Colo High School - Memories Yearbook (Colo, IA)

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Ellen V. Allie She is smart, we must confess, 'El' She always gets A's and nothing less. Glee Club 1 Band, 'Sextette l Basketball 5,4 Mixed Chorus . l Class Play Ray Weir Always going to Nevada in a Chevrolet, 'Weiry' To get Clarice to go his way. Basketball 5,4 One Act Play 1,2 D Claes Play 5,4 Treasurer Tommy williams Always riding around in a Ford, 'Tom' While in Physics class he'e never bored ' Basketball 3,4 ops:-Beta Class Play 3,4 Treasurer ' Class Motto: 'Life is What You Make It.' Class Colors! Blue and Yellow Class Flower: Yellow Roses Class Officers President Betty Rogers Vice President, Kathryn Davie Seo'y and Treas. Shirley Andrew FAMOUS SAYING3 BY FAMOUS PEOPLE Shirley Andrew Margaret Bell Tom Cummings Kathryn Davis Myrna Davis Donna Dawson Kathryn Fish Dorothy Halsted Martin Rises X Betty Rogers , Gladys Smith Frances Stokesbary Veda Thornton 1 Velda Thornton Ellen V. Allie Ray Weir Tommy Williams 'What am I saying I' 'I love that man.' 'What?' 'I thought I'd dial' 'Well, what do you knowl' 'Bondurantl' 'Ien't that cutei' :Oh myngoodneee! Ha Ha 'Oh Bugsi' 'Well for crying out loudl' 'welll' ' 'Oh Nutsl' 'To heck with thatl' 'I don't carol' 'I wouldn't say thati' NPhooeyl'

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Martin Riese Always happy and having fun, 'Blondie' From the girls he doesn't run. Basketball 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Boys Glee Club 3,4 President 2 Boys Double Quartet 3 Operetta 4 Baritone Solo 4 Treasurer 3 Class Play 3,4 Betty Rogers At basketball she's really hot, 'Dutch' As a friend ehe'e on the spot. Basketball l,2,3,4 President 4 Clarinet Quartetl,2,3 Operetta 4 Clarinet Solo 3 Band l,2,3 Class Play 3,4 Gladys Smith She'e the gal that is so small, 'Smithy' But that doesn't bother her at all. Operetta h Frances Stokesbary 'Fran' She's the girl that they call 'Fran,' She's always trying to catch a man. Hawkeye Staff 2,3 Operetta 2,4 Student Librarian 2,3 Science Club 2 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Class Play -3 Saxaphone Solo' 3 Madrigal 3 Saxaphone Quartet 2,3 Band 2,3,4 Sextette l,2,3,4 Mezzo Solo 4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 4 - Veda Thornton When Veda is around, 'Weds' Oh, how Ween1e's heart does pound! Flute Bolo l,2,3,4 Basketball 4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3 Sextette 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Operetta 4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Triple Trio 2 Velda Thornton To catch a man is her aim, - 'welda' And when she does she'l1 change her name Saxaphone So1ol,2,3,4 Basketball 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Sextettei 4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Operetta 4 Orchestra 1

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CLASS HISTORY In 1935, as we started our long Journey through school under the leadership of Miss Penewitt, there were 14 members, They w ere the following: Tom Cummings, Donna Dawson, Bernice Day, Helen Dodd, Vernon Eggers, Orville Eggers, Virgil Hapse, Betty Rogers, Gladys Smith, Veda Thornton, Velda Thornton, , Dorothy Mas Niland, and Ray Weir. Seven of these are still with us and will be graduated. They are Tom Cummings, Donna Dawson, Betty Rogers, Gladys Smith, Veda Thornton, Veldap Thornton, and Ray Weir. In the second grade, Miss McFarlan was our teacher. Glen Eddy, ?atty Eddy, Frances Jacobs, Lois Hosted, Kenneth Norman, Lois Olson, and Etta Mae Taylor were added to our class. During the third year, four new members were added to our class. They were Glen Bader, La Vaughn Bloomberg, Shirley Andrew, and Helen Woods. Miss Cooper was our teacher. Miss Cooper was our teacher for the fourth grade also. Earl Day, Lsther Gale, and Thomas Myers were the new members. In fifth grade Miss Vauple was our teacher. One new member, Gertrude Bloomberg, was added. Miss Hopson was our teacher for the sixth grade. Glen Bader, Gertrude Bloomberg, La Vaughn Bloomberg, Esther Cale, ' Dorothy Niland, Kenneth Norman, Lois Olson, Etta Taylor, and Helen woods were no longer with us. Betty Halterman and Paul Woodward were the only new members. we were than ready to enter Junior High. Mies McCoy and Miss Bur-ken were our teachers. Kenneth Norman, Kathryn ' Fish, and Dorothy Halsted filled the vacancies of Vernon 1 Fggers, Betty Halterman and Paul Woodward. Four new faces annerred in eighth grade, Margaret Bell, Donald Tipton, Eileen Ward, and Joyce Pirky. Frances Jacobs and Kenneth Carter were no longer with us. In the fall of 1941, 24 members entered High School, honing that they would some day be Seniors. The new members in our class at the start of our High School career were: Kathryn Davis, Myrna Davis, Gene Deemer, Harry Jacobs, Martin Riese, Kenneth Smith, Tommy Williams, and Norman'WllkLns. Gene Deemer was with us for on'y s few weeks. Ellen Vsetecka started the second semester and Harry Jacobs moved away. We entered our-Sophomore year with Jean Marie Hemping and Carman Ingham taking the places of Norman Wilkins and Don Tipton.- During our Junior year Bill Greenfield started with us. Helen Dodd moved away the second semesterg also Carman Ingham went into the U. S. Army and Kenneth Smith into the Navy. Our last year of High School, the year we have been looking forward to. Our only new member was Frances Stokesbary Those who were not with us were Glen Eddy, Patty Eddy, Jean Marie Hemping, Carman Ingham, and Kenneth Smith. B111 . Greenfield dropped out the second semester. The following ' will graduate May 10, l945:' Shirley Andrew, Margaret Bel , I Tom Cummings, Kathryn Davis, Myrna Davis, Donna Dawson, ' f Kathryn Fish, Dorothy Halsted, Martin Rises, Betty Rogers, Frances Stokesbary, Gladys Smith, Veda Thornton, Velda Thornton, Ray Weir, Tommy williamsznd Ellen Vsetecka. A