.A.A.. 3. 4: Band. I: Tumbling. I. 2. JOAN SCHMICK Major: Commercial. Girls' Fed.. I. 2. 3. 4: F.H.A.. I. 3. 4: Crafts. I: F.H.A. Council. 4: F.H.A. Otficer, 4. MAURICE SIMMONS. Simon Major: History, Transferred from Walla Walla l95l: Boys' Fed. 4: Chorus. 4: All High Play. 4. DONALD STEIG ER. Tiger Major: Agriculture. Shop. Boys' Fed.. I. 2. 3. 4: F.F.A.. 2. 3. 4: Boys' State. 3: Golden C . 4: Rods and Rings. 4: Student Council. 4: Class Officer, I. 2. 3: Boys' Fed. Officer. 3: Student Body President. 4: Tennis. I. 2, 3: Basketball. l. 2. 4. BEN STUECKLE Major: Agriculture. Music. Boys' Fed.. I. 2. 3. 4: F.F.A.. I. 2. 3. 4: Golden 2. 3. 4: Class Ofticer. I. 2, 3: F.F.A. Ofticer. 3. 4: Boys' Fed. Officer. 4: Golden C Officer. 4: Chorus. 3. 4: Outstanding F.F.A. Member 4: Football All District Team. 4: Chorus Award: Band. 2: Parliamentary Award: Quar- tet. 2. 3. 4: Football. I. Z. 3. 4: Basketball. I. 2. 3. 4: Track. 4. RONALD MOORE. Moose Major: History. Music. Boys' Fed.. l, 2, 3. 4: Rods and Rings. 4: Boys' Quartette, 3, 4: Chorus Award: Quartette Awards: Chorus. l, 2, 3, 41 Operetta. l. Z. DELLM ER TEADE Major: Math, Shop. l Boys' Fed.. l. 2. 3. 4: Golden 3, 4: Rods an.l Rings. 4: Christmas Program. 42 Football. 3, 4: Basketball, l. 2. 3, 4: Tennis, l, 2, 3: Bas.:ball. 4. BRITTA JO TORRANCE Major: Cominercial. P. E. Girls' Fed.. l, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Fed. Council, l, 2. 3: F.H.A.. I: G.A.A.. Z. 3, 4: Servetles. 2: Cralts. l: Active Club. 2. 3, 4: Student Council. 4: Active Club Officer, 4: Stu- dent Body Treasurer. 4: 'lennis. 2, 3. 4. JOHN URNESS Major: Math., Agriculture. Boys' Fed.. l, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A., l, 2. 3, 4: Vigilantes, 2, 3, 4: Rods and Rings, 4: Blue and Gold. 4: Golden C, 4: Boys' Fed. Officer. 3: Boys' State. 3: F.F.A. Parliament- ary Procedure Team, 3. 4: State F.F.A. Convention, 4: F.F.A. Judging Team. 3: F.F.A. Officer, 3. 4: Freshman Cup. l: Outstanding F.F.A. Member. 2: State Farmer De- gree, 3: Elk's outstanding Leadership Award, 4: Basket- ball, l: Track. 2. 3. 4. JERRY MORASCH Major: Band. P. E. Boys' Fed., l, 2, 3, 4: Golden C',' 3, 4: Band Sextette, 3: Rods and Rings. 4: Boys' Fed. Officer. 4: Outstanding Junior Band Award, 3: Band, l, 2, 3, 4: Northwest Band, 3: Baseball, 2, 3. 4. LAVONNE WILLSON. Willie Major: Music. P. E. Girls' Fed., l. 2. 3, 4: G.A.A.. 2, 3, 4: Active Club, 2, 3, 4: Ensemble, 3. 4: Operetta, 2: Class Officer. 2, 4: Active Club Officer, 3. 4: G. A. A. Officer. 4: Chorus. l. 2, 3. 4: Music Award, 3: Tennis, 3. 4: Senior Ball Princess, I: Senior Carnival Princess, 2: Whitman County Fair Prin- cess. 4: Homecoming Queen. 4. Twenty One aaelae Z .Kr yi g lop left. lxt rom. left to right: John Urness. Jim Prater. Duane Colvin. Don Hill: 2nd rovi. Ron Moore. , Hazel f'llfjNlL ,lrd row. lat Henry. Elaine Harris. tllamiltonl. Top right. Harry Brownell. Larry Brownell. Venter Iett: Virginia lflilty. Gerald Mitchell. lliethell. Center right: Jean Brodie. Ann Brodie. Ann Caffee. Hill Meyers. 4Auaden1yl. Bottom left. lst row: Vernon Henning. Herbert Harris. Jim Darnold. Delmer Teade: Intl ron: Gerry Ulson. Brilla .Io Torrance. Patsy Krom. Joanne Sehmiek. Dolly Helm. lMartha Washingtonl. llottom right. Stanley Mefltnloek. Margaret lloty. tlyloekonemal, 'lkrelve years working and playing together hold many memories lor these Seniors Twenty-Two QMSS B X , 554 E-in NSW iii J K , . Y . ,, 4 +V? c .4 EQ! C !..f C Y-. ..-L-D, Top picture. first row. left to right: Doris Wise. Margie Smith. Sherry Ann Roberts. Nancy Stine. Mary Ann Unruh. Marylln Underwood. Audrey Siegel. Dennis Skeate. Jerry Simmons. Mrs. Dacres. adviser. Second row: Mr. Siegel. adviser. Joanne Schneider. Lor- raine Schmick. Joanne Swanson. Rita Sanders. Connie Weitz. Kenneth Rouse. Jim Stravens, Alfred Sommerfeld. Third row: Earl Kammerzell. Carl Ray. Lee Proctor. Ed Schluneger. Gene Osmun. Alvene Schmick. Larry Short. Fourth row: Larry Whitmore. Edgar Breeden. Merlin Looney. Bill Dole. Jerry Morton. Pat Holbrook. Bottom picture. first row, left to right: Glenda Litzenberger. Eva Delegans. Barbara Long. .loan Brindle. Patty Elliott. Bev- erly Faires. Warna Morris. Leilani James. Sally Furry. Second row: Jim Goodrich. Don Lemon. Lois Aeschliman. Ann McCroskey. Norma Jean Chryst. Joyce Lanky. Norma Ann Madden. Earl Buri. Third row: Don Dayton. Brad Lowe, Jerry Gilchrist. David Lemon. Randall Dover. Jack Codd. Fourth row: Bruce Hughes. Earl Enos. Cliff Lloyd. John Kunze. OFFICERS lst Semester 2nd Semester Beverly Faires ..... .,...... P RESIDENT .....,..... ........ E arl Enos Pat Elliott ...... ..,.. V ICE-PRESIDENT ..... ...,...... L addie Lowe Leslie Rubin .,...,.. ..... S ECRETARY ...... ..... L ois Aeschliman Lois Aeschliman .... ............, T REASURER ,........... ...... L orraine Schmick Warna Morris ...... ...,, P ROGRAM CHAIRMAN .... ........,...... P at Elliott Looking back to three years ago. we cannot believe that these kids were green Frosh. This Junior class has really :accomplished a lot in high school and we expect to see more of its fine work in the coming year. The first affair this year was the successful prom. Stairway To The Stars. with .loanne Schneider reigning as queen. With much determination. this class won the Blue and Gold tag sale last fall. This class also bought a flag for the gym which was dedicated at thc District Tournament. The final affair was the .lunior-Senior Ban- quet. Hats off to the Juniors! Twenty-Four So Top picture. first row. left to right: Harold Weitman, Max- ine Brannon, June Phillips. Marlene Semler, Lola Parcher, Marian Helt, Sharon McClintock. Sharon McDonald. Second row: Larry Hickman. Don Johnson. Dick Roberge. Betty Unruh, Loretta Leinweber, Joanne Schmick, Jerene Gulick, Leslie Muchmore. Third row: Mike Upshaw, Roger Harder. Kay Lothspeich, Mary Proctor. Joan Barbour, Charlene lreton. Fourth row: Mrs. Nelson. Mr. Moody, advisers. Bottom picture. first row. left to right: Darrell Presnell, Charles Carroll, John Morgan, Mike Upshaw, Duane Stueckle, Fred Stine, Bruce Adams, Willard Bauscher. Second row: John Huber, Bill Curtis, Norman Sandberg, Mike Henderson, Ruth Ann Mettler, Janet Gerlitz. Third row: Kay Baker, Kay Henry, Marilyn Smawley. Peggy Nelson, Raymond Mensch, Sherrill Orth, Jacquie Laiavre. Fourth row: Peggy Boldt. Mavis Miller. Randall Morgan. Leo Roberts, Frank Stuart, Sidney Huntley, Gary Heilsberg. Fifth row: Meriel Knapp, Don Roberts, Dan Luther. OFFICERS lst Semester 2nd Semester Duane Stueckle ..... ......... P RESIDENT ......,. ,..,,..,...... B ill Curtis Peggy Nelson ...... ...... V ICE-PRESIDENT ..... ......... L eRoy Tetrick Conrad Weitz ,.,.,. ..... S ECRETARY ..... ..... L oretta Leinweber Conrad Weitz .,.... ............ T REASURER.. .,........ ..... L oretta Leinweber SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ,,.,.. ..,.. N orman Sandberg and Bill Henry PROGRAM CHAIRMAN .,.. ..... S haron McClintock The Sophomores came back to school this fall with a feeling of relief since they no longer were the ztbashed frosh. To start the year off right. they gave the Soph-Frosh party. which was enjoyed by ull. Yelling at the top of their lungs. they won the cowbell at basketball time. This class. with its spirit and cnthtxsiasni. will go places in C. H. S. Twenty-Five Top picture. first row, left to right: Donna Vogler, Octavia Schmitz. Shirley Russell. Sally Pierson. Beverly Prouty. Shir- ley Heidenreich, Sylvia Stearns, Louise Weitman, Janice Rubin. Second row: Ann Torrance, Joann Weitz, Leah Hilty, Dar- lene Skeate. Hazel Ratls, Bonnie Olson. Kay Metcalf, Mr. Beardsley. adviser. Third row: Jack Rozell. Benny Wood. Melvin Prouty. David Tomlinson. Harold Pazer. Delbert Simmons. Jerry Schierman. Fourth row: Don Stine. Don Nelson. Richard Willson. Bottom picture. first row. left to right: Dolores Holmes, Ruby Keating, Kay Mclntyre, Sharon Dover. Dolores Acker- man, Beverly Mader, Patty Ackerman. Karen Aeschliman, Ruth Falkner. Barbara Lindley. Second row: Sally Johnson, Donna Aeschliman, Donna Gay. Ruthie Ellison. Shirley Barr, Carolyn Howell. Marian Farley. Third row: Monte Kammerzell. Bob Gross, Bruce Kaiser. Dick Albers. Kenny Cox, Bill Johnson. Dick Appel, Joe Evans. Fourth row: Bob Doty. Raymond Kunze, Mervyn Anthony. Benny Luce, Bill Clark, Bill Englehart. Fifth row: Richard McKeirnan, Douglas Mclntyre, Robert lilammerzell. Don Johnston, Bob Luft, Larry Lewis, Art Man- c ester, OFFICERS lst Semester 2nd Semester Jack Rozell ........ ......... P RESIDENT ....... ,..... R ichard McKeirnan Jerry Schierman .... ..... V ICE-PRESIDENT .... ........... H arold Pazer Ann Torrance ..... ..... S ECRETARY .... ...... B arbara Lindley Ann Torrance ..... ..... T REASURER ...... ...... B onnie Olson When school opened this fall. you probably saw many new faces peeking around the corners in C. H. S. Yes, these were the Green Frosh. To make them feel at ease, they were given the annual Senior-Frosh show und Soph-Frosh party. We want to congratulate them for their fine spirit in winning the cowbell at football time. The Freshmen have 21 fine class and we are sure that they will accomplish much in the next three years. Twenty-Six CMMS Zlaemwigald First row, left to right: Gayle Neumann, Warna Morris, Pat Henry, Lois Aeschliman, Jean Brodie. Second row: Mrs. Nelson, Ray Litzenberger, John Urness, Jim Goodrich, Ben Stueckle. Mr. Mahlik. 1 '-. Q Q Editor ...............................,,. Pat Henry Business Manager .........,.. John Urness Assistant Editor .....,,. Lois Aeschliman Asst. Business Mgr ..... Gayle Neumann Art Editor ...........,.... Ray Litzenberger Activities Editor ....,,......., Lillie Cooley Assist. Art Editor .......... Warna Morris Typist ....,,.,.. Jean Brodie, Lillie Cooley Sports Manager .,.....,,..... Ben Stueckle Advisors ......., Mr. Nelson, Mr. Mahlik Photography ..........,....... J im Goodrich The Blue and Gold is published each year to bring back the pleasant memor- ies, fun, and work that you, the students, have had in C. H. S. Now, and in years to come, may you enjoy reading about the activities of C. H. S. in 1951-52. Twenty-Eight 74014 First row: Anne Caffec. LaVonne Willson. Paul Codd. Bill 67 Myers. .lerry Morasch. Duvcen Jenkins. Patsy Krom. A x 1 V 5 K Second row: Mr. Dell. Ray Litzenherger. Gerald Mitchell. .X-' Duane Colvin. Jack Pierce. Larry Brownell. Ronald Moore. Benny Slueckle. Jim Prater. Gene Hilty. Dean Burlingame, . A Darrell Orlh. 715 E, ' I ,J 6 . g R b ll Q I 5 First Semester Second Semester Bill Meyers ...,......... t..., .,........... E D ITOR ..........,e,.....e ...,...... H arry Brownell Jerry Morasch .....,. ........ A SSISTANT EDITOR ........ ....,,..... B ill Meyers Eugene Hilty ...,..,.. ....,,... C LUB EDITOR ............ ,.,.....,.......... .I im Prater Ann Caffee ..,,..... ....,. F EATURE EDITOR ...............,.VV. LaVonne Willson Paul Codd ........ .....,,,.,. S PORTS EDITOR ......,e.....,.......,.......... .lack Pierce Ben Stuecklc ..,,,......,........., BUSINESSS MANAGERS .,,. Ann Caffee, Ann Brodie Each year the production staff of the Cold Facts grows, with more and more students vying to be on the staff. A few changes have been made in the format of the paper, but as always the cat tails are read first by the students. Through the weekly publication of the Cold Facts the students and citizens of Colfax have kept informed of the activ- ities of and about C. H. S. Hats off to the Journalism class and Mr. Dell for a fine paper. Twcnty'Nine Qi .A-gl 3 oe. The 1951-1952 school year has seen an active Girls' Federation. The girls started the season off with their annual Mothers' Tea and later in the year enter- tained their fathers with a party. Th: athletic teams were honored with Football, Basketball, and Baseball- Track-Boxing banquets, at which the awards for those sports were given. Girls' Federation Council entertained the Pullman Girls' Federation Cabinet wfth aw dinner and attended a return dinner in Pullman and the first of April also xx-cr: present at a tri-state convention at Milton-Freewater, Ore. The girls sold candy and pop, and, under the Junior Red Cross, filled boxes for overseas, donated money, and made toys for children's hospitals. 'rhmy , I ' gtk , S The council acts at a planning hoard for the Future Homemakers of America and cooperates in promoting the program chosen hy the club. First row: Donna Anderson, Shirley Bcrgland. Joanne Sehniiek. Maxine Brannan. and Marlene Semler. Second row: Sharon McDonald. Mary Unruh. Mrs. Storment. .lanet Gerlitz. and Sharon McClintock. Q61 ' ?edefzcu!6cw aa! an ,-Qt' , 'ii it f V ,' 1 . t it L tit' Q, The Girls' Federation council not only initiates the program for the year hut also takes an ac- tive part in furthering the activities of the group. Seated. left to right: Duveen Jenkins. Lillie tooley, Virginia Hilty. Standing: Maxine Brannan. Ann Mclronkey. Mix. Hushy, Patty Harrix, lilaine llarrix. Ann Brodie. .IoAnn Gering. Ann Caffee. Jean Brodie. Shirley Carroll. Lorraine Sehmick. Marylln Underwood. Thirty-One 'gm' 7 ' OFFICERS President .................... . ...,,..,........ ......... M el Olson Vice-President .,.......... .,,............... B en Stueckle Secretary-Treasurer ............................ Jerry Morasch Sergeant-at-Arms ........ .....,... A I Brown, Len Brown Program Chairman ....... .................... J im Prater Adviser .,,................,... ...... M r. Powell The boys had many interesting films on sports at their meetings this year. Two of the most outstanding programs of the year were Loyd Logie and his tales on wild life and a demonstration of war weapons presented by the National Guard Unit of Pullman. The Boys' Fed. again organized and sponsored the Vigilantes. Thirty-Two W. 14, S. S. :nd Left to right: .lim Prater, Duane Colvin, Paul Codd. Larry Largent, Larry Brownell, John Morgan, Norman Sandberg, Al Brown, Ben Stueckle, Melvin Olson, Gene Hilty, Harry Brownell. The National Athletic Scholarship Society is in its twenty-fourth year. During this period of years two-hundred and fifty thousand student members have been enrolled in the club. This is its sixth year in Colfax High. The underlying principles of the organization - high scholarship, balanced training. good sportsmanship, and proper ideals of leadership - are instilled in the character and lives of its members. This year the club consisted of eleven members. One of the activities they sponsored was the girls' Redhead Basketball Team with the proceeds going for better athletic equipment. Thirty-Three Q ff. ,4, Row one. left to right: Gerry Olson, Ann McCroskey. Doris Wise. Ann Brodie. Patsy Krom, Virginia Hilty. Beverly Faires. Joanne Gering, LaVonne Willson, Jean Brodie. Row Two: Kay Henry, Sharon McClintock. Elaine Harris. Britta Torrance. Patty Harris. Lorraine Schmick, Joan Swanson, Patty Elliott, Shirley Bergman. Row Three: Lola Parcher, Peggy Nelson, Mavis Miller, Dolly Helm, Shirley Brannan. Lillie Cooley, Sally Furry, Pat Hen- ry. Bonnie Ackerman. Row Four: Marilyn Smawley, Kay Loth- speich. Warna Morris. Joanne Davis, Hazel Chryst. Rose Ann Rubin. Suzanne Matsen. Joanne Schneider, Margaret Doty. G.A.A. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Gerry Olson ...... :i:..,... P RESIDENT ...,.,.. .,..,.o:,,.. J ean Brodie Lillie Cooley .,.,,i:,i:, .i,:i: V lCE-PRESIDENT ,.,,, ::,:.. , ..Margaret Doty LaVonne Willson ...io, ...,,,s,o: S ECRETARY ...,...... ,..... B onnie Ackerman Virginia Hilty .....,...,. .,....,..,... T REASURER .....,,...... .,..... A nn McCroskey Ann Brodie .,..,i .,,.., P ROGRAM CHAIRMAN ....., ......,. L illie Cooley The past year has been a busy one for the Girls' Athletic Association. The girls' actlvities included a Freshman initiation, a costume party, and the sponsoring of volleyball, basketball, and softball tournaments among the classes. GAA sent an upperclass basketball team to a playday at Lacrosse and a badminton team to the Whitman County Badminton Tournament. In the singles division of the latter. Gerry Olson won the medal for first place and Pat Henry won second honors. The doubles team, Ann McCroskey and Beverly Faires, placed second. Thirty-Four Qaldea XP Row one: Harry Brownell, Larry Largent, John Morgan, Darrell Presnell, Mel Olson, Earl Kammerzell, Duane Col- vin. Larry Brownell. Row Two: Jim Goodrich. Paul Codd. Jack Pierce, Carl Ray, Jack Codd, Len Brown, Dellmer Teade. Row Three: Gene Osmun. Norman Sandberg, John Row Four: David Lemon. Don Hill. John Urness, Jim Prater, Kenneth Rouse. Row Five: Al Brown, Don Lemon. Jerry Morasch, Oscar Anderson, Jerry Simmons. 7 1. ' ll Huber, Stan McClintock, Benny Stueckle, Jerry Gilchrist. nr t? I i 50,2 1. If OFFICERS President ............ ...... B en Stueckle Secretary ....,,...,.......,.... Larry Brownell Vice-President ....., ....... E ugene Hilty Sergeant-at-Arms ...........,.,,... Al Brown Some of the activities of Golden C during the past year were the sponsorship of the Red Head Girls' basketball team and the handling of the District Basketball tournament. The initiation of the new members occurred after the mid-term sports ban- quets. To become a member one must earn a letter in one of the five major sports. This year's initiates were tnot pictured? Don Steiger, Bob Olson, Ed Schluneger, Brian Hepler, and Duane Stueckle. Thirty-Five 5 I 1 me 6616 First Row. left to right: Gayle Neumann. Bonnie Ackerman Britta Torrance, Virginia Hilty. Joanne Schneider. Evelyn Fi lan. Beverly Faires. Second Row: LaVonne Willson. Shirley Carroll. Mavis Mil ler, Norma Jean Chryst. Kay Baker, Warna Morris. Kay Hen ry. Mr. Dell. Third Row: Cliff Lloyd, Peggy Nelson, Norman Sandberg Bill Rubin. Mike Upshaw. Larry Short. lil Q OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Virginia Hilty .....,a ......,..ii P RESIDENT ,.,.....,. ,..... N orma Jean Chryst Gayle Neumann ..,..,. ......,. V ICE-PRESIDENT ......, ,...... B ritta Jo Torrance LaVonne Willson ........ .,,a,..... S ECRETARY ......... ....... S hirley Carroll LaVonne Willson ,..,.... .....,....... T REASURER ............ .,......., B everly Faires Lillie Cooley ,.....,,,w ,..... A CTIVITY MANAGER ..,a.. ......,. B onnie Ackerman The Active Club has completed a very successful year. As usual the club had charge of room I4 and decorated it for special occasions. The members provided records and chaperones for the mixers. They also prepared food for the Whitman County honor band at its practice sessions, half-time entertainment for the District Basketball Tournament and sponsored a sportsmans dance held during this tourna- ment. Thanks to Mr. Dell and the Active Club for making this a more active school year. Thirty-Six 74e47e6cm4 First Row, left to right: Alvene Schmick, Connie Weitz. Rita Sanders. Margie Smith. Joanne Schneider, Nancy Stine, Shirley Bergland. Second Row: Mr. Beardsley, adviser, Mike Upshaw, Jerry Mahlik, Norma .lean Chryst. Virginia Hilty, Gayle Neumann. Third Row: Cliff Lloyd. Bill Dole. Larry Short. Don Hill. First Semester Gayle Neumann ........ Virginia Hilty ........ Joanne Schneider .....,. , Alvene Schmick. Jerry Mahlik .,..... Nancy Stine ....... Don Hill ......... K . T7 .fr Fx R ,fig H Second Semester .......,.PRESIDENT..,....., ............Mike Upshaw ......V1CE-PRESIDENT.,..... ..........Jerry Mahlik .............SECRETARY.............. ,..............Nancy Stine ......Leslie Muchmore FROSH REPRESENTATIVE ...... ......,.. M elvin Prouty SOPH. REPRESENTATIVE ..,.,..,...... Richard Roberge .......JR. REPRESENTATIVEW.....,,...Norma Jean Chryst .......SR. REPRESENTATIVEW.. .......Ray Litzenberger For the third consecutive year the C.H.S. Thespian Troupe 329 has sponsored the prize winning one-act play in the county contest held Feb. 8 at Steptoe. The play presented was the tense drama Echo, The group also presented two highly successful three-act plays, Big Hearted Herbert in the fall and Arsensic and Old Lace in the spring. Robert Beardsley has been the hard- working director of the group. Two impressive initiations were also held. a formal one in the fall and a banquet in the spring. Thirty-Seven I I A James. Donald. Eva Delegans, Nancy Stine. First row, left to right: Donna Anderson. Shirley Bergland, Karen Aeschliman. Patty Ackerman, Donna Vogler. Marian Farley. Carolyn Howell. Marlene Semler. Maxine Brannon. Joanne Schmick. Second row: Ann Torrance. Barbara Lindley, Octavia Schmitz, Dolores Holmes. Sally Johnson. Shirley Barr. Leah Hilty. Jerene Guliclt. Leilani Third row: Joanne Weitz. Kay Metcalf. Sharon Dover. Donna Aeschli- man, Hazel Ratts. Sharon McDonald. Mrs. Storment, adviser. Fourth row: Janice Rubin, Donna Gay. Ruth Ann Mettler. Janet Gerlitz. Bonnie Olson. Ruthie Ellison. Ruby Keating. Kay Mclntyre. Fifth row: Shirley Russell, Sally Pierson. Beverly Prouty. Shirley Heid- enreich. Charlene lreton. Betty Unruh, Darlene Skeate. Sixth row: Peggy Boldt. Jacquie Lafavre. Ruth Falkner. Sharon Mc- - OFFICERS CUUNCIL PRESIDENT ,...................,......,.. Joanne Schmick Shirley Bergland Sharon McClintock VICE-PRESIDENT ....,... .,..... S hirley Bergland Marlene Semler Octavia Schmitz SECRETARY ............ ........ M arlene Semler Donna Anderson Sharon McDonald 'TREASURER ......,....... ...,.. D onna Anderson Joanne Schmick FOOD CHAIRMAN ...... ,.,..., M aine Brannon Maxine Brannon Janet Gerlitz Mary Ann Unruh The FHA'ers observed National FHA Week with the following activities: SUNDAY-- attended Church together. MONDAY-wore red and white ribbons. TUESDAY NIGHT-- had Mothers' and Fathers' Banquet and Installation of new officers by last year's president. Mary Ann Kramlich. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON-faculty tea. THURSDAY EVENING -entertained the Junior Chamber of Commerce and had charge of the Teen Time broadcast. SATURDAY-cake sale. Other activities were: FHA booth at the county fair and individual exhibitsg participation in the World Christmas Festival: party for Frosh girlsg Mother's Teag Senior Breakfast: Initia- tion of new members on March 4: Courtesy Weekg and entertaining eighth grade girls. FHA'ers also attended the Regional Meeting, September 29 at Pomeroy and the State Con- vention. March 28 and 29 at Seattle. The club sent Sharon McClintock and Marlene Semler to meet and work with the National FHA adviser in Spokane on February 29. Thirty-Eight I gl I Y First row. left to right: Harold Pazer, Philip Urness, Eugene Hilty Don Hill. Merlin Looney. Ben Stueckle, John Urness. Monte Kammer- zell. Willard Bauscher, Mr. Kaiser, adviser. Second row: Don Nelson, Bill Johnson. Stan McClintock. Don Steiger, Gerald Mitchell, Mike Henderson. Edgar Breed-en, Dick Appell. Third row: Vernon Henning, Bob Johnson, Bill Curtis, Darrell Presnell, Don Roberts. Larry Hickman. Delbert Simmons. Fourth row: Bob Gingrich. Bruce Hughes. Bill Dole, Roger Harder, Duane Stuecklc. Filth rowz: Earl Enos. Herb Harris, Jerry Morton. Pat Holbrook Richard Willson. u OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...,..,........, ,....... E ugene Hilty REPORTER ....... ...... P hillip Urness VlCE-PRESIDENT ........ ....... B en Ttueckle SENTINEL ....,. ....... M erlin L00ney SECRETARY .....,...... ...... .I ohn Urness ADVISER ........ .......... N lr. Kaiser TREASURER ....,. ...,.... D on Hill Colfax F.F.A., led by a very ambitious president, has been very active this year. Don Steiger, Merlin Looney and Bill Dole, members of the Portland judging team. won second place at Moscow and a third place at Pullman. The team won banners at two out of five contests. At the Pacific International Livestock Show the team placed ninth among fifty beef judging teams. This year Colfax F.F.A. Chapter will receive its second Master Chapter Award from the State F.F.A. Office. Colfax's State F.F.A. Reporter Don Hill has been very busy with his job of reporting on important events and happenings in the state. Colfax held one of the best Father and Son banquets on April I7 that has been put to- gether by the F.F.A. in the last few years. Thirty-Nine First row: Bonnie Olson, Louise Wcitman, Jacquie Lafavrc Gerry Olson. Second row: Nhiy lidh Joanne Schnuck. Ehune Hards Pauy Harms Q-n This year marks the fourth year of one of the most active clubs in Colfax High School, the Servettes. This club was started in 1948 under the supervision of Mi:-s McDonald. The girls take tickets, hand out programs at games, smokers, and other activ- ities. Three-yeai' members are Patty Harris. Gerry Olson, Patsy Krom. and Elaine Harris. The girls enjoy being servettes and participating in the activities of this club. Forty , Wag' First row: Harold Weitman, Fred Stine. Bruce Adams. Bill Englehart, Monte Kammerzell. Second row: Earl Enos. Daniel Luther. Herbert Harris. John Urness. Not pictured: Chuck Carroll. Joe Evans. Randall Morgan. Leslie Muchmore, Delbert Simmons, Dick Willson. ' 38. 1 I We -'- I This year the Vigilantes with their leader, John Urness, helped park cars and keep the spectators off the playing field during the football season. The Vigilantes also helped at various basketball games, smokers, and baseball games. Forty-Onc '1 fade 2 ' F Q 'fa -Ill First row: David Lemon. Jim Darnold. Stanley McClintock. 'U . ' .lim Prater. Dellmer Teade. Jerry Gilchrist. Harry Brownell. mx Second row: Larry Whitmore, Donald Lemon, Jerry Mor- Y5' asch. Don Steiger. Kenneth Rouse. .g, - Y Third row: Jim Goodrich. Gene Osmun. Bob Prater. Vernon QL H f - Henning. Mr. Moody. 5 1, Fourth row: Don Dayton. Ronald Moore. Larry Brownell. N - Cliff Lloyd. J KH' . 'IS' OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..,.... ....,. ,.,,.. . . Harry Brownell SECRETARY .....,.. ...,,. L arry Brownell VlC'l'2-PRESIDENT ,,... ..,,,,........, ,,.. J c rry Gilchrist ADVISER ..,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,oooA,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Mr, Moody Rods and Rings. a new organization in C.H.S., is limited to boys who own an automobile or have one at their disposal at least seventy-five percent of the time. However. it a member violates a traffic law, he is automatically dropped from the club. The purpose, as taken from the constitution, is this: to encourage safe driving habits, to learn the mechanical parts of the automobile and ways to improve them. to bring together members and to improve social activities, this organization is es- tablishedf' At our meetings many discussions are held about hot rods and the methods used to gain greater horsepower without sacrificing economy. Some minor changes employed to accomplish this are dual exhaust. reground camshafts, high compres- sion heads, and dual carburetors. Plans for a drag strip supervised by the stale patrol have been considered along with plans for social activities. Forty-Two YW F pw, ' . CT A . f 1, 5, AQ , x, , , Q r H - f' ' , ' 1 , Cf- Q ,A X,x If C. ..T- Q C, . CQ fx . , Q L, -f C ' C 'A L, ' fx g A if XxX 4'vk XJ th .Y- Yy rm, Pr x ,IN Qin' t Rfx W ix F 2 , k QL e .J 2 S.. F -b ' K, K --- E' sk X X, I 4 X X ' 1 Q3 u CN Q Q: X- N -. 'fy' C- Q- N ex K .JF 4' - lx Q Q N '- 'S' , w Tj x ex., QL A N Q' . cis' K P C- -4... , L S Q1 bk Sa C ff , N Q N- I Y. x - V4 QB Lf if , 5 X T J.- fCQ '- C'- S Y Ah-V ' 6:- ,I NF, - IX T 'Q- S Y A 6 6 ask Q6-.9 ,M N Qg ? 134 m y ,J 5' Q 4 'X f i Y 0-Q -gi 'MM 'S J ' - 'X .i Q. l -.1 t . F l 'J v Q4 eczpceata W'a',, 59' ig,-1 5, . , N ' -ff-.85 3' , x 5 QXA 'Gi-9' John Morgan. Kay Bake: .J X Th: outstanding Frcshmun boy and virl in ghostn Lvgrv H, your for their scholastic ability, leadership, personality .ind pop it ulurity. This your wc want to congratulate Kav .md Johnny for I-liping chosen for this hkgnor. x l P M F J - U 'N -4 X r i J , X Ji. 5 l .. Q x Q , .M j 'Xb s. xx N , -- I -. yr J 'B J J . A 'N Q- Q, K K S..- i , . W ,-t .. A J v W, -Q .1 Fort y- l-'our Zed .lecwlma Left to right: Marilyn Smawley. Bonnie Ackerman, Doris Wise The yell leaders this year have really done an outstanding job. and with the cooperation ol the student body, their enthusiasm has helped to bring many vic- tories to our football and basketball teams. We want to congratulate them for their excellent work. Bonnie Ackerman. a senior, was the yell queen this year. She has done a grand job at yell leading for the lust two years and everyone will miss her when she leaves C. H. S. Forty-Five -J 3 2 iff? s f f 1 2 fa i 2' 53.7 la: ' AX 2 .,,: 'S ' 1 f J 0 Q. ' vi, I A S November I7 was the night of the very successful Junior Prom. Sl Bernie Ackerman :ind his oreheslrn furnished the music. The colors of were eurried out in an henuliful seheme :along with pine houghs und Schneider reigned :ns queen. while Pnl Henry. Peggy Nelson. :ind Ann :is princesses. This Pruln wus one of the hesl :nllended dnnees lhail has ever been uns enjoyed hy everyone. l'orlx'-Six Qs :airway To The Stairs, W ink. hlue. and silver P silver slurs. Jonnne Torrance aissisled her held in CIHS. :ind il 'ZW ..-vo' ff 1 ' lhc wnior claus lhix your prcscnlcd lhc unnuul xcninr hull nn April I9. cnlillcd Aloha: lhc gym mn bcnulilully dccorulcd Ill alurk grccn. omngc. yellow. :und rv.-nl mth Huwaulz wllinux. Muxic una furnislmcd hy Pcrrv Prinu. Cruvlncd quccn vlan Mm Murgurcl Duty . Al lCllklll3l:1 PIlllL'CNNt.'N xwrc Bcvcl'l5 lfzuilvxi. Sllillrtlll Mcflxuluclx. and Shirlcy llcinlcnrciulu. l-'urly-Scxcn .ta my N ggx is Q FW, -mmaws , . rg xii. , L I llmuum g ' x of NN 1nll.1 Vkgnlla un Uglulw r 'f lll1.h lu. N . Ildd Ilzurxdxx nn-hl xml thc wry xlluuxt plruk hdd duvnnlu lkllln u palm! III lhis cunt Inu prxfg h my. m nr Ln 4 ' ne. 1 lmmummm- Qmun I:nNunm- Nhllw md Prxmusu xr Q nn u L I 1 k Plucc. I-ullmum. lllk Hulk vg, ug u dn mx x 1 lu L 1 xx xn In lilllyl I'l'incuw VIux.1rL I Nm x u Q umuv Q u um wx uL tuulhxll C Il S x bum on purzxdu. l p . P 6 6644! l.cft to right: Ben Stuecklc. Don Hill. Bill Curtis. John Urness. Gene Hilty. Gerald Mitchell, Mr Kusei Colfax F.F.A. parliamentary procedure team turned in a good number of wins in contests this year. These boys have something to be proud of - they are the third best parliamentary procedure team in the state of Washington. Led by a quick thinking, parilamentary-wise president they reached the stttc contest where they were surpassed by only Mt. Baker and Wenatchee. The splendid success of the team brought to C.H.S. the first parliamentary pro cedurc banners for the Colfax F.F.A. chapter. First Second Third County at Palouse ,..,......V,.,.ee ee....V S t. John Colfax Sub. District at Pullman .,.,.,. ,.,..... C olton Colfax District at Colton ..V..,uuu.. ,... V...... C 0 lfax Colton Sub. State at Wenatchee ,.,.... u..t.... C olfax Wenatchee State at Pullman ..,.eee,,.....,. ,..,... M t. Baker Wenatchee Colfax OFFICERS OF TEAM President ,. Don Hill Treasurer liugenc Hilty Vice-President.. S, ,, ,,.,.,e, Ben Stueekle Reporter, . Gerald Mitchell Secretary .....,,,,,. , ,,,,, John Urness Sentinel, ,A.. ,.,e,, Bill Curtis Forty-Nine 2' new Wada: Top Picture. Row One: Shirley Barr, Sally Johnson. Mavis Miller, Mike Upshaw, Margie Smith, Rita Sanders. Richard Roberge, Mel Prouty. Row two: Kenneth Rouse. Gary Heils- berg. Maurice Simmons, Ray Litzenberger. Connie Weitz. Bottom Picture, .Iohn Huber, Jack Rozell, Ruth Ellison, Mr. Beardsley. Lola Parcher. Evelyn Filan. Larry Short, Bobby Gross. CAST Richard Robergc ........,... Herbert Kalness Rita Sanders .....,r.. ....,.. M rs. Kalness Margaret Smith r.......,,,,,..... Alice Kalness Raymond Litzenberger ...... Junior Kalness Mel Prouty .,,..,..,...,.,....... Robert Kalness Leslie Muchmore .,,......... Robert Kalness Gary Heilsberg ,....... ...,r,. M r. Goodrich Sally Johnson .r.,..,..,.. Mrs. Goodrich Mike Upshawh. ,Andrew Goodrich Maurice Simmons .....o Mr. Lawrence Mavis Miller .,,.......,. Mrs. Lawrence Kenneth Rouse, .....,..,.. Mr. Havens Shirley Barr ,,,... ,,..... M rs. Havens Connie Weitz .,..,r ,. .,Y.,,,,... Martha Robert Beardsley, Director Fifty Sedo Y? lr is S flow QU in 1 1 1-X :Qu This one-uct psychological drama. written hy Robert Kasper. won first prize in the countv Une'Ael Play contest. Top picture. left to right: Joanne Brindle. Audrey Siegel. .Iivn Goodrich Gary Heilsberg. Bottom picture: Mr. Beardsley. Rita Sanders. Lzirry Short. CAST GARY HEILSBERGW RITA SANDERS ,l..Y,l,, JIMMY GOODRICHM JOANNE BRINDLE ,,,, , Robert Beurdsley Fifty-One ...r.. Henry Martha e,eDz1vicl ,,,Lillizm Director 192 Sth f4wen6a ind 064 .face left to right: Margie Smith. Mr. Beurdsley. Alvene Schmiek. Gary Heilsbefg. Ritt Same s Don Hill. Norman .learn Chryst. Connie Weitz. Darrell Presnell. Don Roberts. Don lohn on Don Hill. Connie Weill. und Don Johnson were unable to be in the play. C AST RITA SANDERS .. ,,,,, ,, CHARLENE IRETON ...,. RANDALL MORGAN , L, ,, GARY HEILSBERG ,.,,.,. DON ROBERTS. .. ,, ALVENE SCHMICKH ,. NORMA JEAN CHRYST RAYMOND LITZENBERGERU. ,L RAYMOND LITZENBERGER DARRELL PRESNELL .,,L ,,L, . , DARRELL PRESNELL, . JERRY LEINWEBER. WALTER LLOYD. , , Robert Beatrdsley llfty-'l'uo ,,,,r,,r,.Abby Brewster ,,,,,,,lVlllI'lh2l Brewster . , , ..,, Teddy Brewster . rMortin1er Brewster Einstein rr .,,,, Johnathan Brewster ,,,Elz1ine Harper ,rrReverend Dr. Harper , ,,,, ,Mr. Witherspoon rr.rMr. Gibbs L, .Lieutenant Rooney , ,Officer Klein ,Officer Brophy Director N WX! j ,msg 4 V Q ,S kv S 2+ edema First row. left to right: Ruth Falkner. Peggy Boldt. Marian Farley. Sharon McDonald. Shirley Heidenreieh. Mr. Harbaugh. Instructor. Donna Anderson. Karen Aeschliman. Frank Stuart. .lim Darnold. Vernon Anderson. Gary Heilsberg. - Second row: Norma Ann Madden. Lois Aeschliman. Donna Gay. Mary Proctor. Marilyn Smawley. Carolyn Howell. Darlene Skeate. Doris Wise, Earl Buri. Davy Joe Benton. Ben Stuecklc. Sidney Huntley. Third row: Charlene lreton. Kay Metcalf. .loan Barbour. Mary Ann Unruh. Leslie Jane Rubii. Janice Rubin. Norma Jean Chryst. Pat Elliott. Maurice Simmons. Douglas Mclnlyre. Carl Ray. Fourth row: Betty Unruh. Shirley Russell. Hazel Ratts. Marlene Semler. Leah Hilty. Warna Morri-. Gayle Neumann. LaVonne Willson. Ben Luce. Gene Osmun. Darrell Presnell. Ronnie Moore. This year Colfax had one of its most outstanding choruses. As usual the chorus presented a spring and a fall concert. as well as presenting a program of Chrlstmas music at the annual high school Christmas concert. Following its fall concert this talented group presented a complete program at th: St. John high school, and following its spring concert, sang several enjoyable numbers at the county music festival at Palouse. One ol the biggest and most important events was the annual Eastern Wash- ington music festival held in Spokane. The three college professor judges unani- mously awarded the chorus a Superior rating and praised the group and its di- rector. Blaine L. Harbaugh. for the well-polished manner in which it presented its numbers. Fifty-Four 513. of E I' i 5 tv Fifty-Five BOYS' QUARTETTE The Boys' Quartette has had a very successful year, singing for various civic organizations and adding much to the fall and spring concerts. This spring they received a superior rating at the Eastern Washington Music Festival in Spo- kane. the third consecutive year for such a rating. The boys are: Ben Luce, first tenor: Gary Heils- berg, second tenor: Ben Stueckle, baritone: Ronald Moore, bass. BLAINE HARBAUGH Blaine Harbaugh has been the skillful director of the chorus for six years and band director for his first three years here. ln this time his patience and hard work have been responsible for his excellent choruses, en- sembles. and soloists who have always received high ratings at contests and much applause at concerts. This year in the Eastern Music Con- test. all of his four entries received Superior or first place ratings, which, needless to say, is indicative of his ability in the musical field. GI RLS' TRIO The Girls' Trio has appeared at different or- ganizations throughout the city of Colfax this past year. and they took part in the Eastern Washington Music Festival in Spokane where they received a superior rating, the fifth year for this honor for the girls' ensemble. The Girls' Trio. like the Boys' Quartette, was one of the outstanding groups at the Festival. The girls are: Charlene lreton, soprano: La- Vonne Willson, second soprano: Gayle Neu- mann. alto: Lois Aeschliman. accompanist. gmac! lst row. lelt to right: Rita Sanders. June Phillips. llielt Albers. Sally Pierson. Iiexerlg Mader. Barbara lind- l ley. Shirlex Barr. Ray Menseh. Delores Aelternwan. Ind row. left to right: larry Short. Farl lxannnerxell. Margie Smith. Sharon Met'lintoelt. Jael-. Rofell. lieterly Pronly. lrd row. left to right: Lorraine Selnniek. Dick Appel. Rasmond Kunfe. Norman Sandberg. Sally l-nrry. Audrey Siegel. Ken Rouse. Mike Upshaw. Randall Morgan. Johnny Morgan. llave loinlinson. Don Roberts. Ken fox. Jerry Moraseh. .lim Stravens. Kay lothspeieh. Hob Holy. Donna Aesehliman. Joanne Schneider Janet tierlitl. -1th-row. lett to righli Kay Melntyre. .loyee lanky. Eta Delegans, Duveen Jenkins, .lint Goodrich. Jerrt Sehierinan. Shirley Brannon. Sherry Roberts, Ruth Ann Mettltr, Fth ron. left to right: Nancy Stine. Dave lemon. Marylln Underwood. lion lemon. Meixyn Anthony. Rich- ard Rolwerge. Donna Vogler. llohhy Gross. Ruth Fllison. Ann Mefroslxey. Opening the year with many tender and inexperienced feet the Band marched in the an- nual Shrine .lanilworee and eame otll on lop, This year. the fourth under the outstanding direelorship ot' A. U. liemann. .I r.. has proted to he one ol the hesl years the C'.H.S. Band has had for a long time. and next year promises to he exen better. Although considered a Class C' organization. the Hand entered Class B in the ntnsie festi- val eonlest held in Spokane and reeeived a rating of excellent. lflesides the Shrine .lamhoree they played for parades. the eounty fair. the horse shoxx. l-lag Day ceremonies. and gave two outstanding eoneerls. proving that the Band is a real asset to the school and eonnnnnny. Our nlenlhers ol' the Hand closed the year hy appearing in the Spokane lilae lestiml bringing home. along with their tired leel. a line feeling of sneeessiul aehiexeinenl. Filly-Six afmez' 7fz6a Ihu wrncl IVIU prmud lu he thc oulxlnmlxng INKINICHII cnxcmhlc oi lhc yum: Playing 1' c xpring CUHCCII .ns lhc Ihrcc .lan-:km lhis lrin. .lim Cioodricli. .lorry Schicrmun. und .lnzmm Sullminlcx. mm quilc am muliun iemcum z, Ckulfnx rx iorlllnulu In huxc :xx ilx lizmd Ml X Q1 IILITLIHII I1 fUIIl1hII11 KHVCCIUI' ', , . N. -' ' . . h ' b ' Ihc Nl'IIl'Il :md Nlllllllf lhznl nlukcs lhcm w nulsxxurlhy, NVQ Nilllllk' nml lhilllh him for Ihc In lzvulw und xlccplcw nighlx hc hm xpc shaking an huml of which Colfax cam hu nh wrxcaily p1'mul'Y l'iI'Iy -Scxun CVC lx ax push :xml t1ClCI'II1ll1illIUI1 Ihzxl Ill N into lhc IIICIIIIWCIN of his 0l'gill1il1lliUl1 Top picture, left to right: Kay Mclntyie. Meriel Knapp. Eva Delegans. Shirley Brannan Ruth Ann Mettler. Sherry Roberts. .loyce Lanky. Joanne Weit7. Bottom picture: Nancy Stine. Ray Litzcnbcrgcr. Connie Weitz. The baton twirlers and the flag twirlcrs, under the direction of A. G. Tiernann, appeared in several performances this year, including the Whitman County Fair, football bames. basketball games, and the Lilac Festival. Fifty-Eight SWS EM QQ MY Lg fy JYV vf33j57 N91 Nj X Q , ff Q Q ffm fm - ' if 57599 jj ' X51 X ,f 5 I Y F mi. N I V: 5 A fn QM -t ' dmeeea SixfY DICK F ELBER Richard Felber. football. boxing, and track coach here at Colfax Hi for the past eight years. turned in another banner year in ath- letics in the l95l and 1952 season. His foot- ball squad rounded into a top flight eleven. In boxing FeIber's mitt team placed fourth in thc state championship tournament at Mt. Vernon and grabbed off second spot in the district meet. Felber put track back on its feet this spring and brighter things are promised in the uture. LEN PYNE Switching to basketball and baseball, we have Leonard Pyne, who has been head man in those two sports for five years now. Mr. Pyne's basketball quintet had a better than average season and although his job in baseball this year has been one of rebuilding. the team promises to be one of good calibre in the near future. WILLARD KAISER Willard Kaiser, assistant basketball mentor. turned in his usual fine job of preparing the underclassmen in the basketball fundamentals and getting them ready for future varsity as- signments. Also deserving credit is Mr. Everett Taylor. who skippered the golf and tennis squads to more than enough of their share of good play- ing and victories. Don Jacobs. school libra- rian. assisted Mr. Felber in track and his valu- able suggestions and training were of great as- sistance to the thin-clad squad. .,.,,s. ,...,. H , ,, i , ,.,,. .:..: ..... .... . . ,,.,,. , Q eww? H Y V VW , C M ..,: ,.,. .,. . ..., Z I Q . iuzl I .W ,iw W V .. N ---.- ,IM . , ' 'fi First row: Len Brown, John Huber, Darrell Presnell, A1 Brown, Mel Olson, Bob Olson, Earl Kammerzell, Stan McClintock. Second row: Bill Henry, Don Roberts, Norman Sandberg, .I im Prater, Paul Codd, Pat Holbrook, Mike Henderson, Tony Hepler, Larry Whitmore. Third row: Jack Pierce, Harry Brownell, Jerry Gilchrist, Dellmer Teade, Bruce Hughes, Brian Hepler, Larry Brownell, Gene Hilty, Ben Stueckle, Bob Johnson. ln- set: Coach Felber. The football team under the fine direction of Coach Dick Felber started slowly this year but improved steadily, ending the season with four wins, four losses, and two ties. The team played some very fine ball this year and the nine seniors are going to be missed. This year Colfax placed two members on both the first and second all-district teams. SEASON'S RECORD Colfax ..... O Cheney Colfax ..... .... 0 Dayton ...... Colfax .,.i. ..,.,, 0 Pullman ....... Colfax ..... ...... 1 3 Pomeroy ..... Colfax ..... ...... 1 3 Wallace .....,, Colfax ,.... ....., 7 St. Maries ...... Colfax ,.,,, ,,.,,. 1 6 St. Pat's ....... Colfax ...,. ..,.... l 9 Waitsburg .... Colfax ..... .... K l Pullman i,,.i.,, Colfax ...,. ...... 2 1 North Central Sixty-One ?aaZ5aZZ7 l' .- S. B I 4. Larry Brownell-Second All-District Team: Dixtrict Team: loves the game. MANAGERS Monte Kammcrzcll. Bob Gross. Jack Rozell 1. Dcllmcr Teanle-He could catch them. Z. Earl Kammerzell-Speed Burner. 3. Harry Brownell--Coaches Award. Utility Ma never a had pass. 5. Jerry Gilchrist-One more hig year. 6. Ben Stuecklc-A INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Name Year Age Height Weigh Jack Pierce tguardl .,,,,.,,. .,.... S r. 17 5'10 165 Ben Stueckle ttacklel ,....... . , . Sr. 18 5'l0 180 Eugene Hilty tguardl .....,..,,,Y . Sr. 18 5'10 165 Larry Brownell fcenterlv.. ,..... Sr. 18 6'1 150 Harry Brownell Ctacklej ........ Sr. 18 5'11 155 Jim Prater tendl ............,. ..... S r. 17 5'8 150 Paul Codd Cquarterbackl ........ Sr. 17 5'l0 145 Dellmer Teade fhalfbackl .....Y Sr. 17 5'11 145 Stan McClintock ltacklel .,.... Sr. 17 5'8 160 Bruce Hughes ttacklel ...., ...... J r. 17 5'1 1 175 Pat Holbrook fguardl ,....,...,V, Jr. 16 5'10 162 Larry Whitmore tcenterl.. . Jr. 16 5'9 160 Jerry Gilchrist ftacklel .... . . Jr. 16 5'1U 175 Len Brown fendy., ,.... ..,. , Jr. 18 5'8 148 Sixty-Two 7 7 -i - 1 ' -.Ag-el-al 0 uv im Prater-All-District Second Team. Outstanding player. Hell be hard to replace. 8. Len Brown-Old Reliable 9 S 1 flinlock-Always trying. 10. Gene Hilty-Inspirational Award. Mighty and mean. 11. Mel Olson-He cm toss them Paul Codd--All-District team. Captain. Played good hall. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Al Brown tguardl ...r............ Ed Schluneger lguardl .......... Mel Olson thalfbackl .......... Earl Kammerzell lhalfbackl Brian Hepler tend! ......... ..... Don Roberts ttacklej .............. Darrell Presnell tcenterj ...,,. Bill Henry fcenterj .............. Mike Henderson tendl ......... Norman Sandberg tfullbackl ......,,. Bob Olson tquurterbackl ..... .lohn Huber lhalfbackl ......,.,,.. Tony Hepler lfullbackl ..,.... Bob Johnson ltacklel .... .. .......lr ...lr .lr So So ........,So So 1..,.....So So S0 . ...... So So Sixty-Three Q 5 5 5'4 5'6 5'7 6. 5'9 5'7 5'11 5'1O 5'9 5'9 5'9 5'11 5'll 123 110 133 138 170 169 132 160 147 160 135 140 170 1711 I A ll l A First row: Don Steiger, Larry Brownell, Merlin Looney, Jerry Gilchrist, Dellmer Teade. Second row: Duane Stueckle, Bill Meyers Ben Stueckle, Paul Codd, Jim Praterl Bob Olson. Inset: Coach Pyne. This year's basketball team under the able direction of Coach Len Pyne turned in a fine record of sixteen wins and eight losses. The team and coach deserve much praise for their good season as no one on the team has had much previous experience. None of their iosses were by more than ten points and three of the games were by one point. Seven of the team were seniors and will be hard to replace but by the looks of the fine B squad we will have another good team next year. SEASON'S RECORD Colfax ............ 68 Oakesdale .......... 31 Colfax ............ 28 St. John .............. 33 Colfax ......,..... 3 3 Moscow .............. 29 Colfax ............ 45 Endicott .............. 46 Colfax .........,.. 57 Pine City ............ 27 Colfax ............ 62 Pine City ............ 38 Colfax .,.,....,,,. 47 Lamont .... ...,... 3 2 Colfax ...,........ 35 St. John .............. 28 Colfax .,....,.,,., 44 Pullman .............. 45 Colfax ....,.,..... 41 Oakesdale .......... 3 3 Colfax .........,.. 36 Gonzaga ,.,......... 37 'Colfax ............ 40 Garfield .....,........ 33 Colfax ,,.,,,,,,,,. 37 Lacrosse .,.......... 21 'Colfax ............ 37 St. John ,.,..,,....,,. 26 Colfax ............ 51 Pullman .............. 41 'Colfax ............ 33 Endicott ............ 36 Colfax ,,,,,,,,,,,, 37 Endicott ....,,,.....,. 47 'i Colfax ............ 50 Kahlotus ....,....... 32 Colfax ,,,,,,,,,,,. 40 Moscow ...,,...,..,.. 39 'WColfax .......,,... 45 Washtucna ........., 3l Colfax ,,,,,,,,,,,, 51 Lamont ,,,. ....... 3 2 Colfax ............ 36 Endicott .........,.... 40 Colfax .,,,,,,..,,. 54 Lacrosse ......,.....,. 29 MC0lfax ............ 31 Kahlotus ............ 34 '-County Tournament. -District Tournament. Sixij'-Four I M2 n gill J First row: Richard Willson, Bill Henry, LeRoy Tetrick, Richard McKiernan, Art Man- chester, Dick Albers. Second row: Jack Rozell, Jerry Schierman. Chuck Carroll, Conrad Weitz, Bruce Kaiser, Doug Mclntyre. Ben Luce. Inset: Mr. Kaiser. 'I' he Colfax B squad had a good season under Coach Willard Kaiser this year. They played some very fine ball and always were trying hard. We hope to see many of them on the A squad next year. SEASON RECORD WON LOST Colfax ............ 25 Oakesdale ............ 12 Colfax ............ 33 Moscow ..... ....... 4 1 Colfax ............ 25 Pullman ..... ....... 2 4 Colfax ............ 16 Lacrosse ................ 24 Colfax ............ 39 Pullman ..... . ....... 21 Colfax .,.......... 3 3 Pullman ................ 41 Colfax ............ 39 Pullman ..... ........ 3 2 Colfax ............ 27 Endicott ................ 32 Colfax ....,....... 29 Gonzaga ................ 26 Colfax ............ 21 Moscow ...,. ....... 2 6 Colfax ............ 34 Palouse ..r... ....,.. 3 0 Colfax ............ 28 Lacrosse ................ 29 Colfax ............ 41 St. John ................ 30 Colfax .......,.,.. 33 Endicott ................ 41 Colfax ............ 31 St. .lohn . ............... 30 Colfax ............ 18 Pine City ,............. 26 Colfax ............ 26 Oakesdale .... , ....... 19 Colfax ............ 47 Pullman ..... ....... 4 8 Colfax Points: For ............... ...,.... 5 42 Average per game ........ ....... 3 0.1 Against ........ ........ 5 32 Average per game ..,...,. ....... 2 9.6 Sixty-F ive INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 4 'n -anal n cwiezflczll Vaddaid i 'x Left to right: l. Jerry Gilchrist- Rebounderf' 2. Bob Olson- Speedy and Smooth. 3. Jim Prater-All-District Squad. Zri leam. Great Competitor, 4. Don Steiger- Steady and Sound. 5. Larry Brownell- Good Shooter. 6. Duane Stueekle- Fast and Shiftyf' ' MANAGERS was 175. 7 '. r b n V ? 1 Q ' 5 t l ' . 551 -' YQ ' ' 1-at vi 4 Ben Luce. Larry Lewis Name Larry Brownell ..... .Ierry Gilchrist ......, Paul Codd ..,.......,.. Don Steiger ...,,,...... Sr Merlin Looney ......, Dellmer Teade ......, Jim Prater ............, John Huber ,.,.,,,,.... Bob Olson .......,...... Sixty-Six Pom C C G F F F G F G Fta 70 64 35 57 41 23 35 I0 I9 Ftm 46 33 I7 39 27 I3 2l 5 9 96 Ft 6593 52W 49W 68W 66W 56W 60W 50W 477' Pf 54 44 60 45 42 Z7 37 20 27 Tp iss 175 141 135 l27 87 77 39 54 f F .LA ?a46etZ4ZZ'7 S5 QI' I to nbht I Bull Meyers:- Great Eye. 2. Paul Codd-All-Dist. se 4 John Huber-- Hustler DeLuxe. 5. Dellmer Teade- Bill Meyers ....A.A Ben Stueckle ,..., Duane Stueckle ,.,..,.. ..,...... Leroy Tetrlck .,.,...,. ,........ Jack Rozell ........ ...,..... Conrad Wentz .,....,.. ....,.... Bull Henry.. ....,,,.,,.,.,. ..,..,. , . Richard Wnllson .....,... ,......., Chuck Carroll .,.....,,, ......... Collax. lU38. Opp.. 810. ict Squad Great Playmaker 3 Me Wonder-ful Shot. 6. Ben Stueckle 96 Ft 67 W 5095 40W 00W 50W 0098 00'Z1 00W 00W SSW Colfax Average. 43.25 Opp.. Average. 33.75 'gazing First row: Bob Johnson. Don Roberts. Len Brown, Duane Colvin. Norman Sandberg. Earl Kammerzell, Al Brown. Kenneth Cox. Second row: Vernon Anderson. Larry Largent, Mel Prouty, Ed Schluneger. John Morgan. Mel Olson. Darrell Presnell, Don Luft. Bill Johnson. The boxing team under the fine direction of Coach Dick Felber had a very good season. The team is composed of Juniors and Sophomores so we are looking for some great fighting next year. The team took second in the district and fifth in the State tournament which is a fine record. There is but one senior, Duane Colvin, on the squad. but they will surely miss him. He had a season record of 12 wins and two losses. SEASON'S RECORD Colfax Cheney ..... Colfax Mead ..... Colfax Dayton ......... Colfax Clarkston ......... ,.... Colfax Walla Walla . Colfax Central Valley Colfax Dayton .............. .... Colfax Clarkston ........, ..... Colfax Walla Walla . Colfax Mead .................. ..... Colfax Central Valley Colfax Won .. Cheney ........, Lost ....., ....... 5 - Drew .,.,.. ...... 2 Sixty-Eight 'gazing 7adcJacdaaZ4 Top row, lcfl to right: .lohn Morgan. Earl Kummerzcll. Durrcll Prcmcil. Mc! Prouly. Dunne Colvin. Bottom row: Al Brown. Eddie Schluneger, Norman Sandberg. Melvin Olson, l.zu'ry Lurgcnl, Lcn Brown. Sixty-Nine Name Wt. Won Lost Drew Total 'Duane Colvin ...,.., .... I 33 I2 2 0 I4 'Mel Olson ...,.A.A., .... I 27 I2 I 0 I3 AI Brown .....,..., ,... I 40 7 2 O 9 :51Lcn Brown ,..,,...,,3 ,... I 33 7 6 0 I3 Ed Schluneger .....,.....,., I2l 3 8 I I2 xEarI Kammerzell ,....,...w I40 y 6 I D W -Y 9 CNBrmQSandE6EgL,QQrZ: IEC M I., I I 'TQ xnamn Prcsnell ,.,.I,.,,A3. I33C-'w'Jd9 4 3 0 I2 Larry Largent ..,.,., .... I I5 I I0 0 II John Morgan .....r. .rr, I 05 3 9 0 I2 Don Roberts ...... .....r, I 65 0 2 5 7 Bob Johnson ..r2., v,.w... H .W. 0 3 0 3 Ray Mensch ,.,..w,.. .... I 33 0 2 I 3 McI Prouty .24,..,.,., .... I 00 7 6 I I4 Vern Anderson ,,...,.,,... l2l 0 4 0 4 Bob Luft .r,b,rr,brbb .... I 27 0 2 0 2 76 68 II I55 Cx! .wvwt,,ww... County Champ. VJ ....,....,r. District Champ U13 ,,,,,.,,w,.. State Champ MANAGER .ia Bobby Gross Seventy mad Front row, left to right: Vernon Anderson. Mervyn Anthony, Gerald Mitchell. Darrell Orth. Jerry Leinweber, Bob Luft, Bill Clark. Middle row. left to right: Richard Willson, Richard McKeirnan. Cliff Lloyd, Tony Hepler. Len Brown. Jim Darnold. Back row, left to right: Jack Pierce. Larry Short. Norman Kunze, Duane Colvin. Ben Wood. Coach Felbcr. The track squad had a big increase in turnouts this year and Coach Felber said the prospects for the next couple of years look very good. There are two seniors who have been consistent point-gainers: Jack Pierce in the shot and broad jump and Duane Colvin in the mile. Other good point gainers have been Tony Hepler, shot and 100 yard dashg Brian I-lepler, javeling Earl Enos, shot and discus. Colfax has had more meets this year than it has had in some time and as our teams have become more successful, there has been a growing interest in this activity. Seventy-One TRACK STATISTICS Dayton Orofino Potlatch Lewiston Colfax Colfax Relay Potlatch District Bi-State Duane Colvin ......, . 25 -- 5 4 3 Jack Picrcc ....,...t. . 23 - 8 I 3 .lim Darnold ...v,..w. . l -- 4 - - Gerald Mitchell .....,. . - - 3 - - John Urness ......... . 3 ---- Tony Hepler ...t..., . 25 - I0 2 - Brian Hepler ,.,..,.. . - I 4 3 2 Earl Enos ,,,t...i,.to. . 8 3 4 5 2 Norman Kunze ,.,.,. . 1 - 3 - - Bill Curtis ,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,. 5 - 3 - - Richard Mclieirnan .,...... Vernon Anderson.. Bill Clark .,..........., Mervyn Anthony .... Bob Earnest ....l3,,., Bob Gross ,3v,.. ,. l - -- 3 - .. . - - 2 - - - - 3 .. - i - -W 1 - - -- 2 .. - Seventy-Two mac! 744641 ' Q Q N an I ! f i? J 3 fa. 5 ' ' 1 ,.--is - -' f 2 . G l i , ,, -9 Q X ' I , ,aj 9 I 4,.,-- 1 U- ' I ' I O , I ' 4 E A . I 5 : J :am , v , . 1 thgfjfv Wy' ,,.'af 4 ,...-. X. l. Len: 2. Jim Durnoldg linux: 8. Cliff Lloyd. ,-- ' Norman Kunzc: 4. Dunne Colvin: 5. Richard McKcirn:m: 6. Tony Hcplcr: 7 Seventy-Three If ? If , -. 4A n P First row: Earl Kammerzell. Mel Prouty, Bob Olson. Mel Olson. John Morgan. Brddy Stttart. John Huber. Second row: Len Pyne. Coach: Art Manchester. Jerry Morasch. Dellmer Teade. Jim Prater, Carl Ray. LeRoy Tetrick. Jerry Gilchrist. The baseball team under the direction of Len Pyn: has had a fairly good sea- son. lt was not quite as good, however. as last year when they won the County Championship in a game that saw them defeat Steptoe 5 to 3. The team this year lost three of its first five games, but since then has won five straight. As the squad has only four seniors it looks good for the next year. The team only lacked experience and having gained it has really gone places. With only a few games left the boys look very good. l952 SEASONS RECORD Colfax ..... 8 Garfield .... 3 Colfax ,..,. l3 Palouse ...., .... . 5 Colfax ...,, 5 Colton .,.. ..., . 8 Colfax ..,, l Endicott 7 Colfax ,.v,, .. 2 Pullman ,,.. ..,., 7 Colfax ..,,, 9 St. John ..., ...A . 3 Colfax .,.., ,.... 7 Lacrosse 0 Colfax . ..... I5 N.C. Jv's v,., 4 Colfax ..... I9 Palouse , 3 Colfax lX Pullman . , , 3 Seventy-Four gcwedafl 'Wzdia ' Ig V- .-.f RX ...nav-49' 'l Q' uv '45 YA K' fi? 1 Cf 1 . q , xj 1 , f X lop. lull to right: I. lcrm 'lulriclm PfUlI1ihil11l.U 1. liuddy Slllllfl. Niuu Swing, 1. John Huhcr. Ima more scusom U n Il nh Hxllwlancrf' 7. Jcrly Muruxch. 4'WlIl 4. Curl Ruy. NSR lmskoutf' 5. I':u'l Kamlxnurlrll. ulIlll1IlH.iIHl.-F lv. Mel Isu. cz 1 5 , mix- nn Wil. S. lk-llmur lcmlc. 'ANL'XKCKVl1ICf. 9. Jim Prnlcn. Hlnllvlmum: hu-.uIy. IU. Huh Ulwn, nllcluxr Hnscrunncn Seventy-I-'iw me 1 a F.Av Bob Olson ,....,. .964 Jim Prater ,,..... .840 Carl Ray ....,w... .429 John Huber ..... .944 Mel Olson .......A.. ....... . 956 Dcl Teade ..,.,,.............. 1.000 Norm Sandberg .....,...,.. .905 Bud Stuart .................. .500 Gen: Hilty ......... .987 Mel Prouty ........ .917 John Morgan ...... .600 Jerry Morasch ....... .750 Leroy Tetrick .............. .750 Art Manchester ....... 1.000 Sandberg . Mel Olson. Bob Olson. Kammerzell Huber ..... Ga AB 29 32 30 32 26 10 24 4 25 26 17 23 4 6 IP 38 15 42!3 5113 3 Seventy-Six 3B HR RBI 1 4 2 8 1 9 1 6 0 4 0 3 0 4 0 1 0 5 0 7 0 3 0 4 0 1 0 2 E.R. Av. 2.02 .931 1.75 9.80 .00 A v. 345 344 333 312 308 300 292 250 240 230 176 174 .000 500 . ,-4. ,-4. ,-kzwezaed QQKSGZQ 13? I Yullcylmll K'l1:1vx'pxoxu, imp um: Rux: Ann Rubin. Virpinm llilly. Ann llrmlir. I'.nln kmm ifnllulll mu: l:uYmm illwn. ,IuAnn Lwllnu. I-Lnnc llurxls. N11ll'1LLll'4.'l Daly, 2, Hike Manmgur lurlzlinc fwcl111mk, 1, Yulh-5lmll X1.m.n:ul I-lain l nY.n1m' Rhllwn. .IL-.nn Hrmhr. Suxcnly-Scxcn Hurlls, 4, Ihnsuhzlll x1iHI.l!L'I Warn.: Mnrrix. 5. llnskclhull lN1unupcr l'ull5 !'lllull. 6. Uir'f -Xllmlclv ,'Xwmmlim1 .-Xshls Xlicc Mclhnmlnl ' H.ukclh.4ll t'l1.m.piunx. lop nm: X'ilp:i11i.1 Ilillx, Iilnlm ,ln lulmmu, Ihvllnnn um limmu- Xrlxn-1111.411 0 lst ron. left to right: Carolyn Howell. Mavis Miller. Beverly Faires. Joanne Schneider. Gerry Olson. Ind. ron, left to right: Shirley Barr. Barbara Lindley. Ruth Ellison. Shirley Bergland. Margaret Doty. Pal Henry. lrd. ron. let: to right: Ann Torrance. Susan Matsen. l.aVonne Willson. Lorraine Schmiclt. Connie Weill. Billy Meyers 4th, row. Ielt lo right: Duane Stueekle. Shirley Carroll. Britta .lo Torrance. Oscar Anderson. Sth. row. left lo right: Hruee Kaiser. Conrad Weitl. Dave l.emon. Dave Tomlinson. Don Lemon. Coach. Mr. Kaiser This year the tennis team. under the capable direction of Mr. Kaiser and Mr. Taylor. has been a very successful one. The return of Oscar Anderson to the tennis ranks has greatly bolstered the squad. Although it was impossible to have all the boys and girls turning out play matches. their diligent practice will be of great help to them in gaining a berth on the team next year. The seeded netters who played in interschool matches this year were: GIRLS-LaVonne Willson. Pat Henry. Bev Faires. Joanne Schneider. Britta Jo Torrance. BOYS-Oscar Anderson. Bill Meyers. Conrad Weitz. Duane Stueckle. GIRLS' DOUBLES-LaVonne Willson. Pat Henry: Bev Fairies. Joann: Schneider. BOYS' DOUBLES-Oscar Anderson. Bill Meyersg Conrad Weitz. Duane Stueckle. MIXED DOUBLES-Oscar Anderson. Pat Henry: Bill Meyers. LaVonne Willson. SEASONS RECORD Lewiston ....,... . ..... IO Colfax ..... ll iiiLewiston .. .. 8 Colfax 7 iiiClarkston .... .. 7 Colfax . 4 Clarkston .................. 4 Colfax . .. S tiil Home Matches. Seventy-liighl W Left to right: Vernon Anderson, Charles Carroll. Carl Ray. Bill Henry. Oscar Anderson. Coach Taylor. Mel Olson. Bob Olson. . Last year's golf squad finished fourth in the l95l Bi-State League Championship tourna- ment held at Clarkston. l95Z - Golf is not a major sport in Colfax High and is the only sport not played on school time. The meets. unlike those of other sports. are held on Saturday mornings with all five schools competing in each meet. The 1952 Taylor-coached ball chasers were Carl Ray. Charles Carroll. Oscar Anderson. Mel Olson. Vernon Anderson, Bob Olson, and LeRoy Bergland. SEASON'S RECORD Colfax at Clarkston ...............................,.. Colfax placed Colfax at Lewiston ...... Colfax placed Colfax at Moscow ...... Colfax placed Colfax at Colfax ,..... ,..... C olfax placed Colfax at Pomeroy .,..., ..... C olfax placed INDIVIDUAL MICIET SCORE CARDS OF 1952 No. l Man No. 2 Man No. 3 Man Clarkston--Ray , . ......... .... 9 4 Carroll ......., l I3 M. Olson ....l03 Lewiston -O. Anderson ,.......,... 84 Carroll ,.., .,.,, 9 5 M. Olson .... 96 Moscow AO. Anderson ........ 87 Carroll .... . 94 M. Olson M100 Colfax O. Anderson 77 Ray . 82 Carroll 91 Point-roy O. fxnderson. .... tilt Ray .. .. .... 8? Carroll Sl Seventy-Nine 5th 5th 4th lst. 4th V V B. V. M No. 4 Man Anderson .... l02 Anderson... l02 Olson ..,.. .... l 00 Anderson., 94 Olson 7-l -'11 , A fx' 1 fy X 'NV ' L .l ty 1. mpc 'Q 1. my Ig-.L lu Ilillll I. M:1n1an'x lllllu hm. 2. IXICIYI xx: uulci' R, Alvsaxyx 14 Nm 11. mn' lv .WX surlmlx DI'Ulllk'IIl', 7. XVIMH :arc you? Only xcnml's'.' X. Hello, 9. 11,1 km ll fjlrm- .1 Immun' ll. lilcnl. Maxrpurn-l'.' Il. ll luxlcs puml :al 11011 liighty 'f '. 'Q ', 1 -fa YL, 45441 3 . .ak gt , . mga ,af Q in ' .? 'f .,, .1 , . J. a 1: Q , .... , 'NK A 'u 3 ' up -'I . x v 1 'Q-4 lls.. 4. Nut xg-.uw wnmrx. 5. ll u 'nrpmrul amd hur ulmmnx. IU, Il: .n. nr. I-1. Pun! C'uIlL's. UAW dx QS am v G d cmuvm l95x 9 2 if? ' ,W 5 55? Z I. That old bulldog fight! 2. It's not another senior slumber party - we're decorating Jeans float. 3. Looks good. 4. School starts. Back to the books. ll. Big Sister Party. Welcome Frosh. l3. G.A.A. lnitiation. Ooh, those wet noodles! l4. Colfax vs. Cheney in football. We lost. l4-16. Whitman County Fair. Jean Brodie Princess. I8. Annual Girls' Federation Mothers' Tea. 2l. Colfax vs. Dayton in football. Lost again. 22. Shrine Jamboree. Lost to Pullman, 7-0. 25. Annual Senior-Frosh show. 27. First student body meeting of the year. Prexy Don behind the gavel. 2? Bulldogs beat Pomeroy in football. That's the way wc like it. Eighty-Two Octofez 2. Whltman County Honor Band practice session. 5. Wallace beats Colfax in a close game. Score 14-13. 12. Sophomores give the Frosh a party. 12. Colfax beats Waitsburg. A small margin of l point. l8. Dads' night. Virginia Hilty and Uncle waltz winners. 19. St. Maries and Colfax fight to a tie. Score 7-7. 19. Senior Girls' slumber party. Who wants to sleep? 25. Rally for Homecoming game. 26. Homecoming, Colfax vs. St. Pats. Another victory for the Bulldogs. Queen LaVonne crowned at half-time. 29. National School Assemblies presents an archery program. l. Hold that line! Hold that Iinc! 2. Must be an exciting game. 3. This is football? 4. On Main street loo! 5. The shiek of Araby. 6. Homecoming beauties. 7. He's up. no he's down - He's over! 8. Hi down there! 9. Don'l you touch mc! Eighty-Three 4? 4-.J I. G.A.A. Sadie Hawkins Day Party. 2. We want a touchdown! 3. Wha' Happened? 4. Football Award Winners and the coach. 3. Colfax and Pullman fight to 0-0 score in lots of mud. 6. F.H.A. Mother and Father banquet. Installation of officers. 7. F.H.A. Faculty tea. 9. Colfax vs. North Central in last football game. We won 21-I4 9-l0. All high play. Big Hearted Herbert. A big success. l0. Girls' Fed. District Conference. Theme. Women in Service. l3. Football banquet. Coach's Award, Harry Brownellg lnspira- tional. Eugene Hiltyg Honorary Captain. Paul Coddg Mr. Tackle. Eugene Hilty. l7. Junior Prom, Stairway to the Stars. Queen Joanne Schneider. 20. Open house. Everyone invited. 2l. Out for Thanksgiving vacation. 29. Colfax vs. Oakesdale in basketball. We won. 30. Music concert. Band and Chorus. 30. Palouse Jamboree. Eighty-Four Decemfez 4. Moscow vs. Colfax in basketball. We lost. 7. Lamont vs. Colfax. We won. Pullman vs. Colfax. We lost by one point. ll. Gonzaga vs. Colfax. Lost again by one point. l4. Lacrosse vs. Colfax. Another victory. l5. Smoker with Cheney. 16. Annual Christmas program. 18. National School Aessemblies presents Hal Rodman in Make-up. 21. Christmas vacation. 28. House of David vs. Colfax All-Stars. House of David won. I. My nose. 2. You wouIdn't hit me! 3. Where is hc? 4. How does it look. coach? Eighty-Five l. C.H.S.'s Barber Shop Quartette. 2. Good going Jonnne 3 This is baseball Pit 4. Jerry does work. I guess. 5. Mammy Yokum 6 Senior Slumber Ptrly lCoochiel. 7. Ohl 8. National School Assembly 9 Judge Mike 2 Back to school. Happy New Year, Everybody 4 Endicott vs. Colfax in basketball. We lost but l won t mention the score 4 Smoker at Dayton. 8 Colfax vs. Moscow. We won this time l I Smoker with Clarkston. We won 55-4 l l Colfax vs. Pine City in basketball. Another win 15 Basketball game with Lamont. Won again I8 Smoker at Walla Walla. We lost. I8 Bulldogs beat Lacrosse in basketball. 23 Semester ends!! Now for the grades. 25 St. John beats Bulldogs in basketball. 26 Smoker with Central Valley. 29. Mr. Otto. of the National School Assemblies brings to us lhe Lrypt ol Civilization. Eighty-Six 7 Gonzaga Glee Club entertains us with a selection of musical numbers. Endicott beats Bulldogs in basketball. Score 46-45. Smoker with Dayton. Game with Pine City. Won again. Colfax at St. John. Victorious. Play con- test. Colfax first place. Colfax at Oakesdale. Another victory. Girls play day at Lacrosse. Lincoln's Birthday. I6. County basketball tournament. Endi- cott Champs. Colfax Second. Smoker with Clarkston. Smoker with Walla Walla. We won. 20-25. District basketball tournament. Endi- cott Champs. Kahlotus Second. State boxing tournament. Colfax Fifth. Len Brown champ in 140 pound division Washington's Birthday. Sportsman Dance Smoker with Mead. Lost again, 7-5. Smoker with Mead. Won this time. 65-35 Leap Year Dance at Elk's Club. 1. You can't do this to us! 2. Our mascot tdoesn't he look ferocious?J 3. Come on, Colfax! Eighty-Seven - . J I. Could this be a costume party? 2. Gone are the days. 3. Five little lassies. 4. At a Girls' Fed. 5. Smile purty for the camera. 6. They haven't changed a bit! 4. F.H.A. Initiation. Boxing: Colfax 3, Central Valley 4. 7. Boxing: Cheney at Colfax. l 1. Redheads vs. Colfax All Stars. 13. Boxing Banquet. Jim Prater, lnspira- tional and Coach's Awardsg Paul Codd, Captaing Richard Willson and Don Steiger, jackets: Bill Meyers and Charles Carroll, Silver Basketballs. I4-15. District Boxing at Pomeroy. I7-22. Courtesy Week. Margaret Doty and Hurry Brownell, King and Oueen. Eighty-Eight .National School Assemblies i Banquet. presents The Garciasf' Latin-American Danc- CYS. . Report cards. Ooh, those grades! -22. County Boxing at Garfield. . Badminton tournament at St. John. Gerry Olson, first in singlesg Patty Hen- ry, second in singles: Beverly Faires and Ann McCroskey, third in doubles. . Chorus concert, Springtime . Lady Jaycees' Style Show. Wow! those ligures. I. All Fools Day. 4. Band Concert. Baseball: Colfax 8, Garfield 3 Track Meet at Dayton: Colfax.20i pts. 8. Baseball: Colfax I3, Palouse 5. 9-I I. Spring Vacation. II. Baseball: Colton 8, Colfax 5. Baseball: Pullman 7. Colfax 2. Father-Son F.F.A. Banquet. l5. I6. ical program. I8. Baseball: Endicott 7, Colfax I. Rev. Henry, blind pianist, presents mus- W I9 I9 22 23 24 29 Lewiston Invitational at Clarkston Track Meet. Colfax, 4 Points. Senior Ball, Aloha, featuring Perry Pring and Orchestra. Girls' Play Day at W.S.C. Boxing, Track, and Baseball Banquet. Mel Olson, outstanding Boxer of Year. Duane Colvin, Captain, AI Brown, Coach's Award. Oratorical Contest. Rosalia and Colfax. Bill Curtis winner. Track Meet. Potlatch at Colfax. Student Body primary elections. Baseball: Colfax 9, St. John 3. I. Basketball Award winners. Paul Codd and Jim Prater, with Coach Pyne. 2. G.A.A. badminton team. 3. l-'.H.A. initiates. 4. Queen Margaret and King Harry of Courtesy Week. Eighty-Nine May Day. Bi-State Track Meet at Dayton. Baseball game. Colfax, 7, Lacrosse, 0. Baseball game. Colfax, l5, North Cen- tral Uunior Varsityl 4. Baseball game. Colfax, 19, Palouse, 3 Junior Girls' farewell party to Seniors Girls' Federation election of officers. Baseball. Colfax at Pullman. District Track Meet at Walla Walla. Mother's Day. Baseball. Colfax at Garfield. Spring Play. Arsenic and Old Lace. Ninety . Student Body elections. Baseball. Tekoa at Colfax. Tri-District Track Meet at Lewis Clark. Spokane. Junior-Senior Banquet. Baseball. Clarkston at Colfax. Band Concert. Baseball. Steptoe at Colfax. -24. State Track Meet at Pullman. . Baccalaureate. . Central Valley at Colfax. Baseball. . School Picnic. . Last Day. Graduation. Zlfl Nw MXXSQ. Wmvss 1 9 Q 5 455 LK .. X2 f fi - ., QL Congratulations to the graduating class of I 9 5 2 This space contributed by . . M. BRYANT. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGECN DR. W. N. FREEMAN PHYSICIAN AND SUREEON BRADY BUILDING COLFAX, WASH OLE SLIND. M. D. GRADY BUILDING COLFAX. WASH. TEL. 324 LESLIE R. BARBER. D. M. D. OLD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING TEL. 441 COLFAX. WASH. W. J. F. TRETNER. D. D. 5. GRADY BUILDING TEL. 496 IIOLFAX. WASH. ROBERT T. HENRY. M. D. GRADY BUILDING COLFAX, WASH. TEL. 99 DR. CONRAD WEITZ. JR. PHYSICIAN AND SLIRGECN PHONE 558 N. IIEV3 MAIN COLFAXV WASH. DR. E. O. WESSELS NATURCPATHIC PHYSICIAN COLFAXV WASH. TEL. B2-R LOUIS DAVID BROWN, D. O. CSTECPATHIC PHYSICIAN ANI: SURGEON COLFAX WASHINGTON ELLSWORTH C. LARSDN. D. D. S. TELEPHONE BB OOLFAX WASHINGTON Ninety-Two Of Colfax, Washington GORDON'S GROCERY MODEL Fresh Vegetables Laundry and Dry Cleaning Frozen Food - Ice Cream Rugs, Drapes, Curtains Qualify Merchandise And Every Laundry Service s. 702 Main Phone 280 Dry Cleaning WE DELIVER COLFAX, WASH. PHONE l83 NEIL TIRE SALES 8: SERVICE Tire Headquarters for Colfax and Vicinity RECAPPING AND REPAIRING - ANY TYPE OR SIZE Phone 19 402 S. Main When you think of Tires Think of Neil Tire Sales 8 Service Ninety-Three ,CQ ' 7 Watch for Sign of S Flying Red Horse Fresh Vegetables Frozen Food SEE lee Cream , , , g N Erlc's Mobil Service SEVEN-DAY SERVICE At the Sign of the Flying Red Horse l6l5 Cedar St. Phone 458 24 HOUR SERVICE JONES TRUCK 8. IMPLEMENT McCormick Farm Equipment CRAWLER TRACTORS and WHEEL TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Phone l97 Colfax, Washington g C CL FAX, WNFFH l NGTCN Licensed Electricians WESTINGHOUSE Home Appliances and Power Tools ORLEN J. CHESNUT Electric and Magneto Service Bosch Magnetos. Sales and Service SEI-I US ABOUT - - - Repair All Makes of Magnetos Repairing all forms of Machinery Generator. Starter and Electric Motor Repairing. All Makes Phone 76 im wan W- 205 Faifvifw S'- Colfax, Wash. Phone 516-R Ninety-Four Best Wishes to the Class of l952 S. H. CAFFEE, Wholesale Distributor Standard Oil Company of California COLFAX, WASHINGTON KORNER KOFFEE KUP By the Twin Bridges We Feature . . . STEAKS, CHOPS and HOME-MADE PIES Hannah Martinson 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 Ralph S. Owen. District Manager NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Phone 789 Colfax. Wash. Standard Lumber Company Everything in the Building Line SZ is Building Time A R C H E R Transfer and Storage Light and Heavy Hauling Anywhere . . . For Friendly Service Anytime ' ' ' Anyplace . . . L. C. LEANDER, Mgr. In Washington 2- Telephone I44 S. 214 Main Street Z2Tti:i'lW5Sh- Res. I2-Y ROCK OF AGES MEMORIALS Look for This Seal on Your Monument or Marker Rufus C. Jones, Sole Owner D. MILLGARD 81 CO. E. 112 spring Phone 241 Ninety-Five Wil H l all-Tlmafflgfg A Ai m For Fine Fuel ill Phone 79 Colfax, Washington COLFAX TABLE SUPPLY ROGERS BROS. SEED CO. Katie Culling IHCOFPOFHICG WE DELIVER Breeders and Growers of .... PEAS, BEANS and CORN EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE Phone 97-R COLFAX, WASHINGTON COLFAX. WASHINGTON Best Wishes To The Class Of 1952 Brown 8. Holter Chevrolet Co. Chevrolet COLFAX, WASHINGTON Oldsmobile Ninety-Six CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS of '52 COLFAX GRAIN 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 COLFAX SHEET METAL If It's METAL We Can Do lt Phone 161-R Colfax, Wash. COMMERCIAL PRINTING Printing Our Specialty OFFICE SUPPLIES Colfax Print Shop Everything for the Office Phone 104 PAUL L. BERGLAND N. ZOH Main Colfax. Wash BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Schneidmiller 6- Faires Full Line of Modern Case Farm Machines fl? Telephone 40 E. 306 Third St. Colfax, Washington Ninety-Seven goflow the ulfcfoga . . . and Colfax High Activities in the COLFAX ..A.V .. BILL WILMOT, Publisher Printing 1- Advertising COLFAX, WASHINGTON C roses ' S. ll9 Main - Colfax, Wash. ANDERSON'S BAKERY Fresh Every Day Quality Goods Always Elliott's Auto Mart aj if I. '1 F ff I Soles and Service Complete body and fender shop DAVE BURNS Auto Electric N.A.P.A. Jobbers Automotive Equipment Colfax, Wash. Phone 162 Ninety-Eight COLFAX MOTOR COMPANY Pontiac G. M. C. Trucks G. E. Humphrey 8: Sons, Prop. Potlatch Yards, Inc. Fuel and Building Materials C. L. MCCONNELL, Mgr. Tel. 460 BILL WALTER'S BUTLER-MILLER CAMERA and SPORT SUPPLIES AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate One Day Photo Service HUNTING and FISHING SUPPLIES N. 1215 Main Sl. Colfax. Wash. COLFAX BRANCH Seattle-First National Bank Colfax, Washington Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Ninety-Nine if W CLOTHIERS 6 High Grade Men's Clothing - Furnishings and Shoes Styles of Today with a Touch of Tomorrow WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY lFormerly Gamble Storesl Zyeatem Hardware - Furniture - Appliances - Tires - Plumbing Roofing - Sporting Goods - Auto Supplies Colfax, Washington Phone 355 Washington Water Power Co. The friendly electrical service of the Inland Empire Cut Flowers - Corsages DEYSENROTH'S Floral Shop and Greenhouses S. i008 Meadow St. Colfax, Wash. Phone 66-R We are still operating as usual adding cvcry improvement to . . . Enable us to give prompt efficient service COLFAX FLOUR MILL N. 506 Mill Street ADAMS PLUMBING 8. HEATING Crane. Kohler, Standard Plumbing Fixtures Apex Dish Washers Hot Water Home Heating Plants Ph. 210-R Colfax, Wash. One Hundred Colfax Grain 8. Feed Co. Feeds - Seeds - Supplies McEuen 8 Edgren MUSIC and ELECTRIC SHOP T- Phone 612 423 N. Main St- N. IZU Main Colfax, Wash. DAvlD's sl-los HosPlrAL R 0 Z E L V5 Fine Shoe Repairing KENNETH DAVID Marshall-Wells Store Arvin and Zenith Appliances Paints and Sporting Goods Housewares and Gifts Coleman Oil Heaters and Furnaces Colfax Washington Colfax. Washington Phone ll-R Telephone 303 N. 524 Main - , - 4 .. , . . ,435 5 Jonn DEERE ummm.: gs' SALES -1- SERVICE - PARTS 0f.moolQl'1ant'A An Independent Depar tment Store Men's and Women's Wear Colfax, Washington Phone 48 One Hundred One AII Good Wishes for the Class of I952 J.C. PENN EY CO. QUALITY APPAREL - FAIRLY PRICED Colfax, Washington GORDON EBBERT Texas Co., Consignee Phone 98-R Colfax, Washington ELK DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists Phone 51 COLFAX, WASHINGTON Dr. Raymond Forrey Colfax Monument Co I I ' I op ome ns Authorized Dealers of Visual Training - Visual Correction Guardian Memorials --- l I0 West Wall St. Tel. 221 Phonc 42 Colfax Fay Dickey. Prop. Best Wishes and Congratulations . . . TO THE CLASS OF '52 ALDEN'S STUDIO Makers of Fine Photographs Colfax Washington One Hundred T W0 ART A T 0 R s . X R 0 Q, A 'H 4 gp ' .1 2 ENGRAVING 8 ELECTROTYPE CONINC. 1 In T010 FIRST AVENUE SEATTLE 4. WASHINGTON Q g,.8cHotoL 9M X Allis-Chalmers Harris Cheney Oliver MCSWEENEY TRACTOR CC. Main and Harrison Colfax, Washington P. 0. Box 466 Phones 766 and 767 E N D S L E Y'S PAUL BRICE for pismbufo, FLOWERS - FINE CHINA SILVER and GIFTS SH Corsages Made to Order Wedding and Sick Room Bouquets Phone 400-R Colfax, Wash. Colfax' Wash. Phone IQSUR S k D 'cs 'e's coNGRATuLATloNs T 9 suns BAG coMPANY 0 The mass of 52 Phone 293 Robideaux Buick Co. When better automobiles are built- North H08 Clay BUICK will build them Comix Washington Colfax, Wash. Phone 666 One Hundred Four COMPUMENTS OFM- COLFAX DAIRY PRODUCTS ff Jersey Ice Cream Is Better insist On Jersey Brand Dairy Products Correct Apparel For Women Good Shoes Correctly Fitted Phone IZ6 Colfax, Wash. Pick-Up and Clif ROA' . . MS ,mum Delivery Service The Llstenefsi Station ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES Colfax Wash I GASOLINE. OIL. LUBRICATION , . Art Rossmeissl Chevron Gas Station 1450 KC LBS Junction l95-295 Phone 533 GRADY DRUG COMPANY L. E. KLOCK ln Business for Your Health Colfax, Washington - Phone l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1952 Dr. P. G. Weisman One Hundred Five Compliments of Hamilton Drug Store The Rexall Store L. L. BRUNING FUNERAL HOME Where Your Prescriptions Are Compounded Exactly As Prescribed Phone 37 Colfax' Washington Colfax, Washington POWELL PLUMBING 8. HEATING Sheet Metal Work - Pumps and Water Systems Coal Stokers and Oil Burners Corner Main and Canyon Streets Phone 74 SCOTTY CUMMINS ATHLETIC SUPPLY 26 East Alder St. A Tel. 5349 Walla Walla. Washington Class of SPECIALIZING IN SCHOOL AND TEAM EQUIPMENT From A BOOSWT FOR ALL TYPES OF SPORTS ' H. M. tHanki Ulevog u4e We Cover E. A. tEdi Hochsprung 5 W I The Inlancl Empire Rea' Esfate . ....................................................... Farm Lgqng 8: IHSUFUDCG Phone 770 N. 114 Main. Colfax One Hundred Six Deaf sfff-at ffi'wfmf 'rn 0 I. 7 ,A A 1:11:12 1- X., 4 t ,Pl J lxjfxv ,,lf S 1 r The hest in Screen Entertainment presented with eye-ease projection and wide-range fidelity sound. WOODWARD'S Everything to wear for Colfax Refrigeration Service Frigidaire Home Appliances Refrigerators - Electric Ranges Commercial Refrigeration the entire family Automatic Washers and Dryers Home Freezers Phone Sl Service on All Types of Refrigeration CITY CAB - 24-HOUR SERVICE S. 407 Lake. Colfax. Washington PHONE 56 Bill and Agnes Parvin. Owners Colfax Cabinet Shop BUILT-INS - WAl,l, Tll.lf STORM SASH Colfax O.K. Rubber Welders New and Used Tires Reed's Grocery N. H03 Morton SI.. Colfax Open Week Days: 8 lo 6:30 l08 li. Thorn Phone 7lI Repairing and Capping ORCH Sumlilysi 9 lo ft Western Gas8.Power Daily Bulletin SPCKANE of IDAHO News When lt's News Propane Gas for Fine Living Tcl, 285 N, 102 Mill Stl Phone 662 Colfax. Wil. HM STAKSK One Hundred Seven Florsheim 1 steam X -L Shoes oon CLOTHES MEN 'M Bon GRETENCORT TELEPHONE No, 2 Capps Clothes - Arrow Shirts - Stradivari Sport Shirts - White Stag Jackets Jantzen Swin Suits, Sweaters - Brentwood Sweaters - Wilson Bros. Furnishings Swank Jewelry - Billfolds Hole-proof Hosiery for Women Congratulations to the .... Graduating Class of '52 Good Luck and Best Wishes in the Future Coolci-French Post No. Al American Legion Colfax Washington PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY F O N K ' S 5C to S1-oo Sf0f9 With Insurance From . . . SHOP HERE and SAVE Stueckle 8. Franz Insurance Phone 54 Telephone l27 Colfax, Wash. One Hundred Eight Kelvinator Ranges and Refrigerators COLFAX HOTEL COFFEE SHOP and Home Freezers Serving the finest in American and Bendix Washers' lffmefs and Dfyefs Oriental dishes. New Home Sewing Machines R. C. A. Radios Fred D. Eng, Proprietor WOOD Open 6 a. m. to midnight daily . 0 Electric Appliance Comany Saturday until l a. m. Grady Balcony - Colfax, Wash. Congratulations to the . . Graduating Class of '52 Good Luck and Best Wishes in the Future Golden Grain Aerie 23l7 notes tones Colfax Washington GEORGE M. RASQUE 8. Son A.I.A. Architects Specializing in Schools and Other Public Buildings Washington Trust Bank Bldg. Spokane, Washington Phone MA l770 One Hundred Nine The House of Fine Furniture Colfax Furniture Store N. 220 Main Strcct Phone 84 GENES MEET YOUR FRIENDS National Farm Loan lil UTC ASSOCIATION Distinctive Jewelry Ph0l1C 307 Colfax Group 25-W Watch and Radio Repairing Grace and Harry Davis T. A. Sanders Colfax' Wn- Colfax Market CONGRATULATIONS TO The Graduating Class of '52 Interior Warehouse , X Q The COMPANY MEA TS and GROCLRIES Sisters of St. Ignatius Grain -1 Fertilizers Phone I0 Hospital Tel. 53 or 273 Colfax. Wn. Sterling Silver Watches 'n'Efm'f'0m KINCAID a d GLASER Hamm Gorham 'flllllrilyn of riirtd dvd' Elgm Hflo 1 J E w E E n s WYICI' ur on Cogrxx. WASHINGTON BUIOVZI Wallace Phone 188 Gruen COMPARE OUR ORANGE BLOSSOM QUALITY DIAMONDS ELITE CLEANERS Eu.loTT's PAINT srone LAUNDRY SERVICE S. 220 Main. Colfax. Wash. Phone 75 PHONE 515 Colfax, Washington One Hundred-Ten COLFAX HOTEL Colfax Grain Growers, Inc. R ' d d f . . . ewmmen e or Farmer Owned, Farmer Controlled COMFORT and CONVENIENCE T. E. ROBERGE Phone 309 Colfax, Wash. COLFAX, WASHINGTON COLFAX SECURITY COMPANY Insurance BO HENRY TELEPHONE 207 Fred Stapleton .loc Short S. 8. S. GROCERY Homemade Pies Phone 34 ny mg ny imc A th' A T' Owned and Operated by N. 106 Main Colfax, Wash. ANDY ZEDWICK l MOORE'S FURNITURE Everything for the Home from Cellar to Attic The Big Granite Building with Five Floors of Furniture Colfax, Washington Phone 777 One Hundred-Eleven COLFAX BRANCH The Old National Bank Of Spokane A Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Melvin C. Binder, D.D.S. Colfax. Washington Office Phone Ill - Res. I39-R BEN WOOD Real Estate and Insurance E. ll6 Spring St. Across from Safeway. Colfax. Wash. If It Can Be Sold. 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