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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1959 volume:

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ELLEY REDMOND J 7X5 Art Editor X Y f K K Y I i i J I I , W I 1 I 1 1 A E Dedication To this, our Alma Mater- Through the years the many students who have attended this institution of learning have, each and every one of them, contributed something to, and at the same time taken something from, our school. Because of the high quality of her students as well as her instructors, C.H.S. has grown and developed until she has come to be recognized as one of the outstanding schools in the state. C.H.S. has been praised more and more with every passing year for her schol- ars, her athletes, her leaders - her champions in every field. As 'a result we, the last segment of a long line of students who have Walked her halls, benefit most from the recognition and prestige our school has been acquiring all the years. It is therefore fitting and just that We dedicate the last BLUE and COLD uto Colfax High School and to all those who have attended it, whether to teach or to learn. 32 AdminiStI'ati01'1 Seniors Table of Contents Organizations Classes Sports 'Q . ,- ---- 2- ww uri: 114 ' V ' sf' .,,, --,: W ,,,A -1, 4, - 'ffm g,.:,,g MIN - 5 - I ,,:.,..... A A: , , h A - - 1? 'f5x, 5 ,354 :Q .37 f ,, V is ng ,sn-,sf-5 . . - xmfhi- , , .5 Q , .,, V, - ,i. is if -Q s f in 'sf ,J fl W Q . Q f ,X-f:fi',.5g, v f3fi'L?T2f'e1? 95- :-wigs--f':.r V' I . 4+ A. fi.,kwsfsi,,,,.,-W ,: f fp. c Activities Calendar Advertisements 4 atwn ' PHI Q ka-E A H Y 2 . ,, ? QM my A 'gf ,NNE , .W if Q , MN , in 34? lu!! 1 5' 2 - if i E X, 1 H- W , WH: I gig 5 7 -Q ,. W4 W 2 L4 1 Q ' 1 4 I 4 '1 E l 5 4 i M mwwmrvf-L THE SUPER SUPER Only hungry minds become educated. The mind requires constant nourishment of new knowledge, new interests, and new experience The school provides these things for you. I hope that each one of you will recelve his full share of this HOWARD MOSES er Behind The Throne Ed Hochsprung Chairman Chauncev Kenedy, Leslie Rubin, Irwin McGuire, Sumner Perkins, Clerk THE PRINCIPAL OF THE THING Regardless of the ability of each student, there is something in school life which can benefit him if he will make the effort to seek it. Americaustill provides unlimited opportunities for the person who is willing to work toward a goal. Desirable habits and ambitions in high school will aid materially in de- veloping a well rounded, happy, successful life for each indi- vidual. 6 GLENN POWELL , A me .... .. 0 . ,NSW .A M- 1- Hlgh 00001 F00UlW ' 1-, f .. - ' f .,'... ' in IQ M 451 i if 44' RICHARD FELBER si ,fi SW -ff .... s if fiiww Mm Vice Prmcipal Boys PE 4,95 V1 or -' SWE, W . 35iig1,i,,i., 0, Q.. 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Trainingg Girls' P.E.g Badminton Coachg Commercialg Soph. Advisor English III IV Dramatrcs Cont. Prob.: Football Coachg C.A.A. Advisorg Servettes Ad- Coachg Senior Advr or Asst. Basketball Coachg Junior visorg Soph. Advisor Advisor CHARLESK MUELLER English Ig Speech: Journal- ismg Debate Coach' Senior Advnor, Cold Facts Advlsor, Thespian Advisor ELIZABETH NELSON Spanishg Lating World His- toryg Ceographyg Senior Ad- visorg Blue and Gold Ad- visor High chool Faculty SIGVALD NORMAN Instrumental Musicg Junior Advisor ELVA ROBERGE WERNER SCHBOTHE English I, Hg Soph. Advisorg Agricultureg Farm Shopg Girls' Federation Advisor F.F.A. Advisor Coachg Asst Junior Ad- JUDY LOWE Office Secretary JAKE HELT Custodian ADAM LUFT Custodian Student Council Mid K Pariiamentarians Bing' HZQBQ juniflf fdairances Ratts. uw-iam right: John Perrlfl ss Represemauvefl ijouncilman-af'LargeiIice President? Mall! Connie Leif W 'P homofe a . ne Dame' 5 dent BOGY m Chalrman' . 3 ne Wllmoni, SOP . , t.Larg6,. Du? -1 F eeman, W H age, PIOEW 1 L ader, 9 lgiifkpatrick, Councllfffuizzav President, Bn? Cliairmali? Elph, 0 Schllmegafv Yei e stages Studs Schuldi, Pfogfa Yell Queen, She W IBlaIiBe1 YSBCllEj:a1dldr Qclaz-idler Neuenichwander' B?-aisis, fell Leader' Advisor MR. POWELL, Principal Symbolizing the democratic form of government is our Student Council, made up of the Student Body officers and class representatives. One of the most important functioning groups in the school, the Council has assisted the fac- ulty in keeping our school program running smoothly, has introduced new and interesting ideas and has passed leg- islation on them, and has sponsored many important activities during the year. Many were its accomplishments. The Student Council sponsored the highly successful Homecoming Day with a huge Bonfire the preceding evening, initiated the Rally Squad, further organized the Pep Band, provided for the minutes of every meeting to be pub- lished in the COLD FACTS, introduced a Welcome Committee for new students, provided movies at noon during the second semester, sponsored the Freeman Cup, and in cooperation with the Eagles made it possible for high school students to Q attend special spring dances in the Eagles' Hall. During the year we, the students, S 1 M enjoyed many interesting student body meetings and programs. - F 8, Many thanks are due to this group of students who have rendered their services V w unselfishly toward the betterment of Colfax High School. Special recognition is A ' due to the chairman, Bill Freeman, to Mr. Powell, the advisor, and to Lynn Steiger 0' l' for cooperating with the other officers and students in achieving one of the most ,I Q L active and interesting years old CHS has ever had. ENT f X Zfidlnwf I0 tudent Body Officers President Secretary MARY HELEN BARBER lyk-wfwwaawr:seam-mmzmmwiaemfsiwmwvwm LYNN STEIGER Vice President BILL FREEMAN Program Chairman GARY SCHULDT Program C11 airman RALPH HODGE I I -U Treasurer FRANCES RATTS W,.,,.. ,,--wfif,-,r ff,,.L ,,,. , ,,,w,,,. X,,, ,, 'WMM f..,, Twelve Year Groups HAMILTON KNEELING: Dorothy Brannan Virginia Johnson Arlene Long Shelly Redmond Anne Pierce Mary Ann Sumerfield Carol Stuart STANDING: Ralph Hodge Larry Gunn Dick Raugust George Wehnes Bruce Faires Chuck McFarland Leslie Leander John Perry ,,,., g,,...a.,1 viiikdasifwff' I Q A bv b A, ,.-. .5 L33 AA H ,V In EJ N -t .. . F i' i,,,,g,fi I A ft 2-, ,w i X or ,I r:,o I zzl J ' ' ' l A 11 v-'- 'k Q V wa , '::?'.2f1fff1-nzafev. . ' ill ' 1 and 2 ACADEMY, 3-6 HAMILTON 8 Years STEPTOE 1-3 HAMILTON, 48 ACADEMY 7 and 3 ELEMENTARY Genice Depew Mary Helen Barber Penny Holbrook Janet Neuenschwander Roger Weskil BETTY Folsom Carol Ratliffe Toni Morrison Donna White MARTHA WASHINGTON - KNEELING: Naomi Unruh, Carol Brown, Sherry Schlunegar, Connie RePP, .lulie Daubert, Polly Parnell, Judy Carrol, Lonna Morse, Faye Schmick, Marilyn Vannice. STANDING: Garry Martin, Ray Carson, Ron Olson, Steve Kammerzell, Dennis Broweleit, Jerome Daubert, Jack Willsey, Roger Carson, John Aeschliman, Tony Appel, Duane Daniel, Lynn Steiger. IZA x f 3:-5, ' il wit, x if 2 T, mm: in FALL President ,...,,,,...5..,.,...,,,,,,,, SEMESTER OFFICERS DENNIS BROWELEIT Vice President ....... ..,.,.,....... R OGER WESKIL Secretary ...,....,... ..... V IRGINIA JOHNSON Treasurer ..,,..... .......... J ULIE DAUBERT EE 61 . Seniors f X 5' Since beginning high school four years ago, the mighty class of '59 has been through thick and thin together. Winning the cowbell, the games, sponsoring mixers, and their Junior Prom, nAround the Worldf, have all been contributions to the memories they will always cherish. They began their fourth and final year with the Senior-Frosh party. The highlight of the fall was having their float with its theme, 4'Key to the Palouse Empire, win first place in the Whitman County Fair. After seeing both the football and the basketball teams through undefeated seasons, the class of '59 brought to a climax four memorable and enjoyable years in CHS, with the traditional Senior Ball. Senior-Fresh Night -.1-i 4 CLASS ADVISORS Mueller, Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Morrison. SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS President ....................,..,............ GARRY MARTIN Vice President .,,.,,.. .....,... LARRY GUNN Secretary ........,,,... ....,.., D ICK RAUGUST Treasurer .......... ,,...... R OGER CARSON I4 mwwttfa,M,nia gsu,41 mm,,Q. f .f MARY HELEN BARBER You can't change the past, but you can ruin a perfectly good present by worrying about the future. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, Class officer 2, Student Body officer 4, Senior Ball princess 2, Homecoming princess 4, Fair princess 4, BLUE and GOLD 4. TERRY B. BOLDT Sic semper tyrannis. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2. DOROTHY LUCILLE BRANNAN Dot I exist as I am. - Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4. ETHEL MAE BONTADELLI Mae The only way to have a friend is to be a friend. Steptoe High 1, Girls' Fed. 2, 3, 4, Cabinet and Council 3, 4, Pres. 4, Inspiration Award 3, Girl-of-the-Month 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, All-High Play 2, Badminton 2, 3, Chorus officer 4, Servettes 3, 4, Rally Squad 4, Girls' State 3, COLD FACTS 4, BLUE and GOLD 4. JOHN AESCHLIMAN The true use of speech is not so much to express our wants as to conceal them. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, Golden C 4, Football 4, Honor Chorus 1, 2, 3, Chorus officer 4, Boys' Quartette 1, 3, 4, Octette 1, 2, Thespians 1, 2, Class officer 1. ANTHONY J. APPEL Tony You receive no more than you give. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 4, State Farmer 3, 4, Class officer 1, Student Council 4, Semi- finalist in National Merit Scholarship Contest 4. I JANIECE. JEAN APPEL Live and let others live. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, State Homemaker Degree 3, Chorus Contest 1, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 1st place Voice of Democracy Contest 4. , i ROGER LOUIS CARSON Cars He looks the world in the face and fears not any man. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Officer 33 Golden C 1, 2, 3, 4, Of- ficer 33, Football 3, 4, co-captain 4, Inspiration award 33 Boxing 1, 2, 3, outstanding boxer flnland Empire? 3, District Champ 2. .l UDITH RUTH CARROLL fudy Not only to exist, but to amount to something. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 43 FHA 13 GAA 43 Class officer 33 Chorus concert 1, Operetta 13 Servettes 33 Senior Ball princess 33 BLUE and GOLD 4. ARDENA ZACHLINE CUTLER Dean I luwe crossed the foothills, yonder lie the mountains. Endicott High lg Girls' Fed. 2, 3, 4, Outstanding service award 33 FHA 2. DENNIS RAY BROWELEIT Denny I may be tall, but I'm still reaching for the moon. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 33 Golden C l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable mention at state tournament 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Ping Pong doubles champ lg M.A.Th. 43 Thespians 1, 2g Boys' Quartette 1, 3, 43 Class officer 4. CAROL ANN BROWN If the outlook is dark, try the uplook! Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 43 GAA 43 Junior Prom Princess 2, Homecoming queen 4, Fair princess 4. RAYMOND LLOYD CARSON Rakins Opportunity may knock, but temptation more often rings the bell. Boys' Fed. l, 2, 3. SHANNON CLARE CALDWELL Shenandoah All art is an imitation of nature. Holy Names Academy 3g Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 43 FHA 1, 2g GAA 2, 43 Chorus contest 1, 2, Operetta 1. JEROME W. DAUBERT I ug Men of few words are the best men. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3g Golden C 1, 2, 3, 4, Mgr. Football 1, 2, 3, Track lg Basketball 1. NORMA GENICE DEPEW Niece Smile and the world smiles with you. Steptoe 1, 2, Girls' Fed. 3, 4g Majorette 4. BARRY EDGAR F OLSOM Bare Life is too short to worry. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Golden C 2, 3, 43 Boxing 1, 2g Base- ball lg Football 2, 3. HOWARD BRUCE FAIRES Ivan Eat, drink, and be merry! Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Golden C 2, 3, 43 Officer 45 Football 1, 2, 3g Track 1, 23 Class officer 2, Pep Band 1, 2, Band officer 1, 2, 3. , 3 DUANE EARL DANIEL Speed Cantentment is better than wisdom. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Junior Herdsman Award 1, Outstanding District Sec. 3, 45 Golden C 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4s Operetta lg Student Council 4. JULIE ANN DAUBERT Don't just look at the ladder of success, but climb it. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2g GAA 3, 45 Class officer 1, 4, Rally Squad 45 Operetta lg Servettes 4: WILLIAM JAMES FREEMAN Bill To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 35 Student Body Vice President 4g Stu- dent Council 1g Golden C 43 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4g Boxing lg Football 43 Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, officer 43 A11- high play 3, One-act play 2, 3, 45 Whitman County play contest 2, 3, 43 Honorable mention best actor 3, Whitman County superior acting award 43 M.A.Th. 4g Boys' State 33 BLUE and GOLD 3, 4, Editor 43 Valedictorian. 9 PENELOPE JOYCE HOLBROOK Penny A life of companionship, honor and love, is a life worth living. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, 23 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 2, 3, 4, Council 43 Thespians 2, 3, 4g All-school play 23 Chorus Contest 1, 3, Operetta lg Majorette 43 COLD FACTS 43 Rally Squad 4. JAMES GARY HOLMES Sherlock Some say he's bashful, others doubt it. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3. SHARON LOUISE HOLMES Fats To be, not to seem to be. Girls' Fed- 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 4g CAA 3, 43 Bad- minton 1, 2, 3, 4g COLD FACTS 4g BLUE and GOLD 4. LARRY WAYNE GUNN Gunner Not to eat to live, but to live to eat. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, officer 33 Golden C 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 13 Class officer 4. WAYNE STEWART FREEMAN To take things as they are. 'Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2. DONALD HATFIELD Puck If life had a second edition, how I would change the proofs! Lewiston 13 Boys' Fed. 2, 33 Boxing 23 Football 23 Base- ball 2. RALPH BURTON HODGE Butch Give what you cannot keep to gain what you cannot lose. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3g Golden C 1, 2, 3, 4g Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4, runner-up in district 2, 3, Golden Gloves 3, 43 Band presi- dent 4, Honor Band 2, 3, 4g Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Student body officer 43 BLUE and GOLD 4. VIRGINIA ADA JOHNSON GeeGee Character is one structure you can't hire built! Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Class officer 1, 3, 4, Chorus 1, operetta 1, COLD FACTS 4. STEPHEN MICHAEL KAMMERZELL Steve A small leak will sink a great ship. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 'FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Golden C 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Boxing 1, 2, 3, Golf 3, 4. Q WILLIAM M. LARSEN Bill ,lust lceep on pluggin'. Modesto, California, 1, Boys' Fed. 2, 3. KARRIE ANN KUDER fllways happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, ggicgr 4, GAA 4, Music Camp Scholarship 2, BLUE and 4. RONALD RALPH HULL Tom A long journey between two cities. ' Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Golden C 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Chorus contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed ensemble 4, Boys' Quartette 4, BLUE and GOLD 4. MARYELLEN JOHNSON Babe Being good is a lonesome job. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, One-act play 3, Music Festival 1, Rally Squad 4. LARRY DALE KIRKPATRICK Kirk Cogito, ergo sum. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Class officer 3, Golden C 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Cap't 4, Mr. Hustle Award 2, Boxing 2, Golf 1, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Badminton 3, 4, Captain 4, 2nd in Inland Empire Mixed Doubles 3, Thespians 3, 4, Pres. 4, Best actor 3, One-act play con- test 3, 4, Whitman county superior acting award 3, Three-act play 3, M.A.Th. 4, Officer 4, Math Ass'n of America Award 3, Pep band 1, Boys' State 3, Finalist in Nat'l Merit Scholarship Contest, BLUE and GOLD 4, Salutatorian. GARRY MEL MARTIN Shorty A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Officer 3, Golden C 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Inspirational award 4, Band officer 1, 2, Pep band 1, 2, Class president 4. CHARLES WILLIAM IVICFARLAND Charlie Do unto others before they get a chance to do unto you. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Golden C 3, 4, Officer 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Golf 1, Pep band 1, 2, Class officer 3, Badminton 4. PATRICIA ELLEN MCINERNY Patti Better late than never. Colville High 1, 2, Girls, Fed. 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, One-act play 3, Class officer 3, Rally Squad 4, COLD FACTS 4. LESLIE C. LEANDER Les Brevity is the soul of wit. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, M.A.Tl1. 4. DIANE MARIE LEWIS Di All angels wear halos, but mine is worn a little crooked. Kellogg High 1, 2, 3, Girls' Fed. 4, FHA 4, COLD FACTS 4. ARLENE RAE LONG Art Live and let live. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, GAA 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep band 2, 3. WILLIAM LATHE MANDARINO Will A man should be upright, not kept upright. Entiat High 1, Boys' Fed. 2, 3, Golden C 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Honor Chorus 3. JANET LAURA NEUENSCHWANDER Nuke Many a tear has to fall- Steptoe 1, 2, Girls' Fed. 3, 4, Student Council 4, Yell Queen 4, COLD FACTS 4. RONALD L. OLSON Ole Life is a jest and all things show it. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Golden C 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Box- ing 1, 2, 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. JOHN WESLEY PERRY Vestis virum facit. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Golden C 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Golf 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Class officer 2, 3, One- act play 3, M.A.Th. 4, Officer 4, Boys' State 3, Fresh- man Cup 1, BLUE and GOLD 3, 4, Bus. mgr. 4. PAULTNE ALMA PARNELL Polly To make friends is an honor, to keep them a reward. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Officer 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, GAA 4, Class officer 2, 3, Servettes 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball princess 1, Rally Squad 4, COLD FACTS 4, Editor 4, BLUE and GOLD 4. TONIA KAE MORRISON Toni Take me for what I am. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, GAA 4, Golf 1, Rally Squad 4, Girls' State 3, Music Camp Scholarship 2, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Best Actress Award 3, All-High Play 3, One-Act Plays 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, State Debate Tournament 2, Third Place Outstanding Underclass Girl Speaker 2, BLUE and GOLD 4. LONNA JEAN MORSE Lonnie Better late than never. Girls Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3. STEPHEN WESTON NIEHEN KE Nicknee The good die young, so, consequently I should live to a rtpe old age. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 2, 3, 4. RICHARD P. RAUGUST Dick Where there'.s a will, there's a law suit. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Class officer 2, 4, Football 1, Math 4, BLUE and GOLD 4. CONSTANCE LYLE REPP Connie Courage, rny friend, courage. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Class officer 3, Student Council 1, 4, Yell Leader 4. NANCY LEE ROCKWELL Nanc To succeed without interruptions. A Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, Thespians 3, 4, officer 4, All-School Play 3, Honorable mention best actress 3, District winner K of P voice contest 3, Operetta 1, BLUE and GOLD 4. CAROL ANN RATLIF FE You never know what you can do 'til you try. Steptoe 1, 2, Girls' Fed. 3, 4, COLD FACTS 4. ANNE LOUISE PIERCE Love is too precious to be lost. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, Operetta 1, Rally Squad 4, Servettes 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Junior Prom princess 1, COLD FACTS 4, BLUE and GOLD 4. FRANCES JOYCE RATTS Francie Hitch your wagon to a star, hold your seat and there you are. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl-of-the-Month 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Servettes 3, 4, Student Body officer 4, Student Council 4, Junior Prom princess 4, Operetta 1, BLUE and GOLD 4. SHELLEY GAYLE REDMOND Shellbell To consider all happenings fgood or bad! as experience. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Chorus contest 1, 4, BLUE and GOLD 3, 4, Art Editor 4. FAYE DARLENE SCHMICK To live a joyful life. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4. MERLE D. SIMMONS To yourself be true, and you'll be true to the rest of the world. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 35 Honor Band 2, 3, Band officer 33 Football 1, Baseball 1, Boxing lg Track 2, 3rd and 4th in 440 in AAU .Ir. Olympics 2. BONNIE ANNE SMITH Bon Bon Nothing great is ever achieved without enthusiasm. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g GAA 2, 3, 43 Thespians 3, 4, All-high play 35 Rally Squad 4, COLD FACTS 4. . MARILYN J AN ICE SKEATE Mar I bum my candle at both ends 5 It will not last the night, ?ut, oh, my foes, and oh, my friends-It gives a lovely ight. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, GAA 4, COLD FACTS 4. MARK RUBIN No civilized person ever goes to bed the same day as he gets up. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3g FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1. ELAINE DIANE SARVER Sarv To know is to care. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 49 FHA 1, 2, 3: GAA 4: COLD FACTS, Art Editor 4. SI-IERRY SCHLUNEGER T here's magic in believing. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, State Homemaker Degree 35 GAA 2, 3, 4, Officer 4g Class officer 3, Band officer 3, Pep Band 35 Student council 49 Junior Prom queen 35 Cheerleader 4. x NAOMI FAY UNRUH Bubbles Still waters run deep. ' Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 1, Rally Squad 4, COLD FACTS 4. GEORGE OLIVER WEHNES Sweetpea To succeed in whatever I plan to do. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, Golden C 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. MARGARET ELLEN WEITZ Peg To be a success you must succeed. Spirit Lake High 1, Girls' Fed. 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, GAA 3, 4, Badminton 3, 4, 2nd in doubles Banana-Belt 3, 3rd in Island Empire 3, 2nd in County 3, Homecoming princess 3, Colfax Fair Queen 4, BLUE and GOLD 4. MARY ANN SOMMERFELD The reward of a thing well clone is to have it done. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet and Council 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, lst in county singles 1, Banana-Belt doubles runner-up 3, 2nd County 3, Class officer 1, 2, 3, Servettes 2, 3, 4, Rally Squad 4, Freshman Cup 1, COLD FACTS 4. LYNN DARRYL STEIGER Dusty The simple Thoreau-type of life is ecstasy. Boys, Fed. 1, 2, 3, Officer 3, FFA 1, 2, Golden C 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 'Basketball 1, 2, 8, Football 3, 4, Student Council 2, Student Body President 4, Class officer 1, M.A.Th. 4. CAROL LYNNE STUART Blondie A smiling face will get you some place. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, COLD FACTS 4. MARILYN ANN VANNICE Live and let live. Girls, Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, BLUE and GOLD. I5 ROGER A. WESKIL Wesk To be happy and see as much of the world as possible. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 3, M.A.Th. 43 Class officer 4, School and Sports Movie Photographer 2, 3, 4g BLUE and GOLD photographer 2, 3, 4. DONNA RHAE WHITE Keep smiling and success is yours. Girls' Fed 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 45 Pep Band 1,2, 3. MYRLE ELAINE WHITNEY fucly To be able to endure change. Girls' Fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 25 COLD FACTS 4. JACK K. WILLSEY Wils Survival of the fittest. Boys' Fed. 1, 2, 35 Class officer 1, 3. . 25 Class Will Being sound of mind and body, and imbued with school spirit, we the Class of 1959 in our last Will and Testament do bequeath to our successors, some of the talents and mornentos of our members. Realizing that it will take some effort to fill our mighty shoes, we, being the last class to graduate from this present building of CHS, depart from CHS with the sincere wish that our successors will accept the obligations and execute the duties with the ingenuity and imagination in the new CHS. To the Juniors we will the worthy name of Seniors. To the Sophomores we will such great qualities as leader- ship and citizenship which the Juniors would abuse. To the Frosh we will nothing . . . they're still too young to appreciate the finer things of life!! BILL LARSEN wills his ability to skip school to Gary Schuldt. JACK WILLSEY wills his neat sideburns to Ron Weitz. ROGER WESKIL wills his shutterbug eye to Bill Benson. NANCY ROCKWELL 'leaves the teachers relieved. JIM HOLMES leaves his sheepish ways to Don Nuen- schwander. DICK RAUGUST wills his quiet studious manner to David Anderson. TERRY BOLDT leaves his slide rule and chemistry book in his locker. KARRIE KUDER wills her chewing gum to Mr. Bafus and hopes he will always keep popping . . . it. JUDY CARROLL wills her GAA initiation hairdo to any deserving Aboriginee. ARDENA CUTLER leaves to march down the aisle. CHUCK MCFARLAND wills his valuable wooden arm to any other drinker of . . . milk? RAY CARSON wills his hair to Mr. Morrison before itis too late. MARYELLEN JOHNSON and PATTI McINERNY leave for bigger and better hunting grounds. LYNN STEIGER wills his affection for the opposite sex to any up and coming great lover. JULIE DAUBERT wills her position at the Curly Top to a future beautician. BILL FREEMAN wills his straight A's to all juniors . . they could use them. JANET NUENSCHWANDER wills her vim, vigor, and vitality to Jane Reavis. TONIA MORRISON wills her vocabulary to a future Webster. MARY HELEN BARBER wills her quiet ways and quick blush to Sharon Hull. CAROL BROWN wills her ability to charm the teachers to a needful underclassman. VIRGINIA JOHNSON wills her humor to Carol Field. FRANCES RATTS leaves the money in the treasury . . . thank goodness!!! JOHN PERRY wills his sly remarks to Steve Kohler. x - '.', if '-'. V' l i LARRY KIRKPATRICK wills his contact lenses to Steve Johnson. DOROTHY BRANNAN wills her bangs to Carol Penrod. JOHN AESCHLIMAN wills his uke to another Caruso of the CHS halls. JANIECE APPEL wills her giggle to Darrel Fry. MAE BONTADELLI leaves, quite bewildered about the whole thing. DENNIS BROWELEIT leaves . . . smarting off as usual. SHANNON CALDWELL wills her boisterous laugh to a quiet junior Cif there is anyl. DUANE DANIEL wills his apparently reserved manner to Sheila Barbee. JEROME DAUBERT leaves . . taking everything with him. GENICE DEPEW leavesg the boys of course are follow- ing. BRUCE FAIRES leaves his voice echoing in the halls of CHS. BARRY FOLSUM leaves as fast as he can. WAYNE FREEMAN leaves to write a book on 10,000 easy ways to cut meat. LARRY GUNN wills his height to Mike Dodd. DON HATFIELD wills his study habits to Dan Maxwell. PENNY HOLBROOK leaves talking as usual. SHARON HOLMES wills her freckles to some pale junior. RON HULL wills his quiet ways to Frazer Peterson. STEVE KAMMERZELL wills his driving techniques to Class Will Sue Elliot Cshe has a good supply of carsj. LESLIE LEANDER leaves his little brother gladly. DIANE LEWIS wills her voice to Sherry Schmick. ARLENE LONG wills her baton to Myrna Miller. BILL MANDARINO wills his little black book to Nickie Kincaid. GARY MARTIN wills his ability to rack up touchdowns to all the players on next year's team. LONNA MORSE leaves to join Ray. STEPHEN NIEI-IENKE leaves for outer space. RON OLSON wills his cute and witty ways to Jill Jennings. POLLY PARNELL leaves to join Butch in the Navy. ANNE PIERCE leaves to change her name to Lowe. CAROL RATLIFFE leaves to join Jim . . . need we say more? SHELLEY REDMOND wills her job on the annual to next year's art editor. CONNIE REPP wills her pony tail to .Joyce Morgan. MARK RUBIN leaves Carol sadly. ELAINE SARVER leaves her curly blond hair to Joan Kalowinski. SHERRY SCHLUNEGER and BUTCH HODGE will their ability to argue to all future senior couples. MERLE SIMMONS wills his boisterous ways to Janice FAYE SCHMICK wills her quiet Ways to Carol Haxton. Through their un- selfish willingness to s e r v e regardless of weather, these g i r l s have earned the respect a n d recognition of C.H.S. Guenther. MARILYN SKEATE wills her brown eyes to Carol Link. BONNIE SMITH wills her multitude of problems to anyone who thinks he can handle them. MARYANN SOMMERFELD leaves to follow in her sister's footsteps. CAROL STUART wills her pale blue eyes to Elinor Aeschliman. NAOMI UNRUH wills her flirting ability to Kay Baldwin. GEORGE WEHNES wills his brain to the new CHS science department. PEGGY WEITZ and ROGER CARSON leave hand in hand. DONNA WHITE wills her unique voice to Jim Felber. JUDY WHITNEY wills her ever ready smile to Cheryl Breeden. TONY APPEL wills his good grades to any poor student. MARILYN VANNICE wills her naturally curly hair to Butch Moore. The SENIORS leave without attending the new school, but they will their respect for education to all future students. Witnessed by: Mrs. Nelson Mr. Morrison Mr. Mueller Signed, THE CLASS or 1959 Servettes Bonnie Smith, Frances Ratts, Mae Bontadelli, Julie Daubert, Anne Pierce, Polly Parnell, Mary Ann Sommerfeld. Most Reliable POLLY PARNELL BILL FREEMAN 6 n, i 0 r MUS! Carefree Most Talkalive GENICE DEPEW RAY CARSON BRUCE FAIRES PENNY HOLBROOK M051 Afhlelic Most School Spirit MARY ANN SOMMERFELD ROGER CARSON JEROME DAUBERT JANET NEUENSCHWANDER 28 Most Likely to Succeed U LARRY KIRKPATRICK FRANCES RATTS Most Talented E ARLENE LONG JOHN AESCHLIMAN e , e ff' eeee 'e ' 5 ' Y A fi W --ee , N A s ae . ee,e 2 , A , MG 1 . lm we ' ' cz fe .e ' e 1 A' kr M A4 -.., , .. Mos: Bashful N 5 e eeee,e if LX,, f L 1, fl DICK RAUGUST FAYE SCHMICK - fe f jf' ee Q f e Cutest CAROL BROWN LYNN STEIGER 6 Most Comical Most Good-natured NANCY ROCKWELL MERLE SIMMONS JOHN PERRY JUDY CARROLL 29 Class Prophecy The year is 19893 the following are excerpts from a DAILY BULLETIN article concerning the 30th reunion of the class of ,59. SHELLY REDMOND is conducting a bean-shooting con- test in the South Seas. This is to help the pygmies dispose of the surplus crop. DENNIS BROWELIET is now playing on a basketball team composed of himself. He shoots standing on 'his head. MARY HELEN BARBER is a psychiatrist practicing in Colfax. She has been made so nervous by her profession that STEVE KAMMERZELL has become her psychiatrist. SHERRY SCHLUNEGER is the leading lady in a new Broadway play, How to Vamp Sailors. MARK RUBIN is the president of the '4Hen-Pecked Hus- bands Societyf' MARILYN SKEATE is a dietician at a hospital. She has discovered a food with so many calories, only one meal a day is necessary. RON OLSON is telling the world that he has discovered life on the moon. BILL FREEMAN, a famous astronomer, is attempting to verify his finding. According to this story, RON HULL, top newspaper reporter, has convinced the public that he witnessed ANNE PIERCE and POLLY PARNELL taking off in a rocket for the moon, to join their husbands. JANET NEUENSCHWANDER has just returned from the Olympics where she won first in the Penguin walk. ARDENA CUTLER traveled to work for 30 years on a New York subway before she discovered it had seats. DIANE LEWIS is the new dial tone on KARRIE KUDER'S cross-country communication system. LONG ARLEEN is a rope tight walker in MANDARINO BILL'S show circus. JUDY CARROLL was the first person to swim the Pacific Ocean, but was disqualified because a judge claimed she was aided by a whale. Among those traveling farthest to attend the reunion were GEORGE WEHNES, WAYNE FREEMAN, and LESLIE LEANDER, who came from Zhecofiskinischic, the planet they recently discovered. NANCY ROCKWELL, a famous songwriter, has just re- leased a new hit, Sharks in the Shower Because the Drain Plugged Up. MARY ELLEN JOHNSON and PATTI MCINERNY went to Spokane way back in '59 and haven't been heard of since. LARRY KIRKPATRICK, a bird watcher, reported he saw them in an unemployment agency, trying to get jobs sweeping barracks. PENNY HOLBROOK completed an 84 hour, 34 minute, filibuster. She defeated NAOMI UNRUH,S attempt to make Antartica the 53rd state. ELAINE SARVER is the owner of NBCQCBS Inc. The only rival network is IGTMV, which means I get the most viewers, owned by CAROL STUART. LONNA MORSE and FAYE SCHMICK have opened a Slenderella salon on top of Steptoe Butte. Their method includes closing the road and making the victims walk to the top. VIRGINIA JOHNSON and JUDY WHITNEY have in- vented a new electric blanket with singing wires that put you to sleep and wake you up with musicg it doesn't keep you warm, but that is beside the point. BONNIE SMITH, who has a Master's degree in Psy- chology, is serving as marriage counselor for her former classmates. MARILYN VANNICE won the Colfax Corn Shucking Contest. She shucked 21 ears in a minute. PEGGY WEITZ became the first woman to swim across M. S. Cannon Pond. I-Ier time was 4 hours, 32 minutes, and 55 seconds. DONNA WHITE went to Little America. She has not been heard from in 27 daysg it is believed that she is attempting to befriend an Emperor Penguin. LYNN STEIGER, who raises Aberdeen Angus bovine, is well known as the nation's biggest bull shipper. MARY ANN SOMMERFIELD is drawing her own comic strip. SHANNON CALDWELL models for the glamorous heroine. BARRY FOLSOM's latest novel is a sequel to Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. It is called Dog on a Cold Aluminum Floor. JUG DAUBERT is manager of the New York Yankees. It is said he has built a great past and future managing great teams. JANIECE APPEL, world famous seamstress, designed the new flag when Cuba was admitted as the 52nd state. Y Class Prophecy TONY APPEL, after 11 years and 73 unsuccessful shots, finally killed his first deer. GARRY MARTIN, nationally known roper, lent his as- sistance by roping the deer and tying it to a post. TERRY BOLDT has now succeeded in taking the egg yolk out of an egg shell without breaking it. Bodies are still being recovered from MERLE SIM- MON'S slightly waterproof, under-ocean streetcar. STEPHEN NIEHENKE finally found the abominable snowman after 14 years of continuous searching with Ad- miral D. HORNBLOWER HATFIELD. BRUCE FAIRES finally got his Model A running- he took the motor out and installed pedals. JOHN PERRY at last got married, Few details are known, but there's something here about a shotgun. LAWRENCE GUNN, who took over the TV program Peter Gunn, shot a hole through his arm with a supposedly unloaded gun. DOROTHY BRANNON is now a missionary in the Congo. MAE BONTADELLI is accompanying her as journalist and recorder. DUANE DANIEL is now raising Aberdeen Angus cattle on Aku Aku Island. JACK WILLSEY opened a new night club in Tennessee Flat, starring cute CAROL BROWN and nonchalant GENICE DEPEW as dancers and rockin' RALPH HODGE on a hot trombone. Voice of TONI MORRISON just finished a biography of CAROL RATLIFF E: Town Marshall of Dodge function. RAY CARSON is raising RAUGUST'S racing rabbits in the Rocky Mountains. JULIE DAUBERT, the only member of the class of '59 to become a teacher, teaches baby ducks to swim. ROGER CARSON, BILL LARSEN, and JOHN AES- CHLIMAN are employed by the unemployment office to seek employment for the unemployed. The first of the class to retire, FRANCES RATTS, spends most of her time leisurely relaxing in ROGER WESKIL'S Whitman Hotel. CONNIE REPP and SHARON HOLMES are designing and modeling women's hunting apparel. JAMES HOLMES has started a new housing project called Holmes' Houses on the Hill. It will be near KCLX, now owned and operated by CHUCK Mc- FARLAND. I P' xl 51' ga '40 '9 N Democracy The Voice of Democracy con- test is nation wide. The contestants speak for democracy from their personal experiences u n d e r this form of government. There are four elimination con- tests: a local, a district, a state, and a national. A state winner travels on an expense paid trip to Wash- ington, D. C., a national winner gets a 351500 scholarship and other, smaller awards. This year, Colfax High had three people place in the district contest. Janiece Appel was the first choice by the judges and Karrie Kuder and Penelope Holbrook were chosen as alternates. PENNY HOLBROOK JANIECE APPEL KARRIE KUDER Girl and Roy Staters LARRY KIRKPATRICK House of Representatives Attorney-at-Law ANNE PIERCE Water Commissioner Police Woman JOHN PERRY City Treasurer State Senator MARYANN SOMMERFELD County Commissioner Lobbyist TONY APPEL Vice-President of Party Lobbyist MAE BONTADELLI House of Representatives Attorney-at-Law BILL FREEMAN Attorney-at-Law State Senator TONIA MORRISON Attorney-at-Law State Senator These students after eight hectic days of meetings, campaigns, and sessions of prac- ticing the correct forms 'of city, county and state government, returned home with a broader knowledge of how political parties, elections and legislative bodies Work. The fine friendships formed will always be remembered. 32 f 4,44 Y 'Il Q 44:4 3 if 51 Lx 59: E :S S2 5 5 J' ,A W, V, .ff.g Mwvmm., .W WWW UKMWW was-I ' - H M, ,,,, , , , ,W 'W' -' ' mm ns: azz fensmfzmwfwmmav. Juniors The Juniors have been perhaps one of the most active classes CHS has seen in a long time. One of their first projects was a bottle drive to net money for their Junior Prom. The Junior Prom, I'll See You In My Dreams, was a great success this year. Numerous mixers were sponsored by this class. Their Homecom- ing float, with the theme, '4Cardinals Hung for Invading Bulldog Territory, won first place. The Juniors completed their year with the annual Senior Banquet and by decorating for both Baccalaureate and Commencement. A R VANC -J IH I Junior Prom I r ,lg l T T1 SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS President .......c....... - ,......,,r,,-.,,,,,.- NICK BURNS V ice President .........,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,, RON HATLEY Secretary .................,.. ELINOR AESCHLIMAN Treasurer ..4...... .................... C AROL FIELD 34 X51 Sf:!g::1 .,.,,,. :J 16 1 -gga I 1 I 41. -:,, u 1 Ackerman, Bud Ackerman, Gary Aeschliman, Delora Aeschliman, Elinor Aiken, Pat Anderson, David Anderson, Sharon Baldwin, Kay Barbee, Sheila Benson, Bill W X I 1 Blrr Connie Breedan, Cheryl Burns, Nick Chase, Margaret Clow, Jackie Derry, Faith Dodd, Mike Elliot, Sue Felber, ,lim Field, Carol Forrey, Jeff Fry, Daryl Guenther, Janice Hall, Linda Hatley, Ron Haxton, Carol A k lv lf: I 1 , y mf IQ ll N F ills. Johnson, Jim Johnson, Steve Jones, Larry Karr, Neil Kenedy, Kay Kincaid, Jerry Kirkpatrick, Terry Kohler, Steve Kolowinski, Joan Larsen, Karen LaVerne, Gary Lemon, Bob Link, Carol Link, Jerry Long, Marlene ,fb ,, ,ug . Y' 1' I.. A L ,w- . X. ,, . 'fri , Hayes, Lee Hensely, Bob Henderson, Neil Hill, Cordon Hilty, Caroline Hinnenkarnp, Kay Hochsprung, Bruce Hopkins, Ron Jenkins, Jack Jennings, Jill Lowe, Linda Lowe, Mike Mader, Carolyn McDonough, Myrna McIntosh, Nickie Mohr, Chuck Morasch, Jim Morgan, Joyce Morris, Howard Nelson, Neil Penrod, Carol Peterson, Frazer Reavis, Jane Repp, David Rodgers, Jack Savage, Mary Scholz, Karen Schuldt, Cary Steiger, Alan Stueckle, Terry Ulevog, David Utgaard, Diane Wehnes, Verna Weitz, Ron Wilson, Diane Sophomores . ,HM The Sophomores came back to school this fall with the relief of no longer being Freshmen. The Sophomores did very well on their homecoming float by winning second place with the theme It's a Cinch? Three very successful mixers were given by the Class of '61. ?v FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS ' KEN KRUEGER Preszdent ...........,......................V. Vice President ..... ..... M ARILYN BROWEI EIT Secretary .........,, JULIE CLAASSEN Treasurer ,-,-,-,-.....,..,, .,.,- L AUREL ENDSLEY Sergeant-at-Arms .,.., 'Y 5 Claes HomeC0mlng Hoax Sophomofe I SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS Presulent . ,,,,.., ,,c. ,,,,,,,,,c-, M,,,,w,,77,,7 7 Ifice President Secretary ,....,,,.., Treasurer , .....cc,,,A, Sergeant-at-A rm, FRED APPEL BOB GAY GAYLE REPP LINDA STEVICK S L L7.. ..,iiii...,...., J OE REPP 3a CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Melby, Miss McDonald, Roberge, Mr. Brewer. GARY BARBOUR Mrs Fred Appel Gary Barbour Gary Bartlett Lois Bontadelli Marilyn Broweleit Julie Claassen Gerry Copeland Linda Davidson Dan Day Steve Ebbert SYQRY 1 . gx0LOCY xx. -P A'4r,,l -' f' .I HI B1 ENGL!-SN Don Eggebraaten Terry Eggers Marvin Emerson Laurel Endsley Sandra Erwin Charles Fox Bob Gay Bill Gilchrist Nick Hagert Ron Harder Paul Hatfield Don Henderson Meegan Hofforcl Chuck Hubbard Sharon Hull Judy Johnson Jerry Kidwell Larry Klock Kenny Krueger Joyce Litzenberger 39 Gary Moore Bob Morton Durbin Nelsen Doug Nickerson Jon Ochs Gayle Repp J oe Repp Bob Rubenser Larry Schmick Sherry Schmick Tracy Sheer Linda Stevick Donna Stewart Ron Straw Mike Strevy Dan Valorz Fred Weitz Paul Weitz Bob Whitney Jane Wilmot 40' V A , ll ll! K r J im Lloyd Bob Lonn Merilyn Magnussen Karen Manclarino Bob Marshall Shirley Martens Dan Maxwell Victor McCully Frank Miller Myrna Miller W All 4 'BQ QQ N Q- Freshmen A large new class of eighty-six entered CHS this year. The Seniors gave the traditional Senior-Frosh as their first Wel- coming party, and everyone enjoyed themselves. The first co-operative class activity was the homecoming float. Everyone worked hard, and they were rewarded by the float placing third in the judging. The Freshmen also sponsored a successful mixer after one of the football games. The Freshman year at CHS has been a wonderful experience which will not be forgotten. The Senior-YYOSE SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS President ,,..r.,.........,.......,,.,,,.,.,.... GARY ELLIOTT Vice President ........ ............. I VAN WHITE Secretary ,,,,...,,, ........ S ANDRA HUGHES Treasurer .,,,.....,... ,.,..,. B ONNIE JENSEN Sergeant-at-Arms ,... ...... N ICK KINCAID 4I K FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS ' HARVEY SCHUMACHER GEORGE PERRY JUANITA DODGEN Treasu,-er -7.7,f.,-,, ,,,-,e, JUDY KIRKPATRICK President ....,........g. f .-.... Vice President ....... .... . ..v....-AA-- Secretary ............. .---- - A-.-Yf Sergeant-at-A rms .,,, ... ...V...... ROGER STUECKLE CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Bafus, Miss Anderson, Mr. Connette. ix e A 229, 0 FR .f .as fwr..4u..uu.m.alr z,...fw,:..1 nslmwswv- ff If- ew1wv1vuw'w+wwwvlwwwfMWr1'7 Yf'wr'ffff11ff-WeWW P 6I Q f o Jayne Carson Darrel Claassen Margaret Clegg Ron Cone Judy Davis Jim Deife Andrea Depew Karen Derry Juanita Dodgen Cary Elliott Lynne Ellis Larry Endsley Geneal Erickson Larry Erickson Myrna Field Bert Filan Patricia Forrest Shirley Fruechtl Judy Furry 42 Kathy Birr Sue Blackburn Donna Branch Susan Carroll Gordon Aegerter Dennis Anderson Duane Babb David Barber Margaret Benson JoLynn Getz Richard Harvey Larry Hatfield Mike Hatley Rose Hayes Peggy Hill Eddie Hinnenkamp Mary Ann Hoffard Sandra Hopkins Z6 ae .V. .2 l 56 HW Sharon Huber Sandra Hughes Joe Jenkins Bonnie Jensen Robert Kerr Nicky Kincaid Judy Kirkpatrick Gary Koch Evelyn Koskovich Mike Kromni Jerry Larson Ronald Larsen David Leander Robert Lee Kay Leinweber Bob Lothspeich Bill Lowe Judy Luft Patricia lVIcCully 43 HM Betty McDonough Gary McGinnis Danny McMannis Allen Morash Elaine Morris J ack Morton Connie Neil Don Neuenshwander Mary Ousley . X454 , '3 i 'hx l Z xl 1 xl A ual, A 'Rf' X rj' Er X X A ff me , film V- x lt rf - ' . ' ,HI 1 i G ' 95 I B-'Q 94- u .1 X Qlfx , 4 . . 'KS 1 Q. .',',, --.2135-L' r'l.uJ g 'ff1'f7f-:Up'J, 37f 'V nw., ,f,5.r,i. M, .. .,,ff,!,f ' tfysf l5Q5Kfff3D7'!J'?Q-Pl59?f1? .ff .ax L, x Mary Peebles George Perry Rosalinda Rogers Mike Rosgen Tom Sarver Vicki Schluneger, David Schmick Harvey Schumaker Donna Shemwell Neil Simmons Bob Slind Larry Smith Roger Stearns John Stedman Byron Steiger Roger Stueckle Sandra Suess Susan Utgaard Ivan White Susan Whitney 44 i i w 1 Q 1 w Y ' v Pwf'wI'l-'f' Qw K rx:-4, lf, , . , W! Y 4 YY wa, w mf- f f The Girls' Federation Girls' Federation is an organization to which every girl in Colfax High School belongs, so the activities of the group are planned that every girl may take an active part if she wishes. The girls raise money for their events by selling candy and popcorn every noon and at the games. In the fall at Dads, Night the girls and their fathers enjoy an evening together, and in the spring the girls entertain their mothers at the annual Mothers, Tea. Every three months there is a birthday party given for all the girls who have had birthdays in that period of time. OFFICERS - M. Bontadelli, President, A. Pierce, Veepg P. Parnell, Secretary, M. Sommerfield, Treasurer. Advisor, MRS. ROBERGE FROSH AND SENIORS - FIRST ROW: E. Sarver, K. Derry, E. Morris, J. Whitney, S. Carroll, F. Ratts, J. Daubert, J. Kirkpatrick, S. Suess, V. Johnson, B. Jensen, P. Mclnerny, J. Dodgen, P. Parnell, P. Hill, M. Benson, M. Bontadelli. SECOND ROW: S. Redmond, M. Hof- ford, J. Carroll, J. Carson, S. Hughes, J. Davis, A. Pierce, M. Sommerfield, D. Shemwell, D. Branch, M. Johnson, A. Cutler, K. Lginweber, M. Barber, G. Depew, S. Huber. THIRD ROW: N. Unruh, B. McDonough, S. Holmes, M. Clegg, S. Caldwell, P. Weitz, S. Blackburn, B. Smith, R. Rogers, M. Ousley, T. Morrison. FOURTH ROW: A. Depew, C. Repp, C. Neil. FIFTH ROW: R. Hayes, J. Appel, P. Forrest, D. Brannon, S. Furry, S. Utgaard, C. Brown, L. Ellis. SIXTH ROW: M. Peebles, F. Schmick, J. Luft, N. Rockwell, V. Schluneger, L. Morse, J. Getz, J. Neuenschwander, P. McCully, C. Birr, C. Ratliffe, S. Hopkins. SEVENTH ROW: S. Whitey, M. Field, C. Stuart, E. Kosko- vich, D. Lewis, K. Kuder, M. Vannice. 46 The Cabinet and Council are rewarded for their extra work by a Christmas pot-luck dinner and gift exchange. Every other year they enter- tain the Pullman High School Council members at dinner before the Pullman-Colfax basketball game. -L , CABINET AND COUNCIL: J. Johnson, J. Wilmot, D. Wilson, V. Wehnes, C. Hilty, S. Carroll, L. Bontadelli, J. Carroll, S. Elliot, J. Reavis, S. Hull. 4 ... v ,, . ,. .4 . e I 'E ' 5 i I I I gy Mother's Tea Birthday Party in 'Ya - SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS - FIRST ROW: L. Davidson, M. Long, E. Aeschliman, S. Schmick, S. Anderson, J. Jennings, D. Wilson, J. Johnson, L. Stevick, J. Reavis. SECOND ROW: D. Stewart, L. Endsley, J. Kolowinski, K. Scholz, C. Penrod, M. Magnussen, K. Larsen. THIRD ROW: M. Savage, M. Hofford, S. Erwin, S. Hull, M. Miller, M. Chase, L. Lowe, S. Elliot. FOURTH ROW: M. McDonough, L. Hall, C. Field, L. Bontadelli, J. Guenther, C. Mader, G. Repp, M. Broweleit, J. Wilmot. FIFTH ROW: J. Claassen, V. Wehnes, C. Haxton, J. Morgan, C. Birr, K. Kenedy. SIXTH ROW: C. Breeden, K. Baldwin, S. Barhee, N. McIntosh, F. Derry, D. Aeschliman, K. Hinnenkamp, C. Hilty, C. Link. f 47 Ai' AW J' WIN I D i mo, THE NATIONAL Q' 'Q STUDYING VOCATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS Iwata' AGRICULTURE Advisor MR. SCHUBOTHE OFFICERS BILL BENSON ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,A,44,-,,,,-,A,, ALAN STEIGER ,..I... L ,I,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, TONY APPEL .,.A.,,,A7,,A,,,,,,,,,,, KENNETH KRUEGER ...I.,.. DUANE DANIEL ,,,,.I,,,,,,,A,, STEPHEN NIEHENKE MR. SCHUBOTHE .......... Vice Sentinel Treasurer President President Secretary Reporter Advisor Alan Steiger, Tony Appel, Stephen Niehenke, and Duane Daniel were the top officers of their respective offices at the Asotin and Whitman County Officers' Training School. The Colfax Chapter of the FFA has had a very active year. Eleven banners were Won in 1958, plus several more during l959. These were garnered in the fields of Parliamentary Procedure, Land Judging, Field Crop, and Live- stock Judging. Other events in which the Chapter exhibits were successful were the Palouse Empire Fair and the Spokane Junior Livestock Show. High- lights of the FFA season were the Father and Son Banquet, which We feel was one of the best in the state, the State Convention, and the trip to Lake Mary Roman in Montana. For our Work We were ranked thirteenth out of I4-0 chapters by the State Association. f Exnersilgit mmaeftrg xi N S I 48 STANDING: Jerry Kincaid, Tony Appel, Larry Smith, Chuck Mohr, Alan Steiger, Stephen Niehenke, Duane Daniel, Bill Benson, Gary Moore, Daryl Fry, Ken Krueger, Joe Repp, Bob Gay, Terry Eggers, Fred Appel, Jon Ochs, Larry Schmick, Bill Gilchrist. KNEELING: David Schlnick, Darrel Claassen, Nicky Kincaid, Mike Hatley, Bert Filan, Roger Stems, Harvey Schumacher, Richard Harvey. NOT SHOWN: Ron Harder, Danny Day, Bob Marshall, Steve Kamrnerzell, Garry Ackerman, Mark Rubin, Dan Maxwell, Nick Hagart. . Y-'I . yall' vi ' ' r, 5, , 'XR N . :V -M Joe Repp, Fred Appel, ,lon Ochs, and Tony Appel display the award which they won judging livestock at the Southeastern Fair in Walla Walla. Greenhand lnitiates 49 Future Homemalcers of America , OFFICERS 4, i' v 6 4 Ska O Linda Lowe, Treasurer, Carol Brown, Secretary, Diane Wilson, Vice President, Mary Helen Barber, Historian, .lane Reavis, President, Connie Repp, Parliamentarian Dorothy Brannon, Reporter: Judy Johnson, Laurel Endsley, Song Leaders. 4 4 4 Advisor MEMBERS MISS CAROL ANDERSON 4 4 4 4 FIRST ROW: S. Elliott, K. Scholz, M. A. Sommerfeld, P. Weitz, A. Pierce, P. Parnell, J. Morgan, C. Birr, L. Lowe, M. Johnson, M. H. 4 Barber.. SECOND ROW: C. Brown, V. Johnson, J. Beavis, J. Appel, M. Botadelli, S. Irwin, C. Stuart, L. Davidson, E. Sarver, K. 4 Mandarino, B. Smith, M. Hofford, S. Schluneger, C. Repp, J. Claassen, G. Repp, D. Wilson, S. Schmick, J. Jennings, D. Aescbliman, N. McIntosh, C. Link, K. Hinnenkamp, M. Savage, M. Magnussen, P. Mclnerny. THIRD ROW: K. Kenedy, L. Endsley, L. Bontadelli, J. Lltzenberger, K. Kuder, M. Miller, D. Stewart, J. Wilmot, J. Johnson, L. Stevick, D. Lewis, A. Long, D. White. P. Holbrook, D. ' Brannon, N. Rockwell, T. Morrison. 50 INITIATION DAY FIRST ROW: R. Rogers, J. Furry, M. Field, K. Leinweber. SECOND ROW: D. Branch, M. Clegg, S. Blackburn, P. Hill, J. L. Getz, S. Hughes, B. Jensen. THIRD ROW: J. Luft, C. Birr, J. Davis, G. Erickson, C. Neil, P. McCul1y, M. Peebles, P. Forrest, E. Koskovich, J. Carson, K. Derry. FOURTH ROW: E. Morris, D. Shemwell, R. Hayes, M. Ousley. rg ee , Bffsr sg- W. ' 96,9 hh I M INITIATES CHILI SERVERS Connie Birr and .Ioyce Morgan F.H.A. The Colfax Chapter emphasizes the importance of homemaking in our daily lives. Our activities include the initia- tion of new members, a chili feed, a Ma, Pa, and Me Banquet, the annual Spring Style Show, and the Senior Breakfast. Many of our members attend Regional and State meetings where they gain new ideas and friends. FIRST ROW: D. Branch, J. Furry, C. Neil, S. Hughes, J. L. Getz, E. Morris, J. Kirkpatrick, C. Birr, J. Dodgen, P. Hill, M. Clegg, P. Forrest, V. Schluneger, M. Ousley, S. Blackburn. SECOND ROW: P. McCully, E. Koskovich, M. Peebles, M. Field, B. Jensen, R. Rogers. S. Huber, R. Hayes, S. Hopkins, C. Birr, D. Shemwell, J. Luft, J. Davis, S. Utgaard, K. Leinweber, G. Erickson. 5I Blue and Gold The staff of BLUE AND GOLD have worked V K V very hard this year to Create the best annual in C.H.S. history. Since this is the last year in the old building, the staff members feel that this is a fitting climax to the annuals f ' 4'5 fl' u x I :Qt I P C mi xx ' 'stn 1-A. , 1 ll in ,, 'alt o past years. John Perry, Business ll Advisors MR S. NELSON and MR. MAHLIK .fanagerg Roger Weskil, Plwlograplzerg Shelly Redmond Artg Bill Freeman, Editor-in-Clzicf. :.::.-:rg :gif 51'-71? .:-g.'.'r,:- vm 1:17-T, fl A V... :.:::-:: 5 gl.-13...-: N FIRST ROW: J. Perry, R. Weskil, S. Holmes, M. Barber, P. Weitz, A. Pierce, R. Hodge, R. Carson. SECOND ROW: D. Raugust, R. Hull, J. Carroll, M Bonta delli P P , . arnell, K. Kuder. THIRD ROW: L. Kirkpatrick, G. Wehnes, F. Ratts, S. Redmond, T. Morrison, M. Vanice, B. Freeman. 52 1 Cold Facts lVlr. Mueller and the sta 0 certainly deserve congratulations from the student body this year. The paper was always out on time and very colorful due to a changing from mimeo- graph to a ditto machine. Another interesting note ' d f sixteen ahout,the paper, girls and one boy. ff f COLD FACTS the staff 15 compose o te Eflitorg Sharon Holmes and Polly Parnell, Eflitorg Patti Mclnerny, Associa Elaine Sarver, Art. Adtfsof MM MR. MUELLER sg Mp, X X :Z .e i uf, LM Left to right: E. Sarver, N. Unruh, S. ' P. Par Holmes, A. PICICC, V. Johnson, - nell, M. Sommerfeld, Bontadelli, B. d ' o, B. Smith, D. White, L. Man ar1n Morse, P. Mclnerny, D. LCWIS, C. Stuart, M. Skeate, J. Whitney. sa Q Golden MC The Golden CU has had many activities this year. Some of these include building additional length and width to the new C on the west hill, the co-sponsor- ing of a Golden C -G.A.A. party, and the selling of hotdogs at noon. . 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A33 'S 1'Q5!'f'fl5.V ff ' V - - - ' ' 4'--,gi WV VV if -ww' V? :Vg S ,GVK .,V,QK3,'9 -'Q V 'lies - . V , .4 . , -'..iVVl 5 gifs? 4. 5 ' ' tgug, W' Y ' ., VV , V, . ,V V ' -V K ,K V A -. . ls.. ' . ,, X54-f' ' X f 1' ,V ,. Thespians ill l, 9 Q -It mm Thespian troupe 329 entered the play Hour of Honor in the Whitman County One-Act Play Contest. The play was awarded first place, and Bill Freeman was judged one of the outstanding actors. The three-act play was held in April with a party following. The new members were initiated at a formal banquet. Advisor MR. MORRISON OFFICERS BILL FREEMAN ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,v..........,. ,,,,.. V ice President MAE BONTADELLI s,,s., ,,,,,,,rr,, S ecfegqry , ,AA,,,,,,, .,--,,, T rgggufgr ,f KARRIE KUDER ..,,,,,..,,,,,r,,., 4,,AA,,w,w,-,, C lerk r ' LARRY KIRKPATRICK .,,.,, ,,,,A,, P resident ,vm c I 4. Fsfcmyq I G NY Cmcg A 0'f'0PR1House 1 V C 's ,1 J' . ' . A g to N 155 Nancy Rockwell, Toni Morrison, Bonnie Smith, Mae Bontadelli, Sue Elliot, Karen Scholz, Merilynn Magnussen, Penny Holbrook, Karrie Kuder, Bill Freeman, Cary Bartlett, Larry Kirkpatrick. 58 127 FA.. ,,,,,, , . M,-, W , .,.. U, ,, ,k,, K Q74 Nkhkgk I , I in .Mi :V H mQ4':uYL,:k:, .V . .. ,, J e Ll el ct e . S 9 1 , 5 - -T5 . .S 5 QQ aaa -rs W .-: Z qty 'titty wif: J, Z QS 93' L Queen, Janet Neuenschwander Jane Reavis, Sherry Schlunegar, Connie Repp These four snappy gals really did an outstanding job this year in promoting school spirit as Well as good sportsmanship. Their leadership and enthusiasm set the keynote for a spirited student body, and our seemingly indomitable teams responded with victory after victory after victory. This inspirational quartette Well deserved all the praise and congratulations that it got for the important job it did. Our majorettes always looked smart in their' flashy uniforms as they displayed their skillful and proficient abilities. This vivacious group was well received and respected wherever it appeared - be it at a football game, a basketball game, or leading the band at the Palouse Empire Fair. Cenice Depew, Arleen Long, Penny Holbrook, Marlene Long X N 1 3 0 T 9 I 15 8 S 1 60 n Coaches This year, especially, high tribute should be paid to our excellent coaching staff, for they have fulfilled IOOW their responsibility of coaching the various sports and have produced some of the finest teams Colfax High has ever had. We, the students, are very proud of them. Mr. Richard Felber-Athletic Director, guided the '58-'59 athletic program and coached the boxing squad Mr. .lack Bafus-Basketball, is head coach of the Bulldog basketball team. Mr. Jerry Martin-Football, coached the football team and also the basketball NB squad. Miss McDonald-Badminton, supervises badminton and all other girls' sports. Mr. Cordon Brunette-Baseball, is head coach of baseball. Mr. Tulin-Track, was assistant football coach and head coach of track. Mr. Glen P ll- - ' ' n owe Golf, coaches ou1 dlvet-diggers. 6' Football FRONT ROW: Larry Jones, Manager, Nick Burns, Allen Steiger, Bill Freeman, Fraser Peterson, Garry Martin, Steve Kammerzell, John Aeschliman, Terry Kirkpatrick, Paul Weitz, Gary Moore, Jim Lloyd, Paul Hatfield, Dave Ulevog, Manager. SECOND ROW: Larry Klock, Larry Kirkpatrick, Jim Johnson, Roger Carson, Lynn Steiger, Jim Felber, Steve Jolmson, Gordon Hill, George Wehnes, Bob Lemon, Gerry Copeland, Bob Lonn, Ron Straw, Bruce Hochsprung, Pat Aiken, Coach Martin. NA Squad Under the expert supervision of Jerry Martin, who made his debut as head coach this year, and beyond all hopes and expectations the football team of 1958 came up with its first undefeated season since the early 1920's. Tremendous defensive work, strong blocking and tackling, and a keen zest for playing were the outstanding characteristics of the 1958 pigskin packers. Continued high ranking in the state-Wide football poll, the winning of the South-Eastern league Championship, and the acclaim of all the Colfax boosters were well earned and deserved by the Colfax Bulldogs. fu , '5 .yjzf E Cf ff, Colfax .,.,..... ........ K It Colfax ...,...,, ,.l.,,,, 62 Colfax ,,,,.,,,. ..... Colfax ,....,.,, ......,. Colfax .......,. .,..,e.. Colfax ..,,...., ,,,..,., Colfax ...,,,,, .,..,... . . Colfax ..,...... ........ . Colfax ..,..,... ........, Cheney ...,. Dayton ..,,.... St. Maries ........ ....... 1 3 Potatch ........ ......... 6 Waitsburg ,....,, ......... 0 Pomeroy ....,..., ..,...... 7 St. Pats ,,...,.....,, ..,.....,. 0 North Central Orofino ....... - ,.,., 0 A 3 1 i-73 LARRY Captain, Guard ROGER CARSON Captain, Tackle You cant beat courage Winner take all Little man, big job! Inspirational Award Coach: JERRY MARTIN Found lli-S P0-Siiivfl He could and he did Arrived a little late All desire LYNN STIEGER GEORGE WEHNES JOHN AESCHILMAN BILL FREEMAN End End Halfback Center What more could you ask? , ,,..A. . , My N5 W . . fu, it V- O . A , ,ODA '5 A ' f fl m e 7.1: g:1J4i'?Y A19 L-2:31 ,:, A -1 4 2 9 1 v Y my mt fa f is gt 4 UH , X gigsfrfw g f a 1 Q 5 Inga! W 3215 iw, 'Z 1 of 'Ea I , 'Fe 2,li,,YQgt4 R K A IA 's f ' S s ' 'M 'Lies 1125? X 'X-g 3 fa ye ESJQQQQS E A -rf 51:72 1 , f:tg:t-slew' :f.,?,x1ig.4gfV1V , Y Quarterback sign . .. . etht JIM FELBER .sg v - gza ivs .- A 'ff 1' 7'3 an 4uiffafg.m' ,,? ' F, s?m- - ., .. :. . - ,MH Big things in 1959 JIM JOHNSON Tackle Mr. Rough and Tough 'z A Mana er DAVE ULEVOG and LARRY JONES dl xf Competztor Plus 1 2 3 Defense Its got to be close The best lS yet to come KIRKP Il FRASER PETERSON Guard PAT AHCEN Halfback LARRY KLOCK Halfback Bob Gay, Larry Klock, Jeff Forrey, Dennis Broweleit, Larry Gunn, Neil Henderson, Jim Felber, Bruce Hochsprung, Terry Kirkpatrick, Pl Basketball li' wil IN it V An Squad The Bulldogs turned in their first undefeated regular season since 1944, with 20 straight victories. Under Coach ,lack Bafus's superlative coaching the team re- mained on top in the Associated Press basketball poll, Won the South-East District Class HAH championship, and an unparalleled fourth consecutive trip to the state AM tournament in Tacoma. The roundballers fought and played hard all seasong the standout feature being defensive play. The deadly shooting, well-balanced Bull- dogs average 58 points per game While holding the opposition to a slim 39. Ken Krueger, Duane Daniel. .I J G lf .' 6 SCORES Season Colfax ,,.,,,,..., 54 Pullman .,.,., ....,,. . 39 Colfax Pgmeroy ----- ,--,-,, C Olfax --------,- f Dayton - Colfax, -------,,,, St. Pat,S -,-,- Apkgig C Colfax, ..,........ Orofino - Colfax Mead MAf----- Colfax ,,......... Pullman , Colfax Rogers ------ Colfax ..,........ Clarkston Cglfax Dayton --------P ------ e COlf3X. ,.......... Mead ..Y,. Colfax Cheney .le,-..---W--h'--V Colfax, ........... Orofino . Colfax ..t........, Shadle Park Colfax,-g ,,-- ------ M OSCOW e Colfax St. l2at's ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Distric, Colfax Pomeroy ----- ------- C olfax ........ Dayton t Colfax MOSCOW --.---- ---.- . Colfax ,,........ . Pullman - Colfax Cl8I'kSt0Il ,, Colfax YovfeMA---- Dayton C Colfax Cheney ..,. Wegre on our way to state!! 65 DENNIS F BROWELEIT orward LARRY GUNN Center Dead eye What else could you want Hard work paid off Coach: JACK BAFUS Bring on those scores Lots of rebounds Get up and lip as JIM FELBER Forward 66 A NEIL HENDERSON Center I 'Ji ff , , VI V, 1 tl '1,'k ww X s-fx., 'x 64 as 1h-5 'U gg quads 3' Football ST ROW: Bob Lothspeich, Byron Steiger, ivan Whire, David Leander Nicky Kincaid, Roger Stearns, Mike Rosgen, Mike Krororn, Roger Stueckie, Harvey Schumacher. SECOND ROW: Richard Harvey, lack Morton, Ioe Ienkxns, Gary Elliott, lim Deiie, Don Nenenschwander, Biii Lowe, Neii Sirnrnons, Larry Endsiey, n Aegerrer, David Barber, Coach Bob Tulin. Gordo ,SFIRST ROW Basketball telger , Ro : C gel- 60 Stuec15iFIVPerry D an W a . h. Vjd IIC, Nickifeizgder B lflcagd Yron S SESOND RO YI1E!C11er Paul We 11. 7 lolf, Cvai-IEW? Chucinlil Egge erfy M ubb rs, artful ard, , I I Dan C ny D ' ary E ay B.oe Repp, T HZ, H 6 H1-Vey 68 Girls, Sports Volleyball Senior Volleyball Champs . Archery Dressing for speed-a-way C ,. ,,g:. - 72' 5 L ll ll Hockey 69 Girls, Sports Beatball Ping Pong 'f If W , W Golf Fencing Basketball W, is -Q 4 , f v SHA, 6, M K ,W af ,1 V W272.: -Y A fam k A A :N2f '?1i'f752f5i1fH5fk if W?Z?'5:vvg-1? , , ' 'Q ws: - ,. , X 1f NEW. Chorus CHORUS OFFICERS DENNIS BROWELEIT ............A........,,.,.,,,....,..,.,,.,,..,....., JOHN AESCHLIMAN ...,....,..,.. JULIE ANN CLAASSEN ........ LAUREL ENDSLEY ............ JUDY JOHNSON ....,,.,....,.,. ,..,,.,, MAE BONTADELLI ...... ,.,,,,..,,.,,... JUANITA DODGEN ...... A .....,..... MYRNA FIELD ......,....... ARDENA CUTLER ....... Vice Publicity Publicity Robe Robe President President Secretary Librarian Librarian Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman Instructor MRS BRYAN M 9 1 FIRST ROW: Karen Mandarino, Sue Blackburn, Janiece Apple, Genice Depew, Mary Peebles, Peggy Hill, Carolyn Mader SEC OND ROW: Donna Branch, Kathy Birr, Betty McDonough, Susan Utgaard, Judy Jolmson, Moe Bontadelli. THIRD ROW Rosa linda Rogers, Sandra Hopkins, Larry Jones, David Anderson, John Aeschliman. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Chase, Judy Furry Shelley Redmond, Merle Simmons, Bill Mandarino. 72 The Chorus, this year, joined with the band in presenting the annual seasonal concerts and the Christmas program. The ensembles sang at many different occasions, both in school and in the community. G.H.S. has been very forunate in having such a fine singing group. GIRLS' TRIO Carolyn Mader, Julie Ann Claassen, Laurel Endsley Carolyn Hilty, Accompanist. BOYS' QUARTET Ronald Hull, Dennis Broweleit, David Anderson, John Aeschli- man. Gary Schuldt, Accompanist. vga ' We by FIRST ROW: Jane Reavis, Juanita Dodgen, JoLynn Getz, Diane Lewis, Donna Stewart, Vicki Schluneger, Mary Ousley, Carolyn Hilty. SECOND ROW: Julie Ann Claassen, Laurel Endsley, Karrie Kuder, Margaret Clegg, Elinor Aeschliman, Andrea Depew, Judy Luft, Kay Leinweber. THIRD ROW: Dennis Broweleit, Ronald Hull, Jerry Link, Jerry Kidwell, Ardena Cutler, Susan Carroll, Rose Haynes. FOURTH ROW: Bob Lemon, Bud Ackerman, Jerry Kincaid, Mike Dodd, Allen Morasch, Myrna Field, Donna Shem- well, Sandra Suess, Margaret Benson. 73 Band , it FIRST ROW: Kay Kenedy. SECOND ROW: Jackie Clow, Ron Weitz, Danny Day, Doug Nickerson, Connie Birr, Delora Aeschli- 111311. THIRD ROW: Ron Cone, Donna White, Arlene Long, Roger Stearns, Penelope Holbrook, Sherry Schluneger, Roger Carson. lnstructor MR. NORMAN X N J mf RALPH HODGE GARY SCHULDT CONNIE BIRR FRED WEITZ ........ PAUL WEITZ .,,.,,,..,. ROGER STEARNS ...... BAND OFFICERS President Student Director Secretary Custodian 'Cu-todian Librarian 74 Band FIRST ROW, left to right: Darrel Claassen, Nick Burns, Terry Stuckle. Dave Repp, Bob Slind, Cordon Aegetor, Mike Krom. SECOND ROW: Larry Endsley, Gerry Copeland, Butch Hodge, Jeff Forrey, Paul Weitz, Fred Weitz. 'THIRD ROW: Don Henderson, Dave Schmick, Jim Morasch, Tracy Sheer, Ken Kruger, Gary Scliuldt. TRUMPET TRIO TROMBONE Tlilo GARY SCHULDT ,,,,,,,... ,.,,,,,...., ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 5 t Cornet CERRY COPELAND ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , 2nd Trombone TRACY SHEER ,,,,, ., 2nd Cornet BUTCH HODCE ,,,,, lst Trombone KEN KRUCER ,,,, .. 3rd Cornet LARRY ENDSLEY ..,.,. , , 3rd Trombone The band has now completed another busy year after performing at the county fair, the annual Band Day at Pullman, Homecoming at W.S.C., and various other places. Although it took part in many outside activities, it also supplied very excellent music for the annual Fall Concert, the Christmas Program, and Spring Concert. The band certainly deserves lots of credit for its fine work. 75 Palouse Empire Fair 0 H .':1.1.f2-3'-'591 ':5'il-:VZ Colfax Queen Candidate ia PEGGY WEITZ 7 Her Attendants CAROL BROWN MARY HELEN BARBER Colfax Community fair float sponsored by the Senior Class, was awarded first place at the Palouse Empire Fair on September 13. 0-UE' 'l u 1 ' 1 i l KEY TO THE PALOUSE EMPIRE77 176 . . ,N lf t a Enthusiasm ran high at the Homecoming Game this year. The pre-game pep rally, which was held at Schmuck Park, had an all-student body turn out. The four classes competing with original ideas to display a winning float were the main attractions in the afternoon parade. The royalty chosen to reign over this event were: Queen, Carol Browng Prin- cess, Mary Helen Barberg Princess, Connie Birr. The Homecoming game was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone for this added an- other win for our undefeated team. The Junior class this year won the tug-of-war. who placed first in the contest. The Sopho came in third. This original float belongs to the Juniors mores were second while the Freshmen X X I PRESIDENT DAVE - QUEEN MARLENE PRINCESS FRANCES Junior Prom On November 22, 1958, the Junior Class spon- sored their Prom, 4'I'1l See You In My Dreams. A large group danced under a delicate ceiling of pink clouds and twinkle lights to the enchanting music of Mickey Finn. During the intermission Marlene Long was crowned Queen by Dave Repp, the Junior Class President. Frances Ratts, Lois Bontadelli, and Bonnie Jensen were crowned her I princesses. QUEENS COURT Y' PRINCESS LOIS PRINCESS BONNIE 78 Mu, Alpha, Theta The members of the trigonometry class founded the Mu Alpha Theta KM A Thj Club this year. Members have to meet certain re- quirements, such as having registered in a fifth semester mathematics class and maintained a UB average for all high school courses. The M A Th Club held monthly meetings, featuring lectures by professors or trips to WSC Where the telescope and the electronic computer were seen. Advisor MR. MAHLIK OFFICERS LARRY KIRKPATRICK ......,....... ................ GARY SCHULDT .............,. ..... V ice JACKIE CLOW .............. ..........,..... ALAN STEIGER ......... ............... - L JOHN PERRY .,........ ...... P rogram President President Secretary Treasurer Chairman CHARTER MEMBERS LEFT ROW: Bill Freeman, John Perry, Lynn Steiger, Ron Hatley, Leslie Leander. CENTER ROW: Myrna Mc- Donough, Roger Weskil, Dick Raugust, Gary Schuldt, Chuck Mohr, Larry Kirkpatrick. RIGHT ROW: Jackie Clow, Terry Boldt, Dennis Broweleit, Alan Steiger, Tony Appel. Rally Squad FIRST ROW: Bonnie Smith, Anne Pierce, Penny Holbrook, Naomi Unruh, Sherry Schlunegar, Janet Neuenschwander, Mary Ann Sommerfeld, Mae Bontadelli, Karrie Kuder, Toni Morrison. SECOND ROW: Polly Parnell, Margaret Chase, Mary Sav- age, Diane Wilson, .lane Reavis, Joyce Morgan, Connie Birr, Joan Kolowinski, Ruth Gregor. THIRD ROW: Kay Hinnenkamp, Carol Penrod, Linda Lowe, Karen Larsen, Karen Scholz, Sheila Barbee, Sue Elliott, .lill Jennings. Organized and reorganized this year were the Rally Squad and Pep 'L Band. In their bright gold sweaters the two groups did much to pub- licize the school games and to boost enthusiasm. lv Al T f lvl I 1 13 f Pep Band FIRST ROW: Kay Kennedy, Jackie Clow, Butch Nickerson, Ron Weitz, Ron' Cone, Delora Aeschliman, Darrel Claassen, Nick Burns. SECOND ROW: Gary Schuldt, Tracy Sheer, Fred Weitz, Don Henderson, Bob Lonn, Gorden Aegerter, Bob Slmd, Dave Repp. THIRD ROW: Butch Hodge, Gerry Copeland, Larry Endsley, Pat Aiken, Roger Sterns. 80 5 3 E in u E s 1 1 1 1 x 1 54 H if Eli 4 , V - f - - wi. - f W-:J V y , , ,. . Q-,,gQ,,vf..,,zg:R.pf -- ffm -:W ,M f-,g:Xggw,:14gf,ff.. xp--5, M,--1i,,k,wmQ:,,f--N,Av Y UQQL,-.:wwu.,w-if x f Future scientists? Studious seniors, on test day? Looks like Linda is giving the frosh some lessons in Health. las X:Y, or does it? R . bl N,- KLA! Why aren't you studying your Contemp? 82 NX, I f 'X n, Actwn A? The first year is hard on your fingers! E pluribus unum! Look at the pretty tonsils. L-..Jil r' , , , Y f .., 7 Are you getting through to the frosh, Mr. 19 o Tulin? 'a J, Looks like you boys should do your History. t ! l t 1. Back to school! 2. GO,w BULLDOGS, GO!! 3. Boom-rn-m-m! 4. Busy SENIORS at work. 5. Outstanding school spirit. 6. Finishing touches. 7. Working all the time. 8. VICTORY!! 9. THE WINNER! 84 wi J e e Ny, Summer vacation is over. Back to the salt mines. Big Sisters show their little sisters the ropes at the Big-Little Sis Party. Colfax fair float begins to take shape under the careful hands of the seniors. Yippee!!! Teachers attend school for a change and we got out at 1:00. All classes met and elected officers. Seniors Working like crazy to get the float done. lt doesn't look like they will ever make it. We get to take buses to Cheney for our first game. Whoppiii! !! They never got a chance to score: 9-0. The Seniors did get done with the float. They won first place in the float division at the Pa- louse Empire Fair. Good going, Seniors! BLUE AND GOLD staff met to plan the '59 annual. Lots of good ideas. We get a look at Russia in a movie' presented at the National School Assembly. Very interest- ing. Bulldogs down Dayton for second victory of the year. 6-0. Good going, fellows! Say cheese! Everybody all slicked up for pic- tures today. Smile for the birdie!!! Rough, tough seniors initiated the green frosh into high school. Boy, were they scared!! The Bulldogs are really rolling this year. St. Maries lost 18-13. Pep Rally before the boys left. ' ' -' N--x-if 4 .milf X mx 'J 6 0 .C ' tw' 1 ' 1- 1 y- - Q w - F -4 ' J s 7 , ' 2 93 f ' S 4 J 1.4--. BLUE AND GOLD advance tag sales begin. Bulldogsracked up another victory against Pot- latch 19-6. Good game. Music and dancing at Sophomore mixer after the game. Frosh education night. Games and refreshments highlight the Senior-Frosh party. Girl and Boy Staters honored at a dinner by the American Legion and Auxiliary. 9, 10. All prospective FHA members suffer through initiation. Burning of the dummy at the homecoming bon- fire. Lots of smoke. Purple people eaters attack in full force as part of the GAA initiation. Homecoming parade with floats and the band. Queen Carol looked very nice. Waitsburg lost by a' score of 20-6. The Bulldogs looked very good. GAA slumber party. They did everything but sleep. What fun!! Everyone dresses up for the HF all Flingf, Won- derful time had by all. Chili, Chili, Chili. FHA sponsors a chili feed in Room 14. Very good. Tonight the team traveled to Pomeroy. Terrific game. Good passing and wonderful blocking. Score: 28-7. Student body meeting today with Prexy Lynn behind the gavel Toni ht FHA and FFA held - 5 their formal initiations. Very impressive. FHA girls travel to Ritzville for the Regional meeting. Seventh victory of the season. Bull- dogs outplayed St. Pat's 27-0, winning the South- east League Championship. lt was a Wonderful game. Halloween! Played North Central and won. 20- 6. Bulldogs were really out to win this game, and they did, too. Sal K F '1- 1. Red hot chili! 2. That old BULLDOG fight. 3. The SENIOR float. 4. The big moment. 5. No hunger pains here. 6. Touchdown!! 7. Looks like fun. 8. Plow 'em under, boys. 9. Bite that i apple! 10. You'll wonder where the yellow went . . . 11. Swing it! 12. Watch out you don't fall. 85 1. MIGHTY SENIORS! 2. Undefeated!! 3. Girls' Fed. Birthday Party. 4. We're back. 5. Victories, memories on this football field. 6. Outstanding football team - outstanding coach!! 7. Football season comes to a close. 8-9. A trip to Lakeland Village. 10. FELBER . . .!!! 86 sk. x. i i :GN 4 ' 1 u 'Q QIIYADIIIHDII Fatal day for many CHS students - Report Cards!! I swear lill study harder next nine weeks. A.A.U.W. tea in honor of senior girls and their mothers. Last football game of the season. The team travels to Orofino and Wins its ninth victory, 25-0. Congratulations. Psychology classes take a field trip to Lakeland Village. It was very interesting and educational. Basketball turnouts start. Lots of boys out. Today is Veterans Day and therefore no school. Girls' Fed. birthday party. Gifts and food, es- pecially cake. Ummm! Raining. Juniors beginning to worry about get- ting a crowd to attend the Prom. Raining harderg Juniors are really worrying now. They worked until late getting the pink clouds to hang in the right places, and the green trees in the correct position. Junior Prom Till See You In My Dreamsn with Marlene Long the reigning Queen. A HUGE crowd turned out to dance under the pink clouds and the green trees. A Wonderful dance. Con- gratulations, Juniors. Out for Thanksgiving vacation. Hooray!!! Visions of turkey, cranberrles, and all the trim- mings. Ahh!!! I just know I'll eat too much, but oh well . . . This only comes once a year. . : -if . Ilgl!Pll'ldIIlITIil Back to school after Thanksgiving vacation. 10 pounds heavier, too! First basketball game of the season. Pomeroy here. We Won 59-33. Another victory. St. Pats 62-34. Bulldogs are really off to a good start. Frosh mixer after the game. lt was lots of fun. Basketball Jamboree. Lots of people and noise. St. John beat us in the play-offs. Girls' Fed. Cabinet-Council Christmas dinner. There were so many delicious things to eat. Ohhh!! Sports Banquet. So many Wonderful foods to ,choose from. The football mothers can really cook. Terry Kirkpatrick and Jim Felber were named co-captains for next year. Very good choice. We played at Mead and Won our third victory 59-39. Bulldogs clip Rogers 53-43. Colfax went to Dayton. The fog was terrible, the gym wasn't the best, but we Won ffirst time in 5 years therel, 56-35. Bulldogs whooped it up with Cheney Black- hawks here. They never had a chance and We won 67-31. Annual Christmas program in the gym. The chorus sang lovely carols and the band played, too. It was a very beautiful and impressive ceremony. Happy day. Everyone played around today. Santa Claus visited us and wished us a Merry Christ- mas. We got candy canes for being so good all year. No school 'til January 5. Tonight we went to Shadle Park. They had us seared for a While but we won 48-44-. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. 1. 1958 outstanding football champs. 2. Scramble for the hall! 3. Thespians' tree perks Christmas spirit. 4. Girls' Fed. Cabinet-Council celebrates the Christmas Holidays. 5-6. Spanish' classes break their pinatas. 87 1. Whoo! What a relief-our term papers are finished!! 2. Blue and Gold fight! 3. Practice makes perfect! 4. Is this Spanish Class ready for semester tests??? 5. Scored another VICTORY! 6. Holidays are over-back to the grind! 88 'uf Q W if Q.:5'i' 'cl'-'lr V I' T.. 1 -.mn We played St. Pats and Won 71-39. Happy New Year, everyone. It's kind of nice to be back. Santa Claus was real nice to every- one. Time to start studying again. Perish the thought! ! Bulldogs Went to Pomeroy tonight. They were out to win and did, too--57-38. Big game tonight with the Moscow Bears. The Bears were out for blood and a victory. Bull- dogs had a rough fight all the way but came through for their tenth victory 56-46. All junior and senior English students can sigh with relief today. Term papers are at last handed in. Tonight the Bulldogs picked the Bantams 61-39. Cheney loses to Bulldogs 52-4-I. Semester tests begin. Study! Study! Study! Todayis tests were the hardest. Suffer! Suffer! Suffer! Last day of tests. Yippee!! Now we Wait for report cards. Girls, Fed Cabinet-Council hosts Pullman at the annual exchange dinner. It was very nice. Bulldogs claimed another victory from the Pull- man Greyhounds 54-39. G.A.A. mixer after the game. Lots of kids came to dance and enjoy the food. Colfax Bulldogs won victory number fourteen from the Dayton Bulldogs 65-43. Senior class sponsored the mixer. Everyone had a real nice time. REPORT CARDS!! I'm not taking this one home. Next time I promise to make the honor roll, just give me a chance! Bulldogs traveled to Orofino tonight and Won again 54-29. The basketball boys are really rolling along this year. Bulldogs won their sixteenth victory over Pull- man Greyhounds 57-38. yew! ew ywfy nr .111 - Another month begins. Four months of school left. Tonight We Went .to Clarkston for our 17th game. lt was really exciting. The Bulldogs Won 38-34. Mead Panthers came to meet Bulldogs tonight. We won 59-37. Junior class sponsored a fine mixer. Friday the thirteenth was our lucky day. To- night the Bulldogs won their game with Orofino 61-35. After the game, there was a mixer sponsored by the Badminton team at the Elks. Everyone had a wonderful time. Also today, some of the senior G.A.A. girls went to Lacrosse to participate in a basketball playday. They had good luck and lots of fun. Valentine's.Day. Today was the play contest at Garfield. Colfax presented 'LHour of Honor, and was awarded first place. Bill Freeman was named as an outstanding actor. Tonight We played the Moscow Bears here. They were ahead of us for a while, but we claimed our 20th victory 49-4-2. The Senior class sponsored a sock hop in the gym after the game. It was a great success with the newest records and refreshments. Southeast D i s t r i c t Basketball Tournaments started in Pullman tonight. We played Dayton in the second game tonight and Won 69-58. Again we played the second game of the eve- ning. The Bulldogs met the Pullman Grey- hounds in a very exciting game and won their twenty-first victory in a row, 58-50. Larry Gunn was the high point man of the evening with 29 points. Playoffs of the district tournament began tonight. Colfax Bulldogs played Dayton in the cham- pionship game. We won 57-34. The game was absolutely thrilling. The high point men were: Dennis Broweleit with 16 and Larry Gunn, 15. On to State!!! Congratulations, Bulldogs and coaches, Jack Bafus and Jerry Martin. This has been a wonderful season with not one loss and twenty-three wins in a row! Good luck at Tacoma, fellows! svg: .1:I , a- .--- -2 ---ing' P, A if 1: if , .. 3! ., .1 , 1, A .F 3, .5 ,WF 'fl' I iv .1 ' WAC L I P 1. THE CHAMPS with Victory Cake. 2. The SENIOR boys pour at the Valentine Mixer. 3. Best mixer of the year. 4. OUB. VALENTINE!!! 5. That's the way to hustle, boys! 6. F.F.A. Installation Banquet. 89 One-Act Pla, Produced for presentation at the Whitman County One-Act Play Competition at Garfield on February 14, was Hour of Honor by Ralph Paul Joy. The short drama placed first, winning the trophy shown at the left. Bill Freeman, who played the lead, was voted one of the six outstanding actors in the contest. CAST George Turner ......,..,............. BILL FREEMAN Molly Turner .... .......,..,.. T ONI MORRISON Grace Hensley .,.... .,...,...,..,..,,-,,,,,,,, S UE ELLIOT Clmrlie Turner ............ LARRY KIRKPATRICK Emily .............. ........ M ERILYNN MAGNUSSEN '6Harry ought to be home soon H Guilty or not, a mother loves her son! You just don't say, 'Look, your husband is a thiefl' f-D w ,J- -v X , X V fs 4 -D 90 J K 1 -vuvwcwlf A - , ,f ff we W' 1 f- f -I 'mlmng-iwszsswef -mfv-'wwQ2-pf4-fwffswzmbm,-.ww-,.A-. fm-Q 1..a..1m- LJ, - -,V-, Pai' and David are being assured by John Archer, owner of ARCHER TRANSFER 81 STORAGE, fhai' all 'Freighl' and household ifems are moved safely and quickly in one of his frucks. ARDEN FARMS can cer+ainly supply any kind of dairy producfs, as Curly, Kafhy, and Connie show in fheir display. They may noi' be buying, bul' Ralph and Dan seem in+eres+ed in +his new piece of machinery from ARROW MACHINERY COMPANY. These +hree Colfax High girls, Connie, Meagen, and Lynne are very in+eres'I'ed in 'I'he new siyle of shoes being shown +o 'lhem by Gary and Bob Baker of BAKER'S SHOES. Ben Walker is warning Jim and John fhai' +hey mighi' be +he nexl' cusfomers of BEN'S BODY SHOP if +hey aren'+ careful. This new slereophonic phonograph shown Carol and Elaine by Jack Reynolds of BlLL'S 'IEADLO 8: TV has ihe finesi' souncl +o be oun . Sm ,-1 we -, F fi .a,, .i,f V ug 4,1 The 'l'wo Bills ancl parl' +ime worker Mark are proud of +he spic ancl span appearance ancl service you gel' al' BlLL'S UNION SERVICE. l+'s obvious 'ihai' Toni ancl Shelly are very much in+eres+ecl in 'Phe beauiiful reversible slcirf a'l' BROOKHART'S. 93 Affer seeing Teach's new Olds, Chuck rushed righi' down io BROWN 8: HOLTER'S io have Ray and Jack Zimmer show him anorher of fhe '59 Oidsmobiies 'ihai' had iusi arrived. Souih I3 Howard BURCHETT STUDIO , SPOKANE, WASHINGTON Slim Keeiing was iusi' aboui' ready 'io s'i'ar+ delivering a load of Coke when Karrie, Connie, and Sherry paid him a visii' ai' ihe COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Wow 11,07 J ' ' ACE FOOD STORE dawg ANDERSON BAKERY W BEST WAY LUMBERYARD Jwuwyjwj fue! BILL'S RIOI-IEIELD SERVICE - MMA' DR. MELVIN BINDER YQWZM ' mba., PAUL BRICE, SHELL OIL DISTRIBUTOR DR. L. D. BROWN BRUNINO FUNERAL I-IOME W MAURICE BRYANT. M.D. A gag BURNETT PLUMBING AND I-IEATINCQWI J ' BURN'S AUTO PARTS ,fm pp . 2744 BUTLER MILLER AGENCY f in Jai 976725 . , ,. 'J I jig S. H. CAFFEE, STANDARD OIL M o ff A, . A jf. Mx 1, .f!Mf,.7 f'f4 CHESTNUT ELECTRIC GEORGE COOK'S CHEVRON STATIOW . cLINT'S 66 SERVICE .1 J in N' COAST TO COAST STORE fa! ff .JZ COLFAX BLAOKSMITI-I SI-IOP A 75,4 .5 ,AM75 COLFAX BODY REPAIR B!-547,,,,,f.-Q., COLFAX GAZETTE COLFAX MONUMENT CO. COLFAX READY MIX COLFAX REFRIGERATION CURLY TOP BEAUTY SALON DAILY BULLETIN lsn l' Mr. Penningion of 'ihe COLFAX FURNITURE STORE a lucky man +o be show- ing ihis sec'I'ional davenpori' wi'l'h Linda and Karen. This 'I'abula+or owned by +he COLFAX GRAIN GROWERS shown 1'hem by Mrs. Ruih Moriimer looks very, very complicaied 'I'o Mae and Ron. When fhey wani' +0 redecoraie 'rheir rooms Julie and Lois will surely consulf Bill Munson of 'rhe COLFAX GRANGE SUPPLY for +he correci' colors and 'I'ypes of painf. One of fhe COLFAX MOTORS's '59 Pon- iiacs, +ha+ Griff Humphrey is proudly dis- playing definiiely mee'l's wi'I'h +he approval of Sieve and Mary Helen. Jane and Dykie are learning 'I'he 'fads aboui' inves+men'I's in 'I'he COLFAX SECURITY CCMPANY from Mrs. Bafus, Miss Thomas. and George Wilson. Karen and Jack seem +o find 'ihis davenporl' inbrhe COLFAX UPHOLSTERY very comforf- a e. DORIAN STUDIO Si' S. 9 Posi' SPOKANE, WASH. DEYSENROTH'S FLORAL AND GARDEN SHOP Oliver Wehnes of ELITE CLEANERS has managed +o keep 'l'he foofball players of Col- fax High in clean fowels. When Gary and Margarei' decide 'I'o buy 'I'heir 'firsi' new De Sofo, Ode Ellio'H' of EL- LlOTT'S AUTO MART will be on hand wifh fhe newesi' models. The ELK DRUG STORE has one of lhe fines? selecfions of all occasion cards as Mrs. Hofer, Janel, and Carol can fesiify. Taking a +rip would be a pleasure wi'I'h 'ihe luggage from FONK'S as shown fo Julie and Frances by Mrs. Bidle. Mary Helen and Carol know l'ha'l' Roy Glaser o'F GLASER'S JEWELRY has +he righl' silverware pa'Herns for 'lheir hope chesis. Bob Grady of GRADY'S DRUG shows Dor- o'rhy and Nancy bubble bafh, which is only one of ihe many excellenl' cosmefics he car- ries. S+eve and Larry are admiring fhe name brand shirfs and sweaiers which Bob Grefen- corl and Dave Repp of GRETENCORT'S CLOTHIERS are showing +hem. Sharon and Naomi know +ha'I' Leo Cox of HAMILTON DRUG will sell 'rhem only fhe fin- esf of drugs and cosme+ics. 99 f X ff Q s wwe-View ,w34uQ,..s ffwq I gi 0 .IyIIl.!g!C43!OEN. CONTRACTOR WL lmjdd I Q1 0 f6A!jjEBERT's TEXACO STATION W j jf , ECONOMY CLEANERS Mi' To fi!! G N EBBERT, TEXACO DISTRIBUTOR BMW W 4 A W My I -I I' , ELLIOTT'S PAINT STORE ELLIS BAG CO. ENDSLEY'S DR. RAYMOND FORREY DR. W. N. FREEMAN H. C. HENDERSON. FULLER BRUSH DR. ROBERT T. HENRY ED HOCHSPRUNG AGENCY HORTING'S FOOD STORE HUTCHISON'S STUDIO I. G. A. MARKET CHAUNCEY KENEDY WRNER KOFFEE KUP L 'W ARsHALL-wELL's STORE JI I ,LII NR! MIRROR BA SHOP TSX N ' MORTO CTRIC 'IX II M O. KES BER WELDERS ' RAU sT's METOW HARDWARE I I R P ONO TION I . GERS OTHERS SEED CO. BB SEVER S FURNITURE I00 PaH'i and Maryellen are faking a dry run in a Caierpillar D-6, carried by HARLOW MACHINERY, 'lo gel' ready for spring plowing. I+ looks like fhe record Ron Moore of KCLX is playing really sends Karrie and Donna. Susie and Judy can +rus+ +ha+ Chuck is noi' going +o bludgeon fhem, bui' is only showing 'ihe size of ihis squash which is one of fhe fine 'Foods carried by 'MACK'S MARKET. 7 IOI J We wonder if Ed Maior of MAJOR'S SALON OF BEAUTY convinced Mary she ough+ fo cu'I' her hair. Sue seems sileni' on 'ihe subject Duane and Larry aren'i' 'loo worried abouf Dennis's driving, bu'I' we know he probably could gel' a speeding 'liclcei' on 'rhis 'l'rac+or from McSWEENEY TRACTOR COMPANY. If you wan+ your hair cui' shori' or long, Wi+h Jerry or Harvey you can'1' go wrong. THE MODEL BARBER SHOP This 'fire nafurally won'+ fi+ Gordon's Fiat buf Cliff Nolan, Leonard Pierce, and Bill are sure 'Thai' NEIL SALES and SERVICE has one fhal' will. I02 Whefher 'I'hey buy insurance or noi' Gary and Bill are cerfainly enjoying 'Iheir cha'I' wifh Ralph Owens o'F 'rhe NORTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. For cold winrers +his car coa+ Mrs. Powers of J. C. PENNEY'S is showing Mary Ann and Joyce will come in very handy. Carl Spliid and Mrs. Sfrong of +he OLD NATIONAL BANK are demons'l'ra'I'ing +ha'l- il' 'lakes fwo keys 'I'o open a safely deposii' box. Anne and Polly are convinced Iheir iewels will cerfainly be safe in one. George and his kid bro'I'her John enjoy frying on all sor+s of clofhes carried by PERRY AND LEE CLOTHIERS. Judy and Susie admire +he combina'I'ion washer and dryer by Wes+inghouse shown 'Io 'Ihem by Mrs. Hufchens of POWELL PLUMB- ING AND HEATING. Bruce and Lynn are ready fo dig ou+ in a Case wheel +rac+or owned by SCHNEID- MILLER AND FAIRES. W5 of J, yy IES A MOTEL S5 ' M I wr MRS. OLE SLIND jjj , , TY'S SHELL STATION I 'X , ' . F X xi - Mwj My 3 . IJ SPOKANE SEED CO. K II ' A SPOKANE BOOSTER ffl I . E I fx 99,729 Vijay X SVISOUIRES WELDING Aix I xtfc-6 TI R QS ' jf M XY! TANDARD LUMBER CO. P1512 I - ST. NATIUS I-IOSPITAL ix -is AR . i - E. Ps. IP EEEL WA. A STYLE CENTER gif A F9 S I V - ' I S ' 1 I J QNX I ,TIP ,- ,U 30215 5 Dfw DR. WILLIAM R. TEMPEL S5 Sp QMS' WWIM LEW ,Del gIf1ZjfI,..UU TICK KLOCK DRUGS 5 Tl- ,, ' , I A ' , X KX, .Tl X - MID awk I DR. W. J. TRETNER O 3, SL. X N ,QWQL11 QQMIISJIW AROLD S. I-IERMAN, UNION OIL CONSIGNEE VERN'S RICI-IPIELD SERVICE ' . 1 , - W ER FORD SALES 8. SERVICE ,XZZW7 T ' My . SI-IINOTON WATER POWER CO. ,f!..fffWL 7 X, JIKIQNII , BMJ! Q9 DR. EARL C. WESSELS yffyf 'fWi'W0 5 LEM 'l Cy ,f',z,zfL-L - if W7 'J-Z'1'V'?V! I, W I My . DR. CONRAD WEITZ. JR. 9 I If d W My 5 J? ff A50 WW Aw 0 UJWJDWEITZ CONSTRUCTION CO. ,4,.,,J WMA A Tj, u X1 7 4 if LgQfLd? l,,. 44 . 4 lf WI-IITMAN HOTEL QM19 Q ZQ W Af 7 . , L fu 1,7 fl, XKL7 Ala- I jf' WI-IITMAN LUNCI-I cf fwwf I gf W 5 fi gpwvf I WHITMAN TITLE CO. ff' If jdg gggxvaf WILLlAM'S FUEL CO. ,MQ 65.01 WOOD'S ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. f-ffZW9W'4fff I Uafylfdiddgkgpig , BEN WOOD. REAL ESTATE R INSURANCE QZLQDDZLM l05 . .,., , , 1 I ,.. .-.ann s 53, I u Q 'rf Q- ,WMLM ,www .. wx Mis? Sari' arm ,J i ,,.. L 'W'-MM Bob Franz of STUECKLE AND FRANZ has ample aufomobile and life insurance in case ei+her Leslie or Terry should wreck 'Phe family car. Sanclra and Shelley look as if +hey'll really enjoy +he ice cream cones Jim Masfon, owner of 'l'he TOP NOTCH, is giving 'l'hem. .44 A Doug and Tracy will enioy using fhe 'fools shown fhem by Floyd Barriger of 'l'he WEST- ERN AUTO STORE. Here's hoping Tracy cloesn I' burn his face wi'l'h fhe inverfecl blow +orch. HUTCHISON sTuDlo Pullman, Washing+on A IO7' . 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Il ml 5 'F 4:2 , , 1. ia 'Q 1 is 5,9 it W Q' Q -lf 'LJ .,,,.f 55.2 1. , g,, ' A ' f- 5 M- ' f , ,Wa , ' ' .MQ-I S ,QQ mg me X 1 . - - .594-3' 'f if h A ,L.. -W7 . he In ..,.' 'gwfiffx 1 , K S L , , ii CROWN AWARDS Leadership Scholarship JOHN PERRY ' BILL FREEMAN American Legion Award Outstanding Boy LARRY KIRKPATRICK Senior American Legion Award Outstanding Girl MAE BONTADELLI Awards CROWN AWARDS Activities Citizenship DENNIS BROWELEIT ROGER WESKIL w W IIS . FIRST ROW: Lonna Morse, Penny Holbrook, Frances Ratts, Ron Olson, Garry Martin, Arlene Long, Mary Helen Barber Steve Karnmer zell, Mae Bontadelli, William Freeman. SECOND ROW: Jerome Daubert, Sharon Holmes, Mark Rubin, Julie Daubert Merle Simmons Marilyn Skeate, Marilyn Vannice, Roger Weskil, Nancy Rockwell. THIRD ROW: Stephen Niehenke, Carol Stuart, Chuck McFarland .ludy Carroll, Roger Carson, Peggy Weitz, MaryAnn Sommerfeld, George Wehnes. FOURTH ROW: Elaine Sarver, Naomi Unruh B111 Larson, Diane Lewis, Ray Carson, Shelley Redmond. 3 7 4-xo V ni 'H V Al , Baccalaureate Services Invocation ........,.... Scripture Reading ,t.., Heavenly Lightv Psalm 150 ..... Sunday, May 24, 1959 8:00 p.m. High School Choir Mixed Enkmble I May Never Pass This Way Againi' ........ .,,,.......,,f,,- High School Choir Sermon: 'iWhal Are YOU Living FOT?,, .,..... .--H ....... .--A Hymn: Holy, Holy, Holy Rev. Charles Hill .. ....,..,,, Rev. Fred Klein Kipylow arr.-Wilhousky Lewandowski M.-- arr. Ringwald Rev. P. D. Unruh Audience Rev. Charles Hill B6I16d1Ct1OI1 ................ ...................... ......f------- ,f-.-- --.--- - - V - - ----f----------f 4- -f-ff . . Music Directed by Marilyn Bryan Accompanist: Caroline Hilty II6 FIRST ROW: Larry Kirkpatrick, Judy Whitney, Genice Depew, Janet Neuenschwander, Duane Daniel, 'Donna White, Dorothy Brannan Tonia Morrison, Janiece Appel, Sherry Schlunegar, Ralph Hodge. SECOND ROW: James Holmes, Carol Ratliffe, Ardena Cutler, Maryellen Johnson, Patti Mclnerny, Faye Schmick, Carol Brown, Virginia Johnson, Shannon Caldwell, Jack Willsey. THIRD ROW: Dick Raugust Karrie Kuder, Polly Parnell, Bonnie Smith, Wayne Freeman, Lynn Steiger, Leslie Leander, Anthony Appel, John Perry. FOURTH ROW Ron Hull, Terry Boldt, Barry Folsom, John Aeschliman, Bruce Faires, Larry Gunn, Dennis Broweleit, James Carlson. Commencement Exercises Thursday, May 28, 1959 8:00 p.m. Processional: 6'Pomp and Circumsmncev ..,,-----,,- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,--,,,,,--,,.,, E lgar IHVOCHHOH ....,,-,.,,,...,..............,.........,,....... ...... R ev. Herbert Luebeck Salutatory Address ....... .,,,e,,.. L arry Kirkpatrick Viennese Refrain . .........,................,..,,,,,,.,,,vee,.....,,...,,,,,.. ..,,.,... A rt Dedrick Trombone Solo, Gerry Copeland Valedictory Address ....... ,r,eeee,.......-...,.. ...... W i lliam Freeman 'The Three Debonairsv .....,.,...., , ..-,,,,,,-,,,,,..,,,,,.,........,.-...,..,..,..........,.. Clifford P. Barnes Trumpet Trio-Gary Schuldt, Tracy Sheer, Kenneth Krueger Announcement of Honors .....,,.,,,,,,...... .. .........,.r,,..........,.......... Glenn Powell, P1'i11CiP3l Presentation of Class ........... ., s.,i,. Howard Mostis, Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas .............................,.........e........,.........:......... E. A- Hochsprung Chairman of School Board Benediction ..,s,,,,,,--,,,....,.,,,,,,,.--,, as s,--...-,-,,.,,-,,.M,-,s,,,-,-,,,,.,,,,,,.,... Rev. i erbert Luebeck U Recessional: Triumphal March from 'Aidai 3' ....,............. ....,. .--.-.----- - - ------- -- --------- Verdi 23, ' G High School Band directed by Sig Norman , Q f II7 J Senior Class President Garry Crowns Janet. Semor Ball l I l May 2, 1959, the Senior Ball, My Blue Heavenf' was 5 held in the high school gymnasium which was transformed in- l l to a veritable blue heaven. A large crowd danced to the music of the Mickey Finn orchestra. During the intermission lovely Janet Neuenschwander was crowned queen. Members of her attractive court were Jackie Clow, Gayle Repp and Susie Carroll. M C3-Q26 QUEEN JANET 27? xX 6 J gi I: M' Q7 X S rl 1 PRINCESS JACKIE PRINCESS GAYLE PRINCESS SUSIE I I8 1 Senior Breakfast it W f. The Seniors were served in style by F .H.A. members. Semor Banquet The Senior Breakfast was held this year at 7:30 A.M., May 7, 1959, in Room 14-. FHA did a really fine job, the food was great, and all we Seniors are grateful. il 04.5- The Senior Banquet was held at 7:00 P.M., May 16, 1959, in Room 14. It has been acclaimed as one of the finest ever given and received in CHS history. Their theme, Sayonara, was portrayed exquisitely throughout, and the music was grand. Cool Coolies I l 9 Awards CLAUDELL NOLAN Clara Nye Busby Memorial Scholarship. This is given to the student making the highest grade in the English placement test at WSC every fall. The student must have graduated from Col-the preceding spring. Judy Kirkpatrick and Gary Elliot. Badminton Inspirational Awards LARRY KIRKPATRICK, MARY ANN SOMMERFELD, MIKE LOWE. Outstanding G.A.A. Girls SHERRY SCHLUNEGER, LINDA LOWE 3 n vb il Q, favs if ii' mis-QU an 1 .vL.. . 7,.- pk? -1-V- if I , .iff ,Q 4 s aga 'S Q . .i.i'r' il 43 ' , . ' ' rg ' Atili nf if 'f i' 5 rit is A :ew ,.., ,, V '55 A A' ii' AF MAE BONTADELLI JANIECE APPEL MARY SAVAGE Girls' Federation 350 Outstanding F,H,A, Member Girls' Federation Underclassman Scholarship Inspirational Award l20 Awards Outstanding Best Thespian Actress STAN KING Best Memorial Award Actor Won for the' fourth consecutive year by F.F.A. if! A A V , , A f ii ' iii' 3,gf1 3'f'1 4 A rf' , M A 1 , .M , 5 E L Track Captain 4 il Counesy Royalty P.E. Decathlon Winners - E' jj, County Badminton Champions G-A-A 4-Year letter winners l2I September-Friendship CONN IE REPP December-Citizenship FRANCES RATTS Girls, F ed. Girls-of-the-Month October-Leadership Girl of the Year MAE BONTADELLI Januaxy-Scholarship CAROLYN MADER, JULIE ANN CLAASSEN JUDY KIRKPATRICK N ovember-C heerfuln ess JANE REAVIS February-Sportsmanship MARY ANN SOMMERFELD March-Religion SHERRIE SCHMICK April-Neatness CAROL RATLIFF E I 22 May-Service MARY SAVAGE Curtain Going Up MT. Tony PCICTSOH ,,-,,,--,,-,,,,,--,, A, -----,,- Larry Kl0ck faflet Young .. ....,........ Judy Johnson Elsie YOU7lg ............ ,. ...,,. Donna Stewart Buck 0,Hara .......... ........,. J im Felber Nancy Leveridge ........ .,,.,,, L aurel Endsley Milt Sanders ....,.. ,,,,,,,,, J ohn Perry locko Guthrie ..... .,.... B ill Freeman Lorry Fuller ,.A..,.... ...,,..., C arol Brown Andy Fullbright ........ .,.... . Dennis Broweleit Miss Irene Burgess ...... ...,.... N ancy Rockwell loan White .........,..,......... ........... J ane Wilmont Miss Carolyn Moran .,....,. ...... V irginia Johnson Mr. Norman Carter ..,.. .,.......,.,. D ave Repp Miss Henrietta Rivers ,... ,,,, . ., Mae Bontadelli Kyle Roberts ,,,,,,.,.,,.,,.,..............,................. Jeff Forrey Mr. Richard Leveridge ...........,.. . ......... Terry Kirkpatrick Supporting players: Bonnie Smith, ,laniece Appel, Marilyn Broweleit, Juanita Dodgen, and Linda Stevick. A gay comedy about the headaches and fun of presenting a high school play was the theme of Curtain Going Up, the 1959 all-high play. in X L fs Q. 9' ,, A 6, 5 f ,f ' 'I ff -5 Mr. Morrison, advisor, advises. mm W ig. 4 flag! AxZ'f N igflllf 'ARK x KM Production Staff of the all-high play. 'la y ,X if L' 4 rrrzeil ul Q Q f ff 1 ' M' 7' ' f l 'il ki.. aeia T Badminton ,, ,,., .II,, 2 :iv I ' ' I I ' ' 1 -I.-:'FggI?IgIifI . ' E-I ' 3 I 'S . A I. I T I 'QI 'I ' I , A I ' IMI ffm - i L , QM. 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It . by 1 fi - -V ,f Wrox , J tv-'- ADVISOR DOUBLES MANAGERS Miss McDonald Jayne Carson Connie Neil Mae Bontadelli Meagen Hofford DOUBLES SINGLES Juanita Dodgen Judy Kirkpatrick Andrea Depew Judy Luft Squad FIRST ROW: M. Savage, L. Lowe, J. Wilmot, G. Repp, L. Endsley, M. Miller, M. Sommerfeld, S. Holmes, J. Reavis, D. Wilson. SECOND ROW: C. Neil, J. Carson, S. Fruechtal, K. Birr, A. Depew, J. Luft, J. Dodgen, J. Kirkpatrick, M. Clegg, E. Koskovich. THIRD ROW: M. Rosgen, M. Hately, D. Barber, R. Hately, D. Repp, L. Kirkpatrick, M. Lowe, L. Hayes. FOURTH ROW: P. Aiken, G. Moore, D: Anderson, G. Copeland, T. Sheer. I25 Track FIRST ROW: Jim' gox, Larry Hatfield, Mike Hatley, Ivan White, Byron Steiger, Gary Barber, Bob Rubenser. SECOND ROW: Bll Gilchrist, Dan Valorz, Frazer Peterson, Jim Lloyd, Ron Hatley, Steve Kohler. THIRD ROW: Chuck McFarland, Steve Ebhert, Paul Hatfield, Neil Henderson, Jim Felber, Ron Hull, George Wehnes, Coach Tulin 'S The C.I'l.S. track team under the leadership of coach Q' 0 Bob Tulin had a fairly successful season this year. Three boys placed in their events at the District track meet at Walla Walla, and went to the Tri-district meet in Spokane. The team was hampered by inexperience this year, but future track teams under the leadership of promising underclassmen will be strong and have depth. 69 S 0' f 'Pa I26 Lettermen G. WEHNES c. MCFARLAND R- HULL J. FELBER N. HENDERSON R' HATLEY rf ' .. 'E , 1'-'Ev V2 r 1211... 1' : , ' .11 'X v Y .. 'G .f W 3 3 .- Z Q 1 '- ' f ' 'W W i'wIf1ef1 kf. M - fy A wif?1 QfYfffPf:?awN1X H , Y' Wgfejgih' vw . 'fi M V f wmv - -- We ,, -- an I-if -.-.M . -fmQWs:Q3 ??fQ?5w4eQi'fg - gl' -Mi? -4-1... mgbfe fw 1fe,,f ' f Y bm, 5 . ' U L 13,5 . i?ff!3?gT??55??ff i?f ' . . 2.-f ' In V . . . 1 'A ' ,A I gg'-', -Q, . . f A 5 N 1 . 1 A N gg - ' -- - L' ' ,Q . N N Ti l ' . f ., . f -V f 1 . f an 1- 'R 4 MQ , -- xm H-f-:L Q' ' . . S. KOHLER F. PETERSON I- WHITE 5-,f K5 4 ? X! V7 I27 Baseball 'I r L 1, E 1 , FIRST ROW: Bill Lowe, Duane Daniel, Garry Martin, Ron Weitz, Roger Stueckle, Mike Rosgen, Gary Elliot. SECOND ROW: Bob Gay, Jim Johnson, Mike Lowe, Dennis Broweleit, Paul Weitz, Terry Kirkpatrick, Ken Krueger. THIRD ROW: Coach Gordon Brunette, Larry Klock, Joe Jenkins, Mike Kromm, Cary Bartlett, Jim Morasch. , 9 The mighty Bulldogs did it again. Another trophy was added to the trophy case. ml Under the commendable coaching of Mr. Brunette the Bulldog stickballers finished F ,f bf the season with an overall .556 average and the Whitman County Championship. C.H.S. i b j will only lose three fine players this year so look forward to even better things in 1960. J ,a JA? S Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax 12 Rosalia 15 Pomeroy 5 LaCrosse 4 St. John 0 Clarkston 2 Clarkston 2 LaCrosse Colfax forfeited 3 iiColfax 0 Colfax 3 Colfax 1 Colfax 8 Colfax 3 HColfax 3 Colfax 4449 I28 Cheney Colton Cheney Pomeroy Colton Rosalia Clarkston Whitman County Championship You could always Right fielder deluxe count on him DlD'NT HBV A YMING- TO WEAR 'H 'Q JL KEN KRUEGER JIM JOHNSON , Improving at lst A most valuable asset to the team Hustling Looked good catcher at centerfield Control plus Great things in 1960 LARRY KLOCK Heady ballplayer DUANE DANIEL MIKE LOWE fQ 5' '5 a l :QQ was Golf FRONT ROW: Doug Nickerson, Tracy Sheer, Jim Deife, Bob Slind, Bob Lothspeich. BACK ROW: .,,- T,.':t ' f - - ..r,,,.mA-3513.0 A , M .f1f.,.y.5,,,.4.,,. 5 E .- 4 , W. it , 'f H.,a,5L,J f W . - 5 , -. 'lf --C. I2 'Q K if JE 'rf M f '- x W.. g ,r . 'fl M A .WS MW,W NH! m p ,, it TM at W 4 4 M Pg we zfgysw- wr ' , ,Q I 1 i . mf' -1 , ,a ' exif - f 4, sa, . is 'f f wq,gQg1fgZL,f , my- . as , it .'ft,S, t , f 9:5 2 ffm s , . .4 7 5. ' T . i W ,pmt P I, ,W wk, AM gift oi fa-r A ' ,ww . ,af sri I 'iam t . ' MQW? Q' x 4ili'f-7i,,f,..3Q5 ,,,gq lR 5fi?iQ' ft' gist: v,s. MQWL COACH GLENN POWELL llVIeet held at: Colfax placed Lewiston Clarkston Moscow Elks University of Idaho Colfax Lewiston Indian Canyon-LE. Clarkston Third Third First First First Third First Third Ninth Bill Freeman, Pat Aiken, Ron Cone, George Perry, Larry Kirkpatrick, John Perry. Not pictured: EVefett-State Ron Olson. For the first tune IH history the Colfax golf team won a meet' Colfax won three out of five B1 state meets, only to lose the Championship at Clarkston On May 11 the team journeyed to Indian Canyon and won the Inland Empire Golf Tournament Ron Olson was medalist for this meet The State Golf Meet was held at Everett this year w1th Colfax winning ninth out of a field of twenty four Lzttle man bzg .stick Hopes for 1960 Slow and steady I Q From rags to nches . . . . 5 ' lf.. , X rm . .- . . I , Qu, I . . . . f , , . . . ports Awards The team that took fourth in the state. Trophies are for: 4th in the State Tournament, District Championship, and the Key to Tacoma. f .,,, Q Z xt... st F , xg gay ROGER CARSON: the Golden Boy of the Golden Cloves, Champion in the district, and participant in the Golden Gloves and champion still in his weight class. KEN KRUEGER and LARRY KLOCK: Co- winners of the Outstanding Sophomore Ath- letic Award. cg.. dr fr F i .5 it- Q, - f t, i - fir at il ,gt iwii I i,i1'w5f tt', Q K s 'A If? ' , I '.' . 'Q , 375 R: J . . ' 4 ' tn , ' . -',l . If r 1. ' if t . ' - RALPH HODGE: District Champion and Champion in his weight class in the A.A.U. tourney. Whitman County Baseball Champions Garry Martin is pictured with his Captain's trophy THE GOLFERS: Ron Olson with his Medalist trophy won at the I.E. Meet. Bill Freeman with the team award for lst place out-of-town in the Inland Empire Meet. John Perry with his Captain's award. Pat Aiken with the Bergland Memorial which he won this year. WX K 4: -R NX K X 2,9a Three months of school left. Hooray! Lots of kids left for Tacoma for the State Tour- nament today. The school sure is empty. I wish I could go. Bulldogs played their first Tournament game with Evergreen-and won. We lost our first game of the season. The Bull- dogs went down against the Okanagon team 58-47. Tough luck. Today we played Foster and won 50-48. VERY close and VERY exciting! The Bulldogs claimed fourth place in the state by winning over Goldendale. Congratulations! You made C.H.S. mighty proud!! Another Monday! No one wants to start study- ing after a week in Tacoma. That was sure fun. Tri-State began at Pullman. Next Year!s top Girls' Fed. officers went. Tri-Staters came home today. They made many new friends and learned many new and interest- ing things, but came home very tired! Tonight was the benefit basketball game to raise money for the athletic fun. The faculty were in top f?J form and defeated the 'tP.E. Dead- eyesi' easily! The students didn't believe the Hold!! teachers had any of that kind of get-up- and-go! Ma, Pa, and Me!! Dessert Hour was held to- night and new FHA officers were installed. The ceremony was very impressive and the cake was very delicious, too! 'fTeach!! loaded birds, rackets, and kids into her car today and headed for the Inland Empire Badminton Tournament in Spokane. C.H.S. placed third. Music festival in Pullman with voices and in- struments from all over the county to make an outstanding performance. Banana-Belt Badmin- ton Tournament in Lewiston where we placed third again. Golf meet at Clarkston and we also placed third in this event. County badminton tournament today. We did very well and received the county trophy. Good going, kids, and congratulations to Teach'! for her excellent coaching! La- WN 'Sf' 1 Thl IS the Cmcs Classvfw 2 Honorary Basketball Sen I: iors 3 Here Linda! You take over!!! 4 Watch the B1I'd1B?79 5 A st1tch in time saves nine!!! W 132 ! Qff m f ,WZ 1 g h I f I X1 April Fool, everyone! Spanish Dinner tonight. Lots of real good Span- ish food and fun, too. Our first baseball game of the season. We won over Rosalia. Track meet at LaCrosse. CHS placed first. Golf team went to Clarkston and took third place. Baseball game at Pomeroy. We lost. Dads' Night tonight. We played volleyball and had lots of fun. We're out for Spring Vacation! Hooray! Good-bye books for five whole days. G.A.A. roller skating party in Spokane. I've got blisters on my feet and wish I had taken a pil- low. Golden C Sport Dance. Nice. Baseball game with LaCrosse. We won-5-3. Track meet at Clarkston. CHS took fifth place. Back to school again. I don't think school and homework will ever end! Eagles sponsored a dance for the students of CHS.. It was lots of fun. Baseball game with St. John. We won. CHS track team went to Ritzville and placed fifth. There was a baseball game at Clarkston, wo. We won 9-O. Golf meet at Moscow at the Elk's Golf Course. We won first place. Janet Neuenschwander was elected Queen of the Senior Ball today. Congrats! Girls' Fed. Mothers' Tea tonight. It was a real success and very enjoyable. Another baseball game. We lost this one to La- Crosse 3-2. Pretty close. The play '!Curtain Go- ing Upf' was presented tonight. Many people turned out for this hilarious comedy. CHS track men took fifth place today at Dayton. Golf at the University of Idaho Golf Course. We won by one stroke. Lots of kids K over 705 absent with the flu to- day. I haven't caught it yet, but I'll keep my fingers crossed. Seniors started decorating for the Ball tonight. There sure is a lot to do before Saturday night, but we'll get it done, just wait and see!! ,, ,X YA 1. Fiesta Time for Spanish Classes. 2. Penny,and her Dad win waltz prize. 3. We lost, Dad!! 4. Mothers' Tea given by Girls' Fed. 5. Famous Romans, Larrius and Garius!! 6. Come on, slaves, we want service! 1. New wallpaper for study hall. 2. What have we here? 3. Strike up the hand. 4. Girls' Fed. Installation. 5. C.A.A. banquet. 6. Everyone has a BLUE AND GOLD. Y S 'Ss f' X f 00 :gg W MW A I ul AL Baseball game at Colton. We won 4-0. The Seniors are still busy decorating for the ball. They better hurry. Golf meet at Lewiston. CHS took third. Base- ball game at Rosalie. We won. Senior Ball, '4My Blue Heavenf' was a marvelous success. Student body campaign assembly. I wonder who will win? Senior Breakfast. Seven-fifteen is really early. I was just about late, but I made it and the food was terrific. Band and chorus had their Spring Concert. Both gave outstanding musical performances. Baseball game at Endicott. District Track meet at Walla Walla. Baseball playday at Lewiston for G.A.A. girls. The weather was just awful. Baseball game at Cheney. We. lost. Tough luck, fellows. District golf meet at Clarkston. We placed third. Inland Empire Golf meet at Spokane. We won second place and Ron Olson was medalist and won a trophy. Girls, Fed Installation. Very nice and many peo- ple attended. Junior-Senior Banquet. Their theme Sayonara was very appropriate. The Seniors sneak to Twin Echo, Idaho. What fun! Boating, swimming and roller skating, too. Track meet at Pullman. We got,thircl. Baseball game at Colton. We won. G.A.A. awards banquet. Initiates and all mem- bers had a very wonderful time. County championship baseball game with Rosa- lia. We won 15-2. State golf meet at Everett. CHS took ninth place. Baccalaureate services held tonight. The end is almost here for the Seniors. BLUE and GOLD was passed out today. I have a sore finger from signing so many. Class day and picnic. Graduation-The big night for the Seniors. It was both happy and sad. The Senior parents gave us a party. LAST DAY OF SCHOOL. Good-bye, teachers, books, classrooms, homework and everything. WX 9:5 - G ,, -. 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