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

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the enthusiastic Dolly Gallagher Levi, JoAnn Bay sets the atmosphere with colorful charm and cheerfulness. In efforts to marry Horace P. Vandergelder and send his circulating among the people, she leads the cast in a to New York. Rodger Dixon played Horace, a tightwad who is more than determined to prevent his -year-old niece Ermengarde, Pam Long, from marrying Ambrose Kemper, Mark Soss. Putting forth their best yet were Greg Nolan as chief clerk Cornelius Hackl of Hay and Feed, and Guy Byrd as Barnaby Cornelius' assistant. They take the beautiful widow Molloy, Susan Stueckle, and her vivacious assistant Fay, Debbie Eng, to the expensive Harmonia Gardens with little more than 51.35. 4 Y? 5 6 ello Dolly' creates 1977 elegance The play, co-directed by Mr. K. David Coe and Mrs. Cheryl Bostrom, with music conducted by Mr. Jim Straughan, never would have had the glamour and elegance if not for the choreography of Mrs. Bostrom, Becky Iverson, and the drama class. The sets by Mrs. Brenda Kneeshaw, the com- mercial arts class, the drama class, and numerous others reflect the play's joyful mood. LINCOLN MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 1 1

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Fair royalty provide warm smiles and friendship .F The Palouse Empire Fair actually begins early in June, and the try-out date for Col- tax's Fair Royalty stands out importantly in the minds of eight girls. Talent, poise and appearance, and public speaking, in the form of an impromptu question, challenge each. Vicki Maier presented Forget, in oral interpretation, Renata Appel played the piano. Renata and Vicki were chosen as princesses, and Stacy Walton was crowned queen. She played Nadia's Theme on the violin. Soon after, the royalty went to work with booster button sales and public appearances. They toured the county, and promoted the fair on TV. From September 8-11, Stacy competed in the Miss Palouse Empire Fair contest, and the girls rode the float, which was designed and built by last year's royalty. 12 COLFAX SHEET METAL I i i 7' I f 1 1. Front, L to Fl: Susie Sullivan, Stacy Walton. 2nd Row: Renata Appel, Vicki Maier. 3r Lynn Rossmiller, Denise Roberts, Jodi Tate, Cheryl Teade. 2. The 1977 Colfax Palouse Fair float has a warm and bright theme.