Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Burbank, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1944 volume:

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To this our school you gave your allg . Your achievements were both great and small, Oh, for sounds of all the noise Of you--our loyal high school boysg Of HHi there, Palm and nSay, whatwg Cookinfnl nMove over Froshn and nHi, Good-Lookin'n. While here a spirit tried and true - Was cherished uppermost by you. This ever--dauntless pride in school Throughout your life--a golden rule. Our hearts in prideffor you do swell, We know you learned life's lessons well. And as our,country's Glory waves ' Our trust in you each thot' engraves. To you who serve beneath her rays, To you we dedicate in praise These pages of a memory book ' Emblazoned in each word and look, A ,SXQ ,f'NNx ',,,fT ',. . . ,C QEg?f9iT,g5gai?! 5 ? .. - N Q, .K EEN Eieliaa Mid: Wie i Albertson, Amos Anderson, Eugene Bauer, Albert Beck, Alice fBrownJ Chursel Blanc, Joseph G. Brown, Jimmie Bryson, Howard Burdett, Bernard Burdett Edward Burdett, Ray Butts, Billie Campbell, Wallace E, Casey, Arden Casey, Floy fAir Stewardessl Casey, Zane Cavanaugh, Bob Cavanaugh, Tom Cherry, Jack Cole, Carl Collier, Dick Collier, John Daniel, Irving Davenport, Dean DeCourcey, Keith DeCourcey, Paul Dowell, Richard T. Elshire, Gerald E, Erdmann, Kenneth Erdmann, Virgil Ferrinns, Elvin Ferrians, Lawrence Fink, Bill y Fry, Alvin t Funk, Chestere Gardner, Edward Gardner, James E. Gross, Fred Gross, Gordon Halasey, Ruth Halasey, Tom Hamburg, Jake Hasey, Charles Hensil, Jim Hensil, Ted Jr. Hensil, Ted Sr. Hereford, Wayne Hopper, Bud Johnson, Paul Kinkade, Frank Kinkade, Sammy Kirby, Fred Kittrell, Hebert J. P. Mangan, fin Au5.P Kreps, albert Kreguer, Gerald Kreguer, John Kreguer, Lofmn Ladley, Gerald D. Lan Qi ng , C l Lansing, Foe E7 11, Lawerance, :srl Leeper, Charles 3. Leeper, Donald Leonard, Fred Jr. Leonard, Fred Sr. Leonard, Jack Leonard, Fed Lowm: , Kenneth Mangan, Albert Mangan , J ohn Mary CCaQct Nurse? K Manning, Charles Mattice, Harvey McCarty,'Robert McDonald, Elmer McDougall, Marion Miller, Dale Miller, Eugene Miller, Kenneth Mills, Billy Mills, Dean Mills, Lester Ogden, Louis Owens, Bill Robinson, Fl6yd H. Robinson, harvin W, Rode, Ernest W. Rode, Reuben E. Richmond, Bennett Hamm, Willard J. Soule, John E. Stevens, Herman Tate, Marvin Thrasher, Neil Thrasher, Norman Whling, John H. Uhling, Raymond H. Vanderpool, J. A. Vocht, Theodore Volt, Tod Want, Paul Willard, Robert Qin Aug.T Williams, La Verne Winn, Alden Zahm, Joe E. ZMm,Orml 5. if Lm+LiXiLJ34MMQQi4Qi1 ' m eg 1' ,r I 1 l l N l 3 l M 1 gs 1 ,-. fx- 1 X I e M M M N w fl 7del.lllWWwM,l, llwmh .,4.,-....... . .A ... .,... .......,..M... -.,. ,...- ..,. .... -..... ..... V... .-.-.. w 1 pyfn gp N Nzsf xQTx' Ke xl Vlfix JS U ,ML WH ix K CRASS GFIQH7 To a much beloved member ef our Associated Student Body and a friend to ell of us, we, the Students of Columbia High dedicate this page. Richard McCarty will long be held in our fondest memoriesu 5 A 2 A U ,UW ' l QC OVQQWC ...... Qf..--....-.-,---,,...H. AW - A S A 1 i l:gg3XQ5C32gi3 CiS'S ' SS Ifln iw M fm Qjk' ' fx A 1 DISTRICT NO. 400 CASEY, WASHINGTON A ,COLUMBIA HI--OURSLOVE SHALL NEVER DIE BECAUSE OF YOU--WEYRE GOING THROUGH, OUR somcfs SHALL mzggug PRAISE IS ALL FOR THEME, SCHOLASCUICJTIE, COLUMBIA HIGH. A x, ,A+ h M. F Q3 .g. 7-. ... -H V-Q.--an E .1 - , N'-:Q x -, r 3-1-Q. , K .,, . cg , '. z W tx X ,.f'kc! Q s T SGIEc!QDQDU,- U5 GDOSUQUD T Chairman ------------ - Clerk of thc Bcard--- MEMBERS V -------Mr. Jchn Mills --Mr. J.N. Alcxandcr- --f2 yr. --C5,yr dircctcrl dircctcrl I Other Members-----4--------Mr. Ed Hcrrigan--C5 yr. dircctcri ' Mr. T. V. Mcgy--K2 yr. director! Mr. A. E. Matticc--fl yr. dircctcrj This is thc first year that a fivcwmcmbcr Board cf Dir- cctors has functioned undcr the rccrganizcd District- Nh. 400 which is made uc of thc districts cf Burbankx TwcfRiv- ! 1. 7 crs, Attalia, and Wallula. Of thc board mcmbcrs, Mr. Harrigan is the oldest in years cf service. Hc has scrvcd, in cnc capacity wr anoth- cr, for approximately 25 ycarsg Mr. Mills ccmcs ncxt with 17 years cf scrviccg J. N. Alexander with 9 ycarsg A. E. Matticc with fcurg and T. V. Mcgy with two. This board is cxcccdinflr cucablc and thc nccnlc. ,cf .1 I ' 1 EJ J - - 6 - District 400 Should fccl justly proud cf thc schocl cystcm thcsc mcn have sc painstakingly workcd.tc acnicvc. 1 - X 1 ' '1 ---....., f 1 ' ' Y .-A ',.,-, . .f.-1-.-9 - , , ' F mf 41'-N',7: TT. 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Bach. of Education, Mills Ccllogo, 1351. Taught at Frosno, California, 1951-1952-l955.At Columbia High 1942--44. MRS. MARGARET HURLEY: Instructor of United States History O 1 n G' u H: t Q Q - 1 5 ,Ax ' ,Two ij and Civics, und Enolisn I, Librariun, Advisor cf M .Ltr Class, B. A. Dcgrco-Univcrsity cf Washington. Provious toa- cning oxporionoc includod Odessa, Brcwstor, Okanagan, and Pasco prior to coming to Columbia. At Columbia 1942-1944. MRS. HELEN DONNING: Instructor of Typing, Bookkooping, Homo Economics, Girls' Physical Education, and Hygicnc. Advisor for Hfncr Society and tho Sophrmcrc Class. B. A. dcgrcc, Washington State Collcgc, 1950. Graduate work, Bacnclcr of Education, Washington State Ccllcgo, 1942. Taught ct Kitti- tas, 1942-1945. Instructor at Columbia High 1944. MR. T. R. BURTON: Instructor of Ccmmcrcial Law, Science, Math, Geometry, Manual Arts, Athletics. Advisor of Student Council, Lcttormon's Club, Froshman Class, and Phqtoyrsphy fur tho Columbian. B. S. dogroc Linficld Collcgc 1925. Gra- duatc wcrk University of Orcgcn, Crcgon Stato Collogc, Lin- ficld Collcgc. Taught at Ocasta, Washington, 1926 and 1929. Principal of Oocsta High School, 1929-1935, Principal of Yam- hill U. H. S., 1934-1940, Supt. of Schools, Loxingtwn, Oro., ,l94l-1945. At Columbia High 1945-1944. A R' 4, 4:-.fx X f ,Q N 1 f -Aa , K f .nlh I -',. M ... .A . A . ' ' 4 -A . , V, HX I XX ,,'v , ' ' f f . . xi!-L-Q-- ? ' ,..V L , x N Q f i1 D!f il? Q .Q ws V 1 J 1 e .. . -I, ' ,L ' , I :I Q'?q'l,g,7ii xJ L fxs:D if gy . H PI:eSidCntQn..ssaoovsllucolool' , 'Vice-President,..... ..,g.....Bernico Jones Q Secretary-Treasurer... l....L.F1erenee Goldado ' Class AdVi30P3....n. ..,.Mrs. Bernice Davidson g CLASS COLORS ' CLASS FLOWER Q SALMON PINK AND WHITE I WHITE Rosie: BUD I - CLASS MOTTO J Wwe have crossed the harborg the eooan Q lies before us.H A Ji FLORENCE GOLDADE . Pep Squad 2, 53 Junior ' Play WNU Foe1in'u 53 Sonion Play nGood Night, Ladiesn 55 Junior Play nJumping Jowolsn 4, Treasurer of Student Body 45 Soo- retary of Senior Class, 43 Member of Student Council, 45 UCo1umbia Broezosn staff 5,4. 53,45- i 4 1U ft BI-IRNICE Jorma dr, , President of Class 1,53 Junior Play gl M F53 nF1y Away HomeH'15 Won 315.00 award for .' nx,m '+ theme entitled-what Uncle Sam Meanqw to ' V' ' E- yff Mc. lg Honor Sooioty 1, 2, 5, 4gOO Pep , O , Squad 1,2,5g Board of Control 1,55 Vioo - ', President Class 2,43 In Play nHigh ik School Mysteryn 23 Junior Play nNo ,,f A Fbo1in'H 55 Sonion Play nGood Night, Lad- f ,,z, iosu 55 'Editor of nCe1umbia Broezesn 43 jf ,Q 1 Valodioterian 4. sig I 1 1.im11.im1IMM:Eqi? f'! N N UA I . Q 1 LLL: ,wr ,,,,-.......,. ... -V, ...,.-....,.,,., ,.. .,,,- W ,,.. T, ,,, A,.., V ,Y,w V.. ,, ,,.....,... - N - W-.. in avr -..... M-.-.... -A Q.. l . Y ,-,LM , , .... .., .....-,,- , , ml ..,. 1...m-la., T flea-,w...--..r...,...' I 4 55ENiCfi'i CLA-:ESS DOROTHY LEITZMAN Honor Society l,2,5,45 Class Secretary l5 Pep Squad 2,55 Assistand Editor of UColumbia Breezesn 25 Junior play UNO Foelintn 55 Senior play UGoed Night,Le diesn 55 Secretary of Girls' Federation 55 Junior play WJumping Jewelsn 45 President of Girls' Federation 45 Member of Board of Control 45 Secretary of Stua dent Body 45 Salutatorian 4, . . .......-.+.-.. .in .,,,-,.,,,,,, .--w-Q--...-.....,. -.0 HARVEY MATTICE Basketball l, 2, 5, 45 President of Class 25 Vice-President of Student Body 55 President Student Body 45 Vice-Pres of Rifle Men's Club 55 Junior Play UNO Foolin'U 55 Senior Play NGood Night, Ladiesn S5 Pbetball 45 Vice-President of Letterman's Club 45 Junior Play UJumping Jewelsn 45 presented the Ger- ald Ladley Honor Athletic Award 4. ..........ln- RICHARDS UHLING Vice-President of Class l, 55 Basket- ball l,2,5,45 Football 4- President of 3 Student Body 25 Junior Play HHigb Seheo Mysteryu 25 Junior Play nNe Feelin'H ' Senior play Udood Night, Lediesn 55 President Lettermen's Club 45 Member of --.-f.m,.-1. V .- ,... v H unlli t'5 Q 1 I I N ! 5 ' .f'L.' . '44 ihzzlg Q i 4 5 !' Q 1 A i .l.n, r li H 4 x I Board of Control 45 President of Class 45 Junior play HJumping Jewelsn 45 pre- sented the Gerald Ladlej Honor Athletic Ammd5g .. .-......... .- . ...Q---.,.l ..: , K as I I ......-...Y y 1 A Q 5-f-M---2 Q 2 , I 's .,q W... -- .. .-,.. .. V ...--vw-.-.-... . . L .r..nlgg-m-.n-l--:?:ift::3:T 5 e'-4Qngwllf'i4Wr4nLsiJff- an-4 .. 9 4 GD f- e -X VILT' . ---1g'I1X1-ffll. F . ,T . XT. ,A 5 .84, ., dw, -stu - cv' 5 f i - . -7,4 1 ga' ' 'W -'ill b- ' i EH U55 U JD Ui U 'QEQQLQ 4 it x I September, 1940, eighteen scrawny, wide-eye'7fresh- men entered the' portals experience in the lives tined to do great things The first event of this participated and bore up The class officers Jones, Vice-pres., Rich Leitzmang and the adviso At the close of the ed the entire high schoo Three members were were: Dorothy Leitaman, The fall of l94l, f of Columbia High. This was a new of this naive group which was des- during their stay at high school. year was the initiation. All of us fairly well under the strain. for the year were: Pres.,Bernice ard Uhlingg mSect.-Treas., Dorothy r, Miss Chase. Freshman year, the class entertain- l at a picnic at Sacajawea Park. elected into the Honor Society. They Lola Ferrians, and Bernice Jones. ound fifteen members of this class entering Columbia Hi as Sophomores. This Year's Officers were: Pres., Harvey Matticeg Vice-pres., Wallace Campbellg Sec,-Treas., Lola Ferrians and advisor, Miss Chase Cfirst semesterl and Miss Glovania Csecond semesterl. Activities began to be more numerous during this year. Three members of the class, namely, Richard U., Lola F., and Wally C., were in the Junior play, Mumba Jumbo, and more dramatic ability was unearthed when Bernice Jones and Wally Campbell were chosen as members of the cast of the Senior Play in the spring of that year. Scholastically, the class was gaining a better foothold, especially among the male members of the group.i ,The 'three girls CBernice, Lola, and Dorothyl who had earned their one- bar pin their Freshman year, were, awarded two-bar pins, and Wallace C. joined their ranks with a one-bar pin. a Tradition was broken by the class due to the fact that it was the first time in the history of Columbia High that a lower class man had held the office of President of the Stu- dent Body. The person elected to such an honor was none other than chichard Uhling. yAnd so ended another year for the Class of '44. C Each year found the group dwindling in number. When school convened in the fall of 1942, only lO members return- ed to bask in the glory attained so early in the history of this class. However, the loss of members did not quell the ardor and enthusiasm of the remaining Juniors. In order to carry on further outstan following officers: Pre ard Uhling, and Sect.-tr Miss Clara Atkins. Unde cers, the class presente elected the -pres., Rich- and advisor, above offie ding activities, they s., Bernice Jones! Vice eas., Florence Goldadeg r the leadership of the d the hilarious and successful play, No Foolinlg produced three first-string lettermen CHarvey Mattice, Richard Uhling, and Wally Campbelllimdfsix members in the cast of the Senior Play Good Night Ladies, and had 3 members in the Honor Society, Lola Ferrians had enough cred- its to become a Senior and graduated with the Class of l943. One outstanding bit of dramatic ability was portrayed by Dorothy Leitzman and Florence Goldade, in the memorable scene in the play given by the Shorthand Class in which the two girls, departed, at identically the same moment from A 1 aiu NSS Sd Ui US UCD ERT! opposite sides of the stage, with arms flung wide in a dra- matic gesture, paced very deliberately toward each other and gallantly, shouted to the rafters--91 am the curtain. anis will long remain a vivid picture in the minds of those who viewed this stupendous scene. To again revert to the serious side of this Q ,history, Wallace Campbell held the office of President of the Student Body unti.he left school early in the spring of l945. At that time Harvey Mattice, who had been the Student Body Vice Pres., stepped into the chair vacated by Wally. Toward the Gloss of the Junior year, our class was invited to go on the Senior week-end with the Seniors much to the Jdniors' sur- prise. We partially repaid the Seniors with a banquet at the Grand Hotel in Walla Walla honoring the outgoing class. This year's activities were culminated on Commencement even- ing, at which time we the Juniors were excited as the Gerald Ladley plaque for all-around sportsmanship and athletic abil- ity was presented to Richard Uhling. Time Marches on and we arrive at the last and final year for the Class of '44. It has been a short year, crammed with activities, honors, and, incidentally, much hard work on the part of each class member in order to complete his and her necessary requirements in ee years. The class enrbllr ment is only five now, but five who have been together throuf ghout our entire high school career. We feel that we have been an outstanding class, but we, also, know that the vac- ancies we leave will be filled by you who remain at Columbia and ---- adequately and competently filled. That is the thou- ght that makes us a little sad for we know that as time goes on, and as each new class enters Columbia, the memory of the present Seniors' achievements will become a little more blur- red each year, but we hope you will remember us. The officers which led the class this year are: Pres., Richard Uhlingg vice.-Pres., Bernice Jones, Sec.fTreas., Flo- rence Goldade and Advisor, Mrs. Davidson. Among other offie es held by members of this group are: Student Body ?res.,--- Harvey Matticeg Girls' Federation Pres., Dorothy Lcitzmang Treas. of the Student Body, Florence Goldadeg ?res. of the Lettermen's Club, Richard Uniingg'ene the Editor of the Col- umbia Breezes, Bernice Joncs.l Both boys in the class were first-string players in both football and basketballg four members of the class took part in the Junior Play Jumpin' Jewelsg two of the girls will recieve their torch pins as fourth-year members of the Honor Society, Dorothy Leittman received her 8-year pin for 4-H dwork at the 4-H Achievement Dinner last weekg and Harvey and Richard both passed the V12 Army Training Exam. A Social activities on our calendar have included the Jr. Prom early in the fall a birthday dinner on Dec. 5th at the home of our advisorg the Senior weekend spent atia log cabin in the ,Blue Nts, above Walla Wallag and last but not least, the Junior-Senior Banquet held in Pasco on the evening of Jan. l4. The Banquet was a lovely finale for all our activi- ties and especially the toasts to each of us.i The final event is our graduation this Thursday evening. It is called Commencement, and how true that is. What the future holds for us, we know not, but our endeavors are high Thus, Columbia High, closes the chapters of the History of the class of '44. f-a , tQ3'3RkR 02,5 e ,ol X, t fb? it . XA NM ' LM qi-lffx, ,QRS x ., , ' A x ' pry, Q5 . Q e ff C 1 is sgiglr ff Oh I'm not a fortune teller, nor a prophet, yet I know A What will happen to the Seniors----My intuition tells me so In my mind there is a pietureg It's as clear as clear can be, f Looking twenty years in the future and portraying it to me.e I see a stately officer with hair of flaming hue He's an athletic director in the Army brave and true. y 'Tis none other than our Richard, who for years upheld the name Of,Columbia Hi in all her glory and new has won much fame. Old Uhling entered the Army right after he finished here And when he bombed old Tojo that Nip just shook with fear 0 But across the blue Pacific waiting tenderly for Rick Is that efficient gal, our editor, who is new editing Pic. She is none other than our Bernice That Jones girl Who for her Lt. of high school days, Colonel bides her time And the World, her blazing career, does amaze. The changed scenes are softly shifting, to distant Washington D. C. A new dep't in Congress is handled most effabtively By one who years ago we knew as Dole, the bln-eyed She serves as the cabinet member and in the And in not too distant old New York is one Sparkling eyes, Waes is with Sold Shefs known as UPersonality Flo of 54N And to give her a toast, all nations arise. Sv Soldiers think of hearth and home while listening to Sorrows and disappointment they forget in the entert, As Flo does her bit. ,Ah, yes! You say there's one'we've missed. He's last, we know, but not the least We're looking in on a birthday ball for one who grew All Bow in deference to this man g We hear one word whispered low nOur President is coming newn You've guessed-Harvey, snd.'tis so our own Mattie: has done quite iling, wonder Commander. en hair and her dashing wit inment rorld, to S'DEtUIVQ tall Well at leading us he did excell and new the old U. S. he leads As the HBachelor Presidentn he exceeds. The curtains close on the Class of '44, What they do we Their number is World celebriti So to the Class May Lady Fortune And help them along on each rough 'll vimn no more, their glorious deeds endure mJVery'small, this didn't keep them back at all es in twenty years - of '44, on them smile let's give 5 cheers mile, ,MJ rl--af ,, N::a I 42:3 XXXNX . s. ' ,.x:,s:.c,-ue-,..' f-1 I ,X C C ti ! I ' !:i,.::,JlL',.1G,A -f., X'X,.-lx,-N, XJ -I f' J nj , ..f ka X ,i:.h:.,f-. N xl ', I' ' ' spy, whux .gy X We, the Senior Class off 1944 of Columbia Hiufichool, Caseyj in the S. E. corner of Wash. within the Boundaries of the United States of America being of sane mind and sound body and not under the influence of inkohol, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, in manner following to wit: X ARTICLE I - To the faculty we do hereby present them with a class of new students who will not chew gum, who will not tear up and down stairs as if they were anxious to get to class, who will always know where their books are and who will al- ways be well-equipped with pencils, paper and who will never slide the chairs out of position. X ARTICLE ii Section I We as dignified and honorable Seniors do hereby bequeath to the Freshman Class our dignity and respectfulness. Section II X To the Sophomores we will our shy and demure ways which will be a contrast to that premature conceit of theirs. Se tion III . To the present Junior class, the future Seniors of l945, we will our spirit of cooperation and the ability to pull the wool over the teachers! eyes in hopes that one year out of their 4 years of high school.they will make good use of its I ARTICLE III ' Each and everyone of us do hereby individually will and bequeath the following: l. I, Dorothy Leitzman, will my Hollywood smile to Nora Elshire so that it will crack that composure of her's. 2. I, Harvey Mattice, will my battered back and bruises, obtained while on the Senigi sneak to Mr. Burton, because he's padded better than I. X, , 1:i ff Nusa -' - uv' ' --. -l. as cs- . ,-' N- -.1 J J ..- 50 . , .' ' 0 .C Q ' 5 ,X Vu 'J s ,K lx I a C Lfhe WILL The Will Page II gb We, Richard Uhling and Bea Jones, will our corner in English Class to Jack and Winona with the provision that Mrs. Davidson buy the screen she threatened to buy all year. 4. I, Florence Goldade, will my way with the Navy to Max- ine Hagens in order to give Percy some competition. 5,. We, Harvey Mattice and Richard Uhling,wdll our ability eein Geometry to Bennie B., Marion P., and, Jim y U.v We have so much that even if it is divided among these 3, there will be sufficient for all. 6. I, Dorothy Leitzman, will my freckles and healthy glow to Barbara Willard. 7. We, Florence, Bernice, and Dorothy, bequeath our comrade- I ship and ability to get along with each other to the girls of the Junior Class. 8. AI, Richard Uhling, will my bronze, wavy hair to Martin Manning so that he won't have to worry about his dark brown locks. I 9. I, Bernice Jones. will my flirting ability to Pat Ebss in hopes she will be able to use it in a couple of'YTS 10. I, Florence Goldade, will my good disposition to Flor- ence Leonard, that it may be a help to her in the fu- I ture. A ll. 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'if-fjf-IQ, -j.j.:..:.jQ.j -'-' 5.1 1.15: any-.j.:.'.'1'. ...'.....l, h-.4 , . 2.3 ' .-.f,'.:. ' '-:'..':'.-'fn-3 E: f.. . A f K 34' 'X .'.'.-. ' . v' 9:-1:1-, X - ..- ,. ---. f f':f'3'1l-if .-I-'-I-1-2: 1-, ' .-Q.: X l'-1'l?'- l'1- fi. 3. -' 4'-- ff ...' -' '.'.' - ' ' : . '.. . .'.'.-. -3-'.-- '--Q,-1.-g.' .:. . -, . r .' , ... . -. ,-,-, , - 4. 4 5-5, '- 1-L. -3-gg-1-. -5: f,f.:. 5:-:I g-:-:-.-, - W 1.5. '.-fm.. Q 3 .- -,-,v, fa.-.j.',: HZ- -' - ' X x. -.-g'c f:': X, - - -- Y-.. -.Q - 1 X -i. . -,. ., W-, -.. ...., . nm., .,Q. Qifl, -, .,.- Q, , I ooia we , , , .. --H -:,A........ vi-rig V J Z ,,VV V- , ,Y i., A-AY-.AJ JUNIOR CLAS S President ---- -lst Sem.-Harold Ludwig--End Sem,--Dorothy Romm Vice Pres. ---- lst Sem.-Dorothy Romm---none Zhd Sem. . Sec. and Treas, ------------------------------ Bonnie Thompson Class Advisor -------------------------- -Mrs, Margaret Hurley The Juniors began this year with fifteen members and during the year, two members were added to our list. Through out the year the Juniors took an active part in the schoolfs functions. Five of our boys participated in all the active sports--football, basketball, and baseball, Many of our class had a great deal to do with the publishing of the Columbia Breezes and the Columbian. Jack Uyr was the Student Body President for the second semester. Gi S Four girls were members of the Pep Squad W during the sports season. The class play5 HJumping Jewelsn, was a great successg the proceeds of which were used in giving the Sen- iors a banquet, January 14. Also the Juniors gave a prom on November llth, which proved very successful, Dorothy Romm, our class president, has been a member of the Honor Society since her Freshman year.. Dorothy hopes to earn her torch pin at the close of her Senior year. If so, she will be the only Senior thus honored, A ' We end our year with five of our members gone. Alvin Fry, one of our group, has already entered the armed forces. We, as a whole, are looking forward to a successful Senior year. f i -an. is-n-un... . ,. j 1 Nfl 7A'f it il'f m7ffTlA l '19 f11f'1Tl fl'fIfllLTf.ltt l l ,t::iu 9 LiEE3mm.' l 'X SGDUPU-ICDMCDUQU- GJIUYBSBS President2--------------f ---- ---------4-- ------ -Donald Mills Vice President------- ---- ----4---- ---- Q- ---- -rwhlico Goldade Secretary-Treasurer---- ----- - ---- ----- ---- -----isora mls ire Class Adviser- ---- -------- ---- - ---- ------wars. HELEN Denning The Sophomore Glass started this year with' lp nenbers. They have been prominent in school functions, and nafe made notable probress in their school activities.. scjirwcre act- ivities started last fall when they had the pleasure of in - itiating the Freshman Class in an exceedingly iniormal E326 of initiation. A very successful party was held at the vld Casey school later in the year. In sports the class has been placed nigh, 'with all the Sophomore boys participating in all the sports activities. Donald Mills and Bobby Willard received first string letters in both basketball and football Eddie Jonnson also receive 0 a first string letter in Football, and Robert Hrdmann basketball. Charles Unling and Cleon Campbell rccciv string letters on the basketball team. 2 Although our class is one of the smallest the students have participated in all activities. our members, Alice Goldade, Robert Lrdmann, and C ling, are in the Honor Society. Two members ar of the Girls? Federaticng also three members a Pep Squad, one is an officer in the Lcttcrman's a menfs Club. We have had four advisers this year, in 5-,U fa lf .-,Z ea all O one in cd 2nd school, Bree of os Uh- fficers oil tlle 1.1. -5 ' 1LJ,..L .LG qu-nn -illlwuhn . '-lluvnunqnnn, v ,, - ff- f - - - - A W e ' 'ahhh' 1 rw ' A gs-' er lil 'Grill'-ilf ll M ills-Mmm A-News JH or- ,ill-i' ' ' -fre :1 ' ,wx '-,li ' lil? ru-14 rqwrig, --in times-mths GZ Miss President ---------- Roy McCarty Clst Sem.2 ----- --Floyd Wright Vice-President ----- .---4 -------- ' ----------- A q----- Cara Sturgis Secretary ---------------- --------.-------- Sue Kathleen Young Treasurer --------------- ------- A ------ f --------- Bert Williams Class Adviser- --------------------------- 7-Mr, T. R, ,Burton The Freshman Class activities started off this year with an initiation which was dealt out by,the wily Sophomore Class. A great deal of laughter was provoked by the boys and girls in our class as they appeared at school in turned about clothes, no bobby-pins, rocks in the boys' trouser pockets, and every Frosh admitting he was Na Daisy.H The boys were very active -in sports during this year having had players in football, basketball, and softball. Several of our players earned first and second string'let- ters and soon hope to be wearing them on their sweaters. The Freshmen Class successfully handled the selling of pop and candy at basketball games and added quite a sum of money to the class treasury. E A hard time party was held on April 29th at the old Two Rivers school entertaining the high school and 7th and Sth grade students. Our class is looking forward to their Soph omore year at Columbia High School next fall, C 5 '32 sa, as .-... V. .313 .,-.5.-'15, Q, QQ- any gg gi QQ 532 as -1- 4, . , .4 .pst . 'Eli df .. 1 '2'f4.q. 45: '15 ' '-Q4-it ,-4-5 . V - -1-- Qi- 'F 52? ft- 5313- -1 '.4.' -4 -3525: ' N Winona Athos --------- Ben Burdett ---------- Jimmie Connery- ----- - Jack Cyr--f ------ ---- Betty Dowell --------- Percy Erdmann ---- ---- Charles Hasey -------- Florence Leonard--- --nn r .-: ,: gg Q. , ,.,,., ' 'wo' BIRTH DATE . AMBITIONS JUNIORS June 29 ----- - ------ To be decided later Dec. 10 ----------- -------- Haven't fany Oct. 5l-- ------------------- --To Sleep One of 565---------- ----Own a new ford Sept. 8---That I can win a bet someday July 16 ---.-------- C ------ To be a flier Nov. 19---- -------------- To be admiral Feb. l8 ---- To be the wife of that cer- , g, tain sailor Lois Mattice ---- A ----- Nov. 26 -------------'--- -To be a nurse Dorothy Rom -------- -Oct. 8 ------------ ------- -To do or die Mrs. Vic. Hurley ----- January- -------- To be a good pie maker SOPHOMORES Eugene Barsby -------- July 22 ....... - ...- -----Unkink my hair Kenneth Belles- ---- --Dec. 15- ...- ----------------f--CGHSOPGG Myrtle Burdette ------ Septf 12-To find somebody worth loving - E besides myself Nora Elshire---------Jan. 27 ---- -----TQ be an Admiral's wife Robert Erdmann-------Dec. 6-- ---- --To own an electric train Alice Goldade--- ----- Nov. 24 ----- --,-------To own a big car Maxine Hagens -------- Oct. 9 ----- - --------- To be a housewife Eddie JOhnson -------- Nov. 25----Getting over my bashfulness around girls Pauline Leitzman ----- Donald Mills -------- - Charles Uhling ------- Bobby Willard -------- Mrs. Helen Donning--- Mrs. B. Davidson ----- Petra Athos --------- Betty Hagens ------- -July 62To Wear a grass skirt in Hawaii 'H- -- 14 Verlyn Hearn ---. ----- Pauline McArthur--- Roy McCarty-- ...... -- Charles Myer ------- un- Sept. l8--- ---- , ---- Catching a real man DSC- 17Qvr-1 v-'--- -f '------ '1 A pilot Jan. 8- ----- ------- To own a teddy bear Sept. l ---- ---To be Hasey's commanding J.. olfleer Aug. 26 ---- To teach ways of living and h learning as well.as facts Bee. 4 -------- To advise something else besides a Senior Class FRESHMAN anne ---- To travel 6 ------ -- ------ Oct. Oct. Nov. Donna Moran----------Mar. Marjorie Robinson-- -vg- Ethel Hose ------ s ---- Beverly Salyards ----- Bert Williams ........ Floyd Wright ..... .... Sue Kathleen YOung- -q To be an architect 24 ---- Getting out of the G-ru e s ome Fon r s ome with the Freshman Class 29---Kill T030 and say So solly, . 'I H please. Aug. l ---- - --------- auTo be a mechanic 24 ....-.. --.--. To nurse the navy July 4--, ............ To weigh 115 iss. April l9-Getting out of Freshman Class Jan. 16- ---------- -- ---Q0 be a Marine June 5 ------------ To be a marine pilot July ll---- -------- To be a millionaire Mar. 7 ------- To go to Hawaii in-g4lE G Jan. 25-- --.-- To be as thin as my wife Mr. Burton ------ - ---- 1.- 'L A:-...... g f' ..-w ' 'f5'!1'15fiL:-?E1f'..' -- 14' xQ?ff2f2fz'22.f112a': , ,, 'Q I N, 'wx - Lg,-gfsisi'- ff. ,X xx,.gfg:g 5512- ' g 3 f, .351 .nt ,, 1:- 1SQ2g5f2i:E2:'ifli: 5 --f 5-2 F11-2i7'i'f3 351, 13- Q 5155 -21515-55451-'Uffibiaifili h .fg:5Ef51if. F' 2'2Q-iirz., :Lf fl - ., 'if' f7?1?1212ae:5gLFL1T-as 'ZQZETFE -:':f if :-'Ei3Efl:2:.: .5139 ' ,ST . l 23.23-l, Q 12fg2:2Q5:- '----.-,213 -lfzgw f z:.:31f.'???ff 55.4 Y .mf J ,'Q .,,ip1:Af:2g3.jrQ..5 .l.,.Z4g2-ff11.QQ,l 6212331 ' --1fff.az?zIiA sif25iflQQifefZ'1'ffffj ,al 1 QL' -, ' A 'M I ' ' ' ','-j- -'. I IQ .' ' .-Z' .-332'-' , 2 -',VI'g ' 1'.'. .1 -fei- '-1-'1f1'1-1I-11:f:2irEv5'il1rZ :iii :Ez 411.11 E53-, 2 .13 ,,,.ai?ff?1- Egzz.. 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Pres.---Jack Cyr ----- --- Treasurer ------------------ Florence Goldade Secretary---y ---- B- ---------- Dorothy Leitzman Girls' Fed. Pres. ---------- Dorothy Leitzman Lettermen Pres.---P --- -Harvey Mattias-- Honor Society Pres. ----- -- ----- ------------ Rifleman Pres. ------------------- f-- ---- ---- ---nu: nn-..- uns-an Quan-s magnum C 2nd. Sem. ---elack Cyr Winona Athos Lois Mattice Nora Elshire harles Hasey --Charles Uhling Donald Mills 7th a Sth Grade Pres. ----- -Billy Hopper ------- Eddie Goldade Senior Pres.- -------------- Richard Uhling-- -Q--spasm:---nan Junior Pres.-- ------------ Harold Ludwig ------- Dorothy Romm Sophomore Pres.--- ---- Donald Mills---- Donald Mills Freshmen Pres. ---- ---- Roy McCarty--f ----- -Floyd Wright Adviser ---------- 4 --------- Mr. T. R. Burton-Mr. T.R. Burton A For the first semester the Student Council members wens Student Body officers and Class Presidents. At the first of the second semester the Student Body amended the constitut- ion to the effect that the presidents of all recongized or- ganizations are allowed to attend the meeting. The Presse dent of the Student Body is the president of the Student--- Council. The Student Council meets every Tuesday to carry on bww iness that cannot be readily carried on in the weekly Stu- dent Body meetings. Under the reorganized set-up, the Stu- dent Council has become an efficient and effective governing body for Columbia High during the second semester. a -uu- .-L-.. - -u--gf --A -1 I -.....-, 'Aswan --L ,.---...- ,.. -ft 'f -1 X NX! Qiwul' - ! . - H , ,-.Y ' Q - - - rf . A A .J ---A :asf --..:..x .'Q,...,,....: , ,, -M v I .--.-- -... . .. .-.+- Ulliflf CII CD11 UJMU3 if! M5 N A55 UAB EF IT A r------o as-hills--I--lv nudwhlli -I'--'0 Assistant Editor .....-.--. ---- .-.------- -- ----Dorothy Romm ---Lois Mattice Business and Advertising Manager .... --.-. ----Percy Erdmann -n-- an ---n- -auunnucsuuueldsn Production Manager------ --.. -------------- --- ...-- Jack Cyr --Robert Erdmann Assistants--- ...... ........... ......--. Charles Uhling Photography --.--.--. -- ----------------- --- Assistants- --------------- ----- - -- Circulation Manager ----- ..------- -- ---- Typists and Stencils ------------------ l---- Assistants- -------- ----- --- ----- - lCleon Campbell ---Percy Erdmann --Hubby Willard Donald Mills -----Roy McCarty ----LoisiMattice ---Alice Goldade Donna Moran Cartoonist -----------.------------ -------- --Kenneth Belles Class Sections --.-------------------------- Myrtle Burdette Organizations ---- - Q . I ' x Pauline Leitzman Sports ----.-----.- - --------------------- ----- Charles Hasey Picture Mounter-- ------------- -------- --Sue Kathleen Young Assistants ----------- --------- - ---- Pauline McArthur K Roy McCarty - Petra Athos Advisors -------- ------- --- ----------- Mrs. B. Davidson ' Mr. T. R. Burton --- .... ----------------Nora Elshire The staff of the 1944 nColumbiann presents you the ser ond edition of the Columbia High Schoal annual, This year's UColumbiann has been greatly increased as to content covenmi and Work undertaken, and we sincerely hope that it will br- ing pleasant memories in the years to come. - Lifyn -W I ' if .Y...,----- ,Q g or or as a 4 djsil4QjT'i',1Tio'TljLZi'iQjZ1ZiI1giQ 'i- gjifT'iS4y mr ' ' i'TTIIIILgiIIf11Ifm C1225 C2213 GI GDB UJM USSR c U3 EQUSUQ y lst Semester 2nd Semester Editor-----------------Bernice Jones----- Assistant---------- Business Manager--- Assistant--- ----- -- Production Manager- Circulation Manager Assistant ---------- Mimeoscope --------- Assistant- -------- - Typists ------.----- Advertising Manager Assistant ---------- Feature Writers---- Who's Who ---------- Freshmen News- ----- Sophomore News ----- Junior-Senior News- Fads and Fashions-- Sports ----- -------- Social News -------- Attalia Locals ----- Two River Loca1s--- Wallula Locals ----- --- --- --- -Jack Cyr. M -Richard Uhling ---- -Percy Erdmann -Ben Burdett- ---- -- Robert Erdmann---- Charles Uhling ----Winona Athos------ ----Bennie Thempson--- -Marjorie Prewitt-- -Betty DoWell------ ----Dorothy Ho m------ Dorothy Loitzman-- Lois Mattico------ Florence Goldade -Percy Erdmann----- ----Jimmie Connery---- ----Kenneth Belles---- Martin Manning ----Winona Athos------ -Sue Kathleen Young ----Pauline Loitzman-- ----Florence Leonard-- ----Lois Mattice------ --- -Vernon Campboll--- ----Nora Elshire------ ----Winona Athos------ ----Betty Dowell------ ----Florence Leonard-- Burbank Locals--- ------ Jimmie Connery---- Sabotage. ----- - --------- Harvey Mattice ---- Wallula Burbank 7th-85h Grade News- Advissr------- ---- - Charles Hasoy ----Ruth Sheifie1d---- Grades News----Wilma Elshiro----- Grade News-----Minnie McCarty---- Dolories Derting-- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----n ,--- ---- ---..- ---.- --- ---- ----. --Su Iviap -H-Q ---- ---- 1111 ack Cyr ---Percy Erdmann --Robert Er dinann --Charles Uhling ----Wi3ona Athos -Bonnie Thompson ----Eetty Dowcll ---Alice Ge l do do ----Dorothy Romm ----Lois ---Alice ---Percy T ',,.,. ' --u lnriillfo Mattice Uoldade 'WE , '1. roi-amanzi Connery --Konneth Belles ----Winona e Kathleen Faulino L Florence ----Leis -----Royx ----Nora TT - -' - -W 11101181 the s Young eitzman Leonard Mattice McCarty Elshire Athos ----Betty Dowcll Florence --Jimmie Leonard Connery erie Robinson ---Charles Hascy --RuEh Sheffield ---Wilma Hlshire --Minnie McCarty Deleries Dorting --------------Mrsy Bernice Davidson ' -ucv.-5 , .l..--,h-1.l,.... ,,,l. .... . .,,.,,..-,.. n rg ,YW -,.:.ch,f... ,,.. ...lhhlh l...h.----i...l ,:gs 1 .. ,N w - ,-. ,Va . Q ' - f- : 'S' 'Pi f 1. Q 4 I fXfN -:W xl .-.nw:,:-pq: -ta -1 l I , . .V+ , ,Y Q.-., J... ,,,.,l, ,. - f- -Q ...L ,yur ,. lllqgg . 1 5,4-un : t' , usittniuamxuiws azjmsaia President------ Vice-President ---- Sec.-Treasurer ---- Adviser ---- - ------ OFFICERS -qpQ-------------n-- --------pp------0--- p--Q--Q----Q-------- 1111111111171-1111111 -- ----- -Charles Hasey - ...-. --Roy McCarty ---------Donald Mills -----Mr. T. R. Burton CHARTER MEMBERS' Richard Uhling '44 Donald Mills '46 Harvey Mattice '44 ' Eddie Johnson '46 Charles Hasey '45 Bobby Willard '46 Jack Gyr '45 Robert Erdmann '46 Ben Burdett '45 Cleon Campbell '46 Harold Ludwig '45 l tCharles Uhling 'eg ' ' V Percy Erdmann 4 Q NEW MEMBERS f Roy Mccar-ty, vgflsqfi-gsa'm,r4 ears wiii'iams,Jim- mie Connery, C' v The Lettermen's Clube was organized this year with Wm. Ludwig, the coach, as the first adviser. Charter members were the boys who had earned lst-string or 2nd-string let- ters at Columbia,or had lst-string letters awarded at anoth- er school prior to coming to this school The purpose of organizing was to give recognition to the boys who had earned letters, to discipline the boys of Columbia High, and to award the letters for Athletic achiev- ement. A All boys who receive lst-string letters shall be admit- ted to thc club, and those with 2nd-string letters will be considered Ugreen-handsn until they have earned a lst-string letter. All ngreen-handsu are elligible 'for membership in the organization. All mcmber's, other than charter members, are initiatedg l Social activities of the group this year included a mba er given after the Waitsburg-Columbia Hi basketball game at which everyone had a grand time. The Lettermen's Club also sponsored the Quilt-Raffle and Pie Social in order to boost the Associated Students' treasury. Q C-urn o-llllltv ' l ' Ng, 1 infra 'Mid . T - ' fe Q: be . f ,sl Y Axr V x Y A: I ' F I . V X, ' -1 A , 'AP 'N ' liY? , 1 A' p Q ? ', Q 'oI 7 - , Mui' V U I.- V . .Q sd, ,, X A ' - -D s 1 K ' w.- - X. W F .I , . X 5, 9 G 1 4 ii, j-. , , tier fx - F, ,V nm, 1 ir. 'S' , V 3 1' X ., .. E ..1. lg? ,V K ' NN f' , - 'X' X t inq -M W1 -. , aw X is U1 QNCSEQ SGDGI,UfQEUW President ----------- L- ------------------------ Charles Uhling Vice-president------ -------------- - ---- --------Alice Goldade Secretary-Treasurer------ ------- ------- ------ ---Dorothy Romm Business Manager- ---- ------------------------ -Robert Erdmann The Honor Society at Columbia High, although small in membership, has had a very successful year. At midyear, when the Class of '44 graduated,l the Society lost two mem- bers, Dorothy Leitzman and Bernice Jones. Both of these girls were fourth-year members and had received their torch pins, Due to the untiring efforts of three last year's fresh- men, Robert Erdmann, Alice Goldade, and Charles Uhling, time Honor Society now consists of four members. Mrs, Walkley was our advisor for the first half of the year, but Mrs. Denning, the Commercial teacher, is now our advisor since Mrs. Walkley's departure.- The members receiv- ed the bar-pins in November. The pins awarded were: one-bar pins to Alice Goldade, Charles Uhling, and Robert Erdmanng and a two-bar pin to Dorothy Romm, The torch pins were a- warded to Bernice Jones and Dorothy Leitzman on the evening of Com encement.' T l The awards are as follows: a one-bar pin year, a two-bar pin for the second yearg and a the third and final year. The pins are given points which are earned by scholastic average for the first torch pin for on a basis of curricular activities. i This year the Honor Society has successfully carried on the sale into the the pins group at of pencils which has brought a substantial amount society treasury, This money is used to purchase awared each yearl and to finance a party for the the close of the year, andaextra- ..--fa.. Y' --iii AT , .' ' 'see-A fe' '- ' an ' alfa, .W , 1 'X has ir ll' id 4,9 , I 1 I T ' Q h: M - .Y Yi gg: Q5 ass lgfy ?::.- Qi WT1llLf' W PK V- ' , 1-, - ,I -S v ' iii is v W W l' Qtf ' lzziiiggiigrv- virytziiizrzzxazxagxxgqd f 'S f'e Pdf to ,ZgEEgXRKyia:5iiu, A il 11s eg: Qing: 23502 ctzwamn The yell leaders elected for this year by the Assoc- iated Students were:' Alice Goldade and Cleon Campbell. The members of the Pep Squad are: X Dorothy Romm Lois Mattice Winona Athos BettyPDowell Pauline Leit Jeanne Hardin Wilma Eldiire Barbara Willard Pat Ross Qlst sem.D zman T Minnie McCarty f2nd seml Again this year, the Pep Squad girls have created mica enthusiasm and improved the school spirit among Ctlumbia h. Students. In their black pleated skirts, white T--shirts with Columbia megaphone emblems and pep hats they have add- ed much color and zest at the games. X The girls were in charge of collecting admission at the games. They also put on an exhibition one evening between the halves of a basketball game. They formed the Columbia H1 C and sang the basketball sang. This has been a success ful year and we hope that they can keep up their good work in the future as loyal Pep Squad members. N -iq: Y l H, 1, -1 nl.-- - -L -.-1............,.-...-....-.- -.- . -.-......... liars, r li r o 1 chili? ig-ifj1ifi.f U 30 H211 S' U:UfU1UfU?AYlUUUDN President--First Semester ---- . ---------- -----Dorothy Leitzman President--Second Semester- ------ --------------- Nora Elshire Vice President--First Semester --------- --------- Nora Elshire Secretary-Treasurer ------------------- -------Bonnie Thompson Corresponding Secretary ------ 7 ---------- - ---- --Alice Goldade Advisor -------------------------------- Mrs. Bernice Davidson The Girls' Federation is an organization composed of the girls in both the Senior High School and the Seventh and Eighth grades. This is the first year that the Seventh and Eighth grades have been included in the organization. This is due to the fact that they are housed in the high school building. Consequently, the girls have been invited to join the Federation and to participate in the activities. A mem- bership fee is required, therefore we need no further finan- cial support for the various activities we carry-on. The Girls' Federation have sponsered social functions in the community this year. The second annual Formal Instal lation was held October 20th, in the High School Auditorium, and honored the mothers of the girls. A program of musical numbers were interspersed throughout the afternoon. This function was widely attended and helped to promote friend- ship between the parents and teaehers. ' The girls hiked to Beaver Dam on the afternoon of April 13, to participate in a weiner roast. Each girl brought her share of the food,wh1ch proved to be an over-abundance. Mrs. Donning and Mrs. Hurley were our guests. Although a cold wind blew off the Columbia River, a large bonfire, healthy appetites, and our hike, kept us from feeling .the gbiting wind and occasional showers between the spurts of sun. Financially, the Federation has had a successful year. We purchased fifty song books for the Student Body and the megaphone emblems for the Pep Squad. This organization spon- sors the Pep Squad and its activities during the year.Q -0 1 V ...-............... .-....., .... ............. ... .-.,....- .-. V 5 . 2--...W --ff .....A ,,.....e., I 1............ -. .Lee-l-.... U Q oous i,.,.-m,,,,...XX?k--,i,,,,,.r.-.... ul UQUUIELEEISG UE NS C V orriozns GILUJ U3 President -------------- 4--N --m-- m --------- N---Doneld hills Vice-President ------------w------- U-W ---N- N-+Bobhy Tillerd Sect.-Trees, ----Q------------- f -------------- Robert Erdmenn Adviser -------- + ---------- M--a ----- u ------ Mr. T. H. Burton MEMBERS l Donald Mills Jimmie L'.' Connery Robert Erdmann Bobby Willard Kenneth Belles Percy Erdmann ' Roy McCarty Nathan Henning CurtiseLudwig Bobby Clark n Dan Houston l 4 The Riflemen's Club was organized in Charles Hasey Verlyn Hearn Bert Williams 4 Fused Wwleht ..-.LJ-' . i.L..4,.. the spring of l9- A3 under the leadership of Mr. Gordon Evans, and es a part of the National Rilfemen's Association. A rifle range was made by the group, and after an enthusiastic semester of shooting, the following boys received honorszhenneth belies and Charles Hasey, Marksmsn first-classg yEddie Johnson, Sharpshooterg and Donald Mills, Bobby Millard, and Robert Erdmann, Sharpshooter--Ninth DWI. Percy Erumann 1v?QGGiVGd pro-Marksman, and Dennett Richmond, shurpshooter. This year's membership has been utable to fget' their shells as yet and have attained no special honors vhioh range from that of Pro-Marksman with a score iof 20 points of 50 in any position to American Riflenen Klst class! with a score of 380 points out of Q00 in a prone position C50 Wand 100 yds.J. Hr. Burton is this yeer's advisers 0 QSM UZ? S haf ',,2ooc'f,,UZc ncunmenfi 'SGTIILFHSS 51mm Alan Scott ------ Ethel Scott ----- Lucv Scott ------ Fanny, The Maid- Ritchie Griswold Diana Griswold-- William Griswold Burke Stacy----- Miss Parsons, Th uu--.-.--..--..-.---..-.- -..--a-.q.-,.---.-u-- --Q--.un.-n---b-anu----- ..-.nu-p-49.-q---.--Q--.-p-.--. -----1-----pp---Q --------------Q-w --Q-----------.,-.. e mystery woman- -q-u---np --Q- ----qou--.-..m- --..q..--a,--.--- -nun-..---.--, Stanley Castle, hinh-pressure salesman- Linda Rogers, a, Patrick O'Leary, Prompter -------- Director ----- --- career woman---- a taxi driver-- -eq------. q.q---4.--Q -..--.--Q. .-----.--.- -.qu--Q-Q -----w -----p --unu- --Q.--n----. --.--p-.-.--- -...-q-.-..-u-- --------Jack CVT Florence Leonard Dorothy Leitzman ----Betty Doweil --Richard Uhling Marjorie --Harvey --Martin Florence ---Charles Kasey ----Lois Hattice --Jimmie Connery ----Dorothy Romm Nrs. E. Davidson Prewitt Nattice Trail!! Goldade Business Manager ------------------- --- --------- Harold Ludwig REVIEW I On Thursday evening, December 9th, the Class of l9h5 presented a 3-act comedy-mystery, Jumpin' Jeveis, to a large and appreciative audience. The nTaE7EE'Ta s'11r:cess as ,broth entertainment an d financially. The play cast as a-whale and individually was well bal- anced as to performance, each maintaining a sense of -poise on the stage. Outstanding pcrtravals were given bv Lois Mat tice, Harvey Nattice, .and Richard Uhling. Betty Dwwelife performance as Fanny, the maid, and Jimmie Connery, as the Irish taxi-driver, sustained the comedy element through out the nlav. D Mrs, Davidson was presented a lovely gift for her untir ing efforts in directing the play, The cast also :expressed ,their appreciation to Hrs. George Manning, Mrs. Dowell, and the students of the high school for their contributions to- ward making the evening a success, I y Xfif A. 9 if The CH. Athletic Benefit program, quilt raffle, and pie social on Mar. 51 was well attended by people from the sur- rounding communities and,the students. Financially and hil- lariously the evening was a decided success. The rather im- Y promptu program was well-given and provoked a creat deal of laughter. The numbers were as follows: ' Dance of the Lilliputs- ----- eLois Mattice, Dorothy Romm c Bert Williams, Roy McCart ' Medley of Songs ------------- up ------------- Mixed Chorus Reading--Dime Store Delia ----------- 4 ------ Betty Dowell Tap Dance--Military Revue ---------- ----- Barbara Willard l Norma Anderson Skit ---- The Nonsense School-- --------- ---Robert Erdmann Group Songs Bobby Willard Kenneth Belles Donald Mills Skit--Eb and Zeb Conserving on Coal ------- Percy Erdmann - Floyd Wright The final skit was cleverly dramatized by the two boys and was worked out in order to bring in the wool comforter which had been made by the Girls' Federation. The raffle followed with winning the comforter. Second won by Mrs. Curtis Elshire Jr dressed-Chicken, by Mrs, K. Ro prize, a live-chicken, Mrs. A. Ed Zahm made an excellent Mrs. Earl Burdett of Wallula prize, a sack of flour, was from Burbankg third prize, a e from Burbankg and fourth M. Johnson of Wallula. auetioncer for the pie soc- ial. The highest price paid for one pie was 36.50 but was purchased by four boys. The highest individual bid was 34.50 four Students Body President did the biddinge--we won- der whose pie it wasll The total proceeds for the Benefit were Ql39.25. There were three members of our Student Body who put ferthian'oute standing effort toward selling tickets and deserve special recognition. They are Jack Cyr, Charles Uhling, and T Vern Prewitt. 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Opponents were composed of teams where footballc has been in vogue much longer than at Columbia. During the entire season ualty, Jack Cyr, who hurt his were sustained by many of the selves very lucky. The boys the arrival of Fall when theyi and tromp the road to victory. sperous season. Boys who carried on were: Verlyn Hearn- ------Center Bobby Willard ------ Center Richard McCarty ---- Center Jimmie Connery -------- End Roy McCarty ----------- End Kenneth Belles -------- End Bert Williams---fHalfback Bob Erdmann ------ Halfback SCORES WERE: Col, Oppo 14 Athena----n-w--wO------ Touchet ------- H21 ------ 22 Umatillaew ------ C- -n--- 27 Connell--M ------ c ------ as Prescott-w--- --- ----- -18 O Touchet ------ -451 ------ l4 K alotus-- Donald Mi1lS-'- ---- Charles Hasey, Harvey Mattice Jack Cyr ---- J- Harold Ludwig- Richard Uhling Marion Prewitt Ed Johnson ---- Pilot'Rock ---- TouchetcEx.---.------ 'I Kahlotus ---- Q -------- Umatilla ------ - ------ Connell Prescott ------- ------ -50--O -:nn-----Q Columbia received only one cas leg in a game. 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E sis' of xv' Y 1 yllllcwrx- wp V W-M vWfQfj ,aa K 1 my ,rx V .t .,, .M , L y I .5P .. -1 t .-, Y Ei! -.s x x ' ,id M31-wbfi 1 H , ., ,.,z-i-- 5 ' ,ua E V Y lyl gfu-. 116- 55' ' 5-,Z-3. V, Z4 Y-Ll, ' - 'R . , -f...3+ -if 1?5' gaQQ:: :gg,ErL.2t2 .5 nf'-f 7 , -f'5 . f,1 ,L V ey, Qvi-1-svizfdlh J .feJii?3Eg?SEiiereee. .f7rEefQfe5ssreessEess. ag Cap eye? L ffQ L, lfQ,,44,,aQfglgghJ , W 1 y my ..,. ...,,.,........... arrza azzzsd C . 'W . U31-'ik SBUQU' U U3AYlll Qt The Columbia H, Coyotes opened their basketball season with the usual promising look in their eyes. This your nes brought about many new changes and 'has added new names to the line-up. Under the direction of Coach Wm. Ludwig and later Mr O Burton, the Coyotes pounced on Paseo Bulldogs for the first game of the season ee well as for the first win. ,During the entire season the team came up against very stiff opposition and many games ended in defeat. , The Coyotes entered the County B-League'lookinC rather favorable. However, during the tournament, three first- string players went off the Line-up. Two were Seniors, Har- vey Mattiee and Richard Uhlingg and Harold Ludwig, a very capable player, moved to Richland. Chances for the title in the League were lost when Columbia was defeated by St. Pets and Prescott. The team felt they had had a successful and enthusiastic season. A L FIRST-STRING PLAYERS: Forward ---------------- Harold Ludwig ------------ Donald Mills Forward ----------------------- 4 ---------------- Bobby Willard Center ----------- --- ---- ---- y --------------------- Rey McCarty Guard ------------ ff--e-Harvey Mattice ---------- Charles Hasey Guard- ----------------- Richard Uhling----e----Charles Uhling Subs:-----y-f--Jimmie Connery, Robert Erdmsnn,Bert Williams LEAGUE GAMES PLAYED WERE: 1 A Dee. 10 -------------- ---- Q----f ------ f ---- - ----- ---Waitsburg Dec. 21Q -------- f-a------Q ---- -4 ----------------- -Q-Prescott Jan. 7----- ------------- f ------------- - ------ 4 ---- St. Pats. Jan. 15 ------------------- - --------- ----------- ---- Weitsburg Feb. l ---------- V -------- 7--P--4+ ---------- 4 ----- ----- We-Hi. Feb' '- '-'-'-- r-'v'v--1f- -e- -'-- -'-9--4 -- - !'v-'-f 'P1 CS6Ott Feb: 17 '- E '-'H---'--'-'--'+-- F -'-- P 'r'-St.'PHt3. BOYS RECEIVING FIRST'STRING LETTERS WERE: Roy MeCarty, Bob- by Willard, Donald Mills, Charles Hasey, Harvey Mattiee, Ric hard Uhling, Jack Cyr, Harold Ludwig, Curtis Ludwig 1Mgr.l Robert Erdmann, and Nathan Manning fMgr.J L ' BOYS RECEIVING SECOND STRING LETTERS WERE! Bert Williams, Jimmie Connery, Percy Erdmenn, Charles Uhling, Vernon Camp- bell, and Eleotl CiihibbellL S' .- 5.-4.1.9. --1-.-Q--4-- fl , -' ' - - ...-- 1' .11gm--- - ii ' Awf' li F' - f ' ,. , in Y--env. f. ' ' ' - --, '- V . 1- -W., ,W .. V- . . . SB co U1 U mam Q ll Columbia Highis softball season was fairly short this spring. Last year, due to the fact that 6th period was dis- continued in order to enable the stndents to aid in the es- peragus-eutting,esoftball was not played. A great deal of enthusiasm has been shown although the schedule has included very few games. Only two teams were played, Peace and Wa-Hi but both teams proved to be very worthy op enents. All the boys at Columbia turned out and Showed some very' promising material for future years. 'For some of Hr boys, this was thbirfirst eneeunter in softball while oth- ers were veterans of several seasons. Next year several of the boys will not be hero due to graduation and entering the armed forces. However, tho gap will be filled by a new Freshman group and the remaining boys. We wish them good luck in their coming seesen. 5 50.-U fir-F 53- . V 1 252 tt' f M, :RT 1-W - '11 , :fi -. . .-.1 .--,-,.. -. . 0 A , W wg 3- . .-.--162521. f!:::C:CA'7J5J'.-IST' N -322+-:-:B-:-11:2-:-:-5:4'mi-51 1 -: ' :A-91' I '?3:!:I:?1:2 f':i:f,1'T1- 'E-':.fi5:53::::'-:Q-ff-:rs-' - arsfaa-.S+ fs-1-'g.v --4.......... .......... .4........ .. -f-ure-......-....,.. ......-.. A -i,..:,:.R4,. 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':,, -Q 4 1 - U ix K' if-lk: I ,'1,:-f Q- N F L IUQ' .'A: , ,,,,..A,,.,:,,... I X , .1 F k 4 '::::::,:.L.f11b' 11' ' X ' 1' -2 li' f ' I I ',:- ,,,,, . I ' 1 W ' :. f ' Q, ,W W,. ... 1 V Ml N, rl ., , - V , ,Yin Y 1 Y Y - -I p .f.... .Tx ' L...-3 v 7TH AND STH QR ADES President--lst. Sem.--Billy Hopper--2nd.Sem.---Eddie Goldade Vice-Pres. ---- lst. Sem.-Minnie McCarty-2nd Sem.-Vbrh.PrsWitt Sec. ------ f ---- lst. Sem.-Barbara Willard--End Sem.-Bud Banta Class Advisor ------------------------------- Mrs. Wm. Prewitt For the first time in the history of this District, the seventh and eighth grades of Wallula, Burbank and Two Rivers are housed in the Columbia High School building. At the be- ginning of the year there were L4 pupils enrol ed. The Eigth Grade initiated the Seventh Grade at the be- ginning of the first term. Our entertainments consisted of the Eighth Grade giving the Seventh Grade a Valentines'Party and the Seventh Grade entertaining the Eighth Grade with an Easter Party. at which everyone had an enjoyable time. 'Those elected to the Pep Squad were: Wilma Elshire, Pat Ross, and Barbara Willard. Minnie McCarty replaced Pat Ross later in the year. These girls have worked diligently learn ing to lead yells and have had good support from their class mates. They are members of the High School Pep Squad. In Basket ball this year, high point nan was Bud Banta with Orville Curby coming in second. we were invited to the Blue Mountain Tournament where we lost to St. Patricks. Our boys have earned letters and are quite proud of their record in competitive sports. . The Seventh and Eighth Grades have enjoyed their year in the high school building. We appreciate the invitations to participate in Student Body and Girls' Federation Activ- ities. Although we have our own organized group, it has been helpful and beneficial to us to be a part of a 'larger student organization. p T , .... -ab 1-qu i ,..,,...l..,--.r..-......r....lll..l.-...: srA:f:-::e:e9,,L,,.,Y , .rl l...--S, --.----.-... I et. ll 4 . 1 w- ' ' 5 ' -f - 4. ,Q , , . .Ivan 'f 1iw'r-' It Q, J-.L 431,15 ,X ' r I. ,nf ' ' 'N ,X . Y Ti 4' A V , fs,,i,l ii 5' '1 1 5, ' f 5.-it-1. iff- t X 32, Y . L-' 4 ,QA jf? X i r- l , ,. L ' r!1.1g1.A-ia m . - 4 iff fr- li n .M . Q ,. 'X f '14 e :gg I-.ZF 4. ,il f ' YT i 5'- . --1'-1 ' . 1 f at 2 1 ' V J' T' T - v- A ., U is .Q 'wir Q., .f 1. . A 1 'rytef 1 Wg ,'k,', ep' f ft be slfvirri 'ae an ire. ti 1li'f are T W V 1- . - X A . l , X U ,hi 1 Y ' X - - sz- +4 ' '22-,, 1' .N . Mali:-5 tr' ' FiF.5- rn 'e'2-1 - eww Q 5 In I, ,Q., -N -.. I T X 1, -flfsef-f or Uami'frf P , sri N M- -'ft ' Efa52'f2 Air- 'V 7 A .21 , iff NV 1 X wif. f , - of M ' if fxff - -N ,Mi .lf I I T in mlllzxl. i U o o. s f 1 ifllli-1.1 . 'QAM Thi. 'e TTQQ frfo Xcicft '. 'f7vQfw'T fill in-1 are erm sro or 'rs This year the 7th and 8th grade boys were organized in- to their own sports group. The first sport the boys turned out for was basketball. The ten boys who participated are as follows: Bud Banta, Martin Mattice, Orville Curby, Vern Prewitt, Bing Kirsch, Russell Robinson, James Dishman, Billy Hopper, Eddie Goldade, and Forrest Megy. 'The first string was: Bud Banta CCaptainJ, Orville Curby, 'James Dishman, Martin Mattice, and Vern Prewitt. Jack Cyr, a high school Junior, has been doing an excellent job of coaching these boys and has arranged the schedules. Eleven games of basketball were played and the team was invited to participate in the Blue Mountain Tournament. The games and scores for the season were as follows: .Games 7th-8th'Oppo. 7th R Sth V 3 i-Freshmen-- ----------- ----- 1 ' 7th M Sth Kennewick -------- 4 ----------- Tth R Sth .--Freshmcn- ------- ---- --- 7th M Sth- .--Kennewick ---- -------- - ------ .- 7tn se Sth- . --Freshmen ----- 4 ---------- T ---- - 7th R Sth Wallula -------- s -------------- 7th R Sth St. Pats- V ------- ------- - vtn e Sth- wsiiuia .-.--------.---------- 7th e Stn waiiuia- ------------ + ------- - 7th M 8th Freshmen --------------------- 7th R 8th- Juniors ---------------------- All the ten buys who participated are getting letters. Our letters are A-inch-letters and the colors are purple and gold, to coincide with the high school colors. T 'The other sport in which this group, participated was softball, All 7th and 8th grade boys turned out and made a very good showing in the games played. r -- .-num gqqnuvans- i K M .5 ,, ,,,,,..,-.l,,.,.. -- - Y Y . .V - --,:.. ' ' ,...,...............-p---..-.-.--f'-a--'--w--- '---1 f-. 1liL--'4 v- ' . -7 . i Y .f :L V V V. eww V .-- a-ma--w-1,-w.a-4a.....M, , 4-.. -... S 1- I. 4 , Jn-me :Jq4:::::...7.gf , 5 ,, ' ,,,, .eff .qu-n-pn-w....qnnuusann-.wvnpa-1-nmwrw - , -----v-vw-1-I S..--mul 1-'11 L.......,.-.,-N 4-H COCK I N6 GLU Eff President ---------------- u ---------------- ---- Minnie McCarty Vice President ------------------ - ------f-- u --------- Pet Beard Secretary --,------------------------0-v- we ----- Velma Derting Treasurer ----------- ------------------------ Delories Derting Adviser ------------------------------------ Mrs. T. R. BurtOn ' M MBERS i Minnie McCarty . Betty Wright Delories Derting T Kathleen Wakefield Velma Derting e Kathyrn Fry Pat Beard Donnabelle Fry Orpha Wright Bernice Keithly Vira Gould C Ruth Sefield Myrna Mclnturff y Betty Lou Schmitt This year the Cooking Club of Burbank, Two Rivers, and Wallula' was organized in Columbia High School on February the 9th, 19th. 'It is composed of 7th and Sth grade girls. We decided to attend all meetings up here,so that most girls could attend and more join the A-H. y Our group is well organized this year being.under the leadership of Mrs. Burton. The girls have done nice work in cooking. We also have a club song composed by Velma Derting and was sung at the annual A-H Club Banquet at College Place The girls prepared a dinner with Mrs. Davis as our guest. p We made some cookie-jars and other useful things for our mother's cupboards. The group is doing excellent work this year under their leader. We hope that our grand club spirit keeps up next year as it has during this year. F 1 1 ' f -b. '11, -..bmi , , - .-- -.- ,, , . N., .W . I 1 A -A ff' ' Y ' -'vw tr 1:1 A ' I .fir - - -- - -- - -, ', , ' , ., , , .,, ,dd , A-' V ,,'-1:a,111....i , erica, ,I 1 -or are f-.,I .,. L.. r at to ,.aa-a.aa. ua-.rr if usulnausmm GEUQ!-HUM? awzmaoqsu il an A e I I A ,,, j, ,x 1 - Grades 1, II Sn III I Mrs. Edith Erdmann, J ' ' , Teacher l 4 X iq I - W rv ,. ., Nm, , Y V ,Y Y YY Y Y ! . 1 I v : ll 1 Y? W V 1 3 la .1-, lr ,Yr ,. Ni Q H 4i.2 4 Ii 1 i f I .lv . n ,I ,MII .-Iu..w,,-M-mu, Q 4 J ,lx N 1 E 1 f - it Grades IV, V, M VI , Q Mrs. Ruth Pence, Q Teacher W w w if 'w NI i W g! Enrollment 84. Average enrollment 60. Big turn over Q due to Defense workers cominf and going. Stamp Day each V Wednesday. 6405.50 stamps and bonds sold. One drive LH 4 February, netted about 5206. ' ' I Mrs. Ruth Moulton Ponce Grades Iv, V, and VI. Heegd- I ence Kennewick. Taught previously for five years at nur- Y' bank. During this tire the prceent building was built. 5 Mrs. Edith Pitt Erdmann Grades I, II, ana III. Cane - to Burbank 19 years ago to teach Grades. I and II. Taught F. two years. Have been here all the time. d I A LLI a- I 4rd I -Qm4Q -,I QQZQ. -III .f.IaIggug,aLw, -4 f. 'fTf 'ilgfiitiiifi 6 I ..fe mil- f, ,.,.. V ,.. V , - ' -an , I yvfmuumfsQ3u2fss31m2anim-acocou - - -,-- iw, ,nn i...-., Grades 5 R 4, Mrs. Nora Miller, Teacher 1s...- 'V' W Grades 5 5 6 ' Mrs. Myrtle Taylor, Teacher Wallula Grade School ' consists of grades one through six this year A with Mrs. Myrtle Taylory as principal. This yr.4 the enrollment is apJ proximately 60 pupils. An outstanding effort was made by the stu-I dents this year toward. buying War Bonds and stamps. Approximately S900 worth of stamps have been purchased durr ing the year. A coffee- jar drive netted the school 5320. The money was used for equipmentf to make our work andq play more interesting. Grades l M 2 ' Miss Florenz Dehler, Teacher --..1-.......,-..... ..,. ...... . ff -Q.- . Lli' --- ----.....-A ........... .,- .ve N.- - -...a....1 , .... V.,.. 5 1 z 3 ' ff ' 7-' v f '- V ---1 -' '-f-- ,,,f....-....,.. .- ...,--..... ...i...1.-...............1.........,...-.-.... ,. ..... ,, , , - , F7 -.1 .' 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' 3'l:t-F'32:2-'-f:'i'15'gf,3 .3: fffirffff I - A' S1-' ,PQI ' 2-234-37'Q'-f'...1Z ?'5,E.-,'fEf-5,1-:r-f.,.-'A-. ff ig: 1'fjZ5 'IQ' ,Iggy T- ii: if x'.:11.ji.g 1,21 -Iv pfzf 1122? I -:'z'.v:i:2:j -.115 -,T M ' 51 ' ,f :film-W ' --4,--131.1 . , . , Y ' 'f::E5f55 ' rr. , v,- 5, Q -Q., fiffx -.ZL- --0-an-is-A nuupnnn- I 'V . .- 1111. 1:-., at ,FN '. . 1 We, the members of the staff of the 19th Columbian sincerely wish to thank all the advertisers foF.their ap- preciation of-our book as an advertising medium. The money that they paid so graciously for their ads mad: it possible for us to publish this year's annualf We also wish to thank the students, who with their cooperation made it possible to publish this eiitioh. We hope that when the? read this vsar's book it will bring back many enjoyable memories. 0 if ----:V -s' 1. ' - -V '-f'i,:- -,s-..7fN3,-,r-.1 is af V -We-f nn- , Wflfif .EUSIEK THAN A MINI' I , V Hi ' - 4... ...X .... 53.9.10 iff? . ..-.. X ,, 5 YA 3:33. 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