Colfax High School - Tiger Yearbook (Colfax, IA)

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3 Lll'll09Z GSS BACK ROW D Hunter T Whlte H Kaldenberg R Burt R Blanfold FOURTH ROW B Mam R Thatchel R Sherlatt W Agar R Daudson D Walker M Rosenbaum R Case J Rude THIRD ROW MISS Englert E Mltchell R Rexroat P Wadsworth L Logsdon M Stoutfer R Beard R MCQUlStOH G Wad D Btnkerd L Wade SECOND ROW Mlss Capellal M Cross J Pease D Hovtell B Neal T Osborne D Kent A CIOZILI F B1nle1d P McCollum FRONT ROW E J Davts MM Platt M E Bell B Thomas M M Wllllams D Stexens C Daly C Henderson D Llndsay A Holdefel E Whlted H Lewls From green lreshmen to lumor Class studertts the class ot 42 has grown They have passed many mtlestones successfully but they have a great mtle stone ahead ot them that ot graduatlon Forty seven ot them are ttghtmg towards thts rmlestone by part1c1pat1ng ln all school GCllVll1GS Under the able leadershtp of the1r sponsors Mtss Cappel lar and MISS Englert they work tatthtully wtth thetr class presldent Donald Wal ker v1ce prestdent Robert Davldson Sec Treasurer Henry Kaldenberg They have thetr honor students Francls Bmkerd Ardena Crozler Mary E Bell Mary M Pratt Beverly Thomas Phyllts McCollum and Henry Kaldenberg Thtrteen lettermen and tour letter women are from thts class On March 28 thls class presented a play Angel Unaware to a crowd ot three hundred and tttty persons On May lO the Jumors entertamed the sen1ors and members ol the faculty at a banquet The patrtottc theme was used m the decoratlon ot the hall and tables Followmg the banquet a prom was held ln the gymnaslum Thls was the t1rst ttme a prom has been held tor many years and all who attended agreed lt was a mght to DG remembered long alter they lett school So these lur tors X orlc on to a goal bteadtost and ttrm they sttck together lfnowmg that through cooperatton and work all thelr dreams can be reallzed 0 . ' . . ,' . . . . . . , . . . , . , . ' ' X v - . . . I . . , I , . , ,, . . . . . . , . c. . . . . . . . Y , . . . . . . , , . , , . ,. Y . . , . . . x . . . Vx ' . . . 1 . I - . , - I I - I - I I '- I ' . , , . f - I I - . H ., , , ' , I . . - . , , I V . . ' A ' '. C . .

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Class .qbrop ecy l also saw Esther Frye the l1fSl woman ever to s1t 1n the Supreme Court on one of her rare publ1c appearances Ahce St1ll1ans IS the new matron of the Des Moxnes Orphan Asylum lean Mlkes IS the champ1on flgure skater of the Northwest Her form and technlque can t be beat Leona W1ll1ams and lzetta Wolfe are runn1ng a home for aged men wlth small 1ncomes Marclle Yochum IS engaged 1n beauty agr1culture Harold and Howard Grosvenor are the owners faculty and Jamtors of the local Toe Danclng Academy Incorporated Frang Gregg 1S Jamtor of the local Holy Roller Church Mary Wxlma Stock 1S presldent of the ladles a1d Agnes W1lson IS secretary of the same organxza t1on Ardythe Beard IS the local photographer She guarantees to remove all blemlshes from one s p1cture Mary Ruth Hartnett went there and got her proof 1t was a blank Betty Sm1th IS a wldow over at Lansmg Colo The saddest th1ng of all IS PI1SC1llG Forsythe s p11ght They say that she was d1sappo1nted 1n her love hte and became a nun Phy1l1s Barron 1S Chlef cook and bottle washer up 1n the logg1ng camp Ioyce Orcutt lS a famous model 1n the East Dean Orcutt wr1tes magaz1ne art1cles on How to Be a Good Cook Iames Mart1n IS a famous arch1tect Leola Kono marrxed a travelxng sales man and sees the world Wayne Rexroat IS a famous yudge noted for h1s w1s dom and courange Well l cant thmk of much else so w1ll close for now lt s past a school teacher s bed tlme even 1f she 1S on vacat1on So long Iul1a Kvasny DEDICATION TO OUR SENIORS Through four long years of learn1ng Mxdst fallure you have come Through tour years of hard labor All has pa1d you now have won Led by a va11ant effort Whrch all success Wlll crown For through the ages eftort has Made men of hlgh renown Wxth la1th as your compamon And hope deep 1n your heart You ve reached the goal men set for you But now you only start Youll say goodbye to hlgh school days To hxgh school s Joy and strrte You ll say goodbye wlth memorles k1nd And say hello to hte M E B 1 1 . 1 1 1 , . . 1 . ' 1 , . . . 1 . . 1 . . 1 11 11 1 . . 1 , . 1 . . . . 1 1 . . 1 , . 1 1 1 11 11 . . 1 . . 1 11 11 . . . 1 11 11 .

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op 101110628 USS BACK ROW B Johnson R Mlller J Fatland R DcRtus J Allfree R Meckley D Schmldt D Madlson THIRD ROW R Zlmmlck W Walku O Beard M Cotdxy M Llndsoy R Mlller J Wll1lHmS T Hanmg SECOND ROW M1 Noum N 'Vhtchtll A Gablemdn A Kono D RODIHSOH N Smlth V Tomlonovlc D Walku B Luxls B Mum B Daft G Dodd Mr Far re FRONT ROW B Stock C Rugglns N Btle R Moon B Phelan B Kupp M Rlley B Jontz C Norvcl D Thomas B Young J McD1n1ds M Joms SIDELIGHTS ON THESE SOPHOMORES As we survey the Colfax Hrgh School we see that the Sophomore Class 1S a sh1n1ng example ot the type ot democracy ln whlch our school IS rnterested The class lS outstandmg IH all ot the currlcular and extra currrcular act1v1t1es of the school The sophomore representat1ves of the Student Counc1l are Ro zella Moore Barbara Kelpp secretary and Marram Wetrlclc Treasurer The orllcers elected 1n the tall were Mrrtam Wetrlck pres1dent Iuntor W1l hams v1cepres1dent Barbara Ketpp secretary and Rozella Moore treasurer Many members ot the class are mustcally mcltned both mstrumentally and vocally M1r1am WG1IlCk and Iohn Fatland are pres1dent and treasurer ot the Band Councll and Barbara Stock Barbara Ketpp and M1r1am WGlflCk are members of the g1rls sextette Barbara Ke1pp represents the class as a cheer leader and as a drum ma1orette The sophomores play an tmportant oart 1n the athletrcs of our school In the newly formed Glrls Athletlc Assoctatton Rozella Moore and Geraldme Duncan are pres1dent and secretary Besldes these tlelds of tnterest there are a number of sophomores on the Orange and Black Stall Thts class lS also noted for tts many scnolastt afh evements The Sophomore Class adds to the er tlrf school the zest sparkle and aual 1ty of leadersh1p that w1ll be greatly nt a Jh n they r ss through the portals of knowledge for the last tune 1n l943 , s . ' . , , . . . , . . , , . . . . . , . ' ' ,. ' . . . ' ' . . . . . . , . . . , . . . . ., t ' , . ' . . . . 1 . . . . , . . . , . V I v. I. - . - . V . . -. - . - , . . . - ' 1 t -w s. x' ' . . . . , . . c . . . . , . , . - X 1 t . . , . . . .. . . - 1 . . . , C 1 1 1 1 - 4 I I ' I T I V I I ' 1 1 1 . 1 , , 1 , . . . 1 . , , C . J ' ' ' ' J ' . L . , l C C l . . V' ., A C . - , , ' 4 4 -N 'rl 4A V 1 -,,,,- ' I .sac x' Q 1 l AJ h