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

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Twelve Years To ether Martha Washington, Scaled: Sherry Dauln-rl, ,laniw llt-Inu, lloln Schultz. llolm Sweat, llicliard Hor- gan, Holm Sl'IlIllIl'k. Standing: ,Indy R1-pp, Dorothy Carroll, lris Kroll, Nlar- lvne' Ilarris, Sandra Iluliharfl, Toni Cooley, ,It-rry Schott, Dick Olson. Hamilton Se-ated: Sharon Hodge, Virginia Kram- lich, Arlene lirannan, Mary Enos. Gloria Morasch, Marjorie Sommerfeld. Second row: Tom McFarland, Earl Mc- Donald, Wayne Cook, Joe Miller, Mike Johnson, jim McFarland. Third row: Lynn Enos, Fred Cass, Nancy Heiden- ri-ich, Jani- Henry, Dick Furry. Jim Lord. lass Will Continued RON SCOTT leaves his boots and also his size to Ted Bauscher. BOB SWPIAT passes on his quiet, gentlemanly ways fha hal to Jake Helt. The shy and quiet attitudes of HAZEL RUTHER- FORD and IRIS KROLL are willed to the rowdy Juniors. LINDA VALORZ leaves all her many talents to all you poor untalented kids. BILL WOOD wills his well worn book, Technique of Troublemakingf, to David House. LICANNE WOOD leaves her athletic ability and personality to Sherry Olson. The SENIORS will their ability of asking ques- tions on previously explained material in order to use up some of the recitation period, to the Freshmen. The SENIOR BOYS will their fighting spirit to the Sophomoresg and to the Juniors. we leave many original hand carvings on thc prcniiscs. symbolic of our past presence. To the faculty we give back everything we have learned l'f?t in tht- last four years. The CLASS OF '56 leaves . . . nccd we say more?

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Class Will WHEREAS: We, the noble and sagacious Senior class of 1956 of the Colfax High School located in the city of Colfax. Whitman County, State of Washington, the United States of North America, about to pass from this, our present realm. forever and ever, and realizing that we are the most intelligent class that ever trod the spacious halls of this honorable and incorruptible edifice having reconvened from the dreadful disease known as education and, being of sound body and weak mind, deem it meet and fair that our earthly wealth, which is ours by right of gain flawfully and otllerwisej be properly distributed among our less fortunate brethren, do declare and publish this our last will and testament by virtue of which all previous instruments are declared in default, invalid, null and void, and of no consequence whatsoever: VIRGINIA BALDWIN passes on her willingness to work on committees to Durand Cox. ARLENE BRANNAN leaves her Girls' Federation announcements to next year's president. DOROTHY CARROLL wills her ornery but innocent wayito Bub McIntyre. ALVIN COLVIN gives back everything he has borrowed the last four years. JANICE HELM leaves exhausted and flustrated after being teased by DUANE OCHS and many, many, others. LEE CONNORS leaves, a fine up-standing man, ready to meet the world. WAYNE COOK wills his long, black, curly locks to Mike Burke. The labels in TOM COLLEY'S locker are given to a new fashion in wallpaper. DEA DANIEL wills her characteristic worries to Penni McGrady. The charming laugh of SHERRY DAUBERT is left to Paul Langlitz. LYNN ENOS wills his Colgate smile to depressed underclassmen. MARY ENOS leaves her vim, vigor, and vitality to Kris Felber. SHARON HARLOW leaves, Qshe hopesj, so she is going to take all her charm with her. RICHARD FURRY wills his nickname, Fleece to some fortunate person. FRED GASS wills his shapely legs and his bass voice to Carol Ann Repp. MARLENE HARRIS started to leave her hair, but decided she didn't look as well bald. LIN HARRISON gives his surplus pep to you. All Democrats, notice!! JIM HARTMAN leaves, hurrah! NANCY HEIDENREICH wills a new set of tested scales to next year's treasurer, to balance the books. JANE HENRY and VIRGINIA KRAMLICH leave their ruined voices to next year's yell leaders. SHARON HODGE wills her acting ability to John Rossmeissl. CYNTHIA HOLBROOK leaves her sister Penny for C.H.S. to take care of. SANDRA HUBBARD bequeaths her way with the underclassmen to Annette Vandeveer MIKE JOHNSON leaves six inches of rubber on the bridge. JIM LORD leaves his rat gun to Judy Rubin to keep for the week-end hunts. CHARLOTTE McCROSKEY'S outstanding personality is given to Pat Johnson. EARL MCDONALD passes on the neat laugh to Willie Lowe. TOM MCFARLAND leaves the name McFARLAND and his sly grin to his brother, Chuck. JIM MCFARLAND leaves the ruins of his beat up old S8zS grocery truck to the junk yard. JACK MARTIN, to be different, leaves slowly. LARRY MARTIN wills his fine band cooperation and everything else except 6'Marge! JOE MILLER wills his traffic violations to next year's driving teacher for futher investi- gation. JUDY MILLER passes on her dancing ability to Pat Nelson, and also little marks on her report card that say whispers too much. GLORIA MORASCH leaves with hopes of changing her name. RICHARD MORGAN leaves his Junior Prom experiences to Roger Brindle. DUANCE OCHS will his way with women to his brother, La Verne. DICK OLSON wills his easy going way to Cordell Harder. BEVERLY PRATT wills her red hair to Brad Parlin. My, wouldn't he look nice. ROBERT RAHLF leaves his nickname, Peewee, to Ralph Hodge. JUDY REPP wills her contagious grin to no one-she likes it herself. BOB SCHMICK leaves his dimples and innocent look to Ted Bauscher. JERRY SCHOTT leaves the teachers some peace and quiet. BOB SCHULTZ bequeaths his basketball shoes to Gary Davidson. MARJORIE SOMMERFELD passes on the charm of her smile to Linda Streamer.

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U.N. Trip Leanne Wcmod. through her essay on the United Nations and by personal interview, was selected by the IOOF Lodge as its high school delegate from Colfax for the United Nations Tour to New York. Boys, State RICHARD MORGAN MIKE JOHNSON Girls' State JFDY MILLER MARY ENOS SHARON HARLOW JANE HENRY JFDY REPP