Colusa High School - Colus Yearbook (Colusa, CA)

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It is our hope that this Colus will forever be a pleasant reminder of your high school years, for there are seldom any happier. ' GERRY MOFFAT, Editor TOM RUTLEDGE, Business Manager 'F lbecficafion We proudly dedicate this Colus to the boys of the class of '45 who have answered the call of their country, and are serving in the armed forces. Our every hope and prayer will be with them until their safe return. ' jduafeea RALPH D. WESTFALL RALPH W. 1tI l'LEIiGE RUIIICIKT J. 'PENN President Clerk 9 X IIOIEIGIVI' M. l ARNSXV0ll'l'H 142. U. 1?Ll'IMl'IN'l'S For the untiring efforts of our trustees in the aid and betterment of our school and for their diligence in maintaining high educational standards we are deeply grateful and Wish to express our appreciation. I. 'J Q.. MW tlliulltll-I H. l'l'IXt'IfI l'l'iIll'ill2ll Ib0llU'l'llY W. Mv1'UMlSH Latin xlilIllQ'lll2lIil'N MA HY J. ILXKICIQ M IIS. ll. W .Xllll'l'it'2l!l History ,JZCLCIA English Il l,iln':u'y RHS!-I S. KING Typing I-ll Uffive l'l':u'Yi4-0 Hellman! lhlsilwss 'l'r:xining GIASGUXV World l'l'ohle1ns liuys l'hysi1':lI Wluvaztion 1':ulvr Fm-ps Pllysivall Fitnvss l'l'1ILll'2lIll VIIXNI 'i V. XYILKINSUN Ilzuul I-IW' Vlllly Mlwiv 'l'lwm'y Vuzsvln ni' 4' llalskvtlulll TEWIIII X. 'l'. NHWM.-KN Q 2 .1 Vim' l'l'inm'ip:ll Sl'ii'll4'0 XMY I.. IANGIC I-Znglish lilwim-ss English Spa-vial English I l.Hlll'INs'I'I 3lv1'UY Spanish Sowiul Studivs Typing limslclcvvpim: MAIN IAWISI-I IIAli'l'NlflSS Vlwthinu l'1lI!NlN 4ivm1l':ll lleum- Ev. tiirI's l'hysi1':ll l':llll1'Il'ilill NUIUIAX I.. JOHNSON A- v'ie'llll1ll'v I-llrlll-IV 5 JOHN STICIIK Yum! imml Un rywntry l l'1-slltllvll xYUlIllSll4lll M1-vllalnivnl lbrznwing .Xwlnitm-Il1l':nl lmlwillu .mio 1 cqafiuifiaa BI' I PY I0lJ BAWIWN ROY 'I'IiII'I.I'I'I I' Iizlskvtlmll 3, 4 Ihlsehull II Uzulvt Corps 25 Vhlss Vive Pros. 4 Illlwk C II, 4 I . I . A. IIUIIIIIY I F. I . A. llvgiormzll I . I-'. A. 1. 2. 23, - IIuy's Stain' CI I'. S. Navy -I B08 I1 ARIN SKI OR I'II I 0IiI4I'I I'A I.I'1CCI4I I . 1-. A. A. -I, -I . . , U11 xml tunic nnu I III, X 1 N Stat! 3 .lumior I'l:l5 It fl IIIOU IIIIIII II. -I mn 'lu '3 ,Xl'I'llXI' Shaft' ZZ, 4 IIAIEOI Il I IIIIIINI S I EIIRY MOFFA'I' I I X I Spanish Vluh IL -I 1 ulvt tmp- , .IlIIlIOI' I'l:ny II nu I .xI'I'4NY Stuff' 3, -I Uulus Staff' 3. -I I 1' Q If' 'S mml- 151-. 1, zz. 4 ui Y -f l'IzlNS Ya-II l.u:ulv1' Urlzmnl x'm1I'm-1'1-m'1- VUIIIS SIMM' I, II Lions Smf:1lwl s 1' P Hlw Club TI QIAII-, SIIlI'I IfN 'I'III'II.MA WEAST 4 ' ' Arrmv I-Iclitm' -I Ilu Ilmx I II. A. A. I, 2, 3, I nw N NI In I Spzmisll Uluh -I 4 uht tmp-m I I .luniur l'I:ny 3 I Imlx 1 I 4 H1110 l'IllIb I. 2 I and I 3 -I Iiumv ICU. 1. II, -I I I X 4 Nm Inu -I Hi Y 2 nm lla 3 Flaws 'l'rc-ns. 1, 13, 1 53 Hrlzlml I'0III'I'I'Oll4'4 -I anioz afivifiaz S'I'ANl,l'IY KOZLOSKI NADENIC PAIR I-'mnthull 3. 4 'l'l':n11sl'1-I' Z! Iialskvllnlll 1. lf. I llthlllt' H42 Ii. -l 'l'l'zl1'k 1, 2, II G. A. A, 21. -l NXX'illlllliIl2 1, 2 liluvk 4' 3. 4 I , I . A. 1. 3. 4 S4-an 3 4':ulm-I t'ul'pe 3. 4 .Iuninr ' : ,' I l'. S. Nz DONALD HEARD VIOIA COX lZ:lskvIInl1l 1. 2. IL 4 'l'l-:mS'.- lhlsehzlll 2 l 4nlIl9:lH IL 4 f1,.,. .1 .1 . x .-.-. .' amish ' ?', Jllllilbl' l'l:ny I! Z -1 ' L. Il, - ': ' 'U' ,' IL st ..' .' ulvnl 1 ,' 1:L.g -,.,'., z'v, .Q .I v ',., . . . , ICIFIIARID RAMOS TOMMY lilT'l'LEDGl'I 5' ,lvm lg .1 .. 1--5. 5 ' s I S. . :nz ,ZH gi 3 Q . : l L' 2, . lllliol' :,' I gap, -I L. :Q 5i,'t'! ,1.. . ' 'vnu',' li 2: r 1 th: . L. J I L. gg. th: . L, -, -4 -' :mish 4' 3. I .' vanish '! Il, 5 'i ' L- :- 'VW- I -L ' , L. L, - 1 1 , L, I. A -- W 5 ,I ' ': f'0llft'l'P 'X gn,-'s Q, - 3, 'l'vn 's 11. 2. 'ik-5 I--5, ': 'i .2.. I, : 1l : ' ' '1 ' V f 3- ANN RIC.-KIWI JOAN FLINT 'l'l'2lllS ' ':1llsfvl' Z! I. .. . . 'ans ':'v.'. . lx- ' x I ..... L..I'.-1 l' . IXYS2m 5: L,f, .' amish 4' .. . lim' ' : Q I. , 'row S an ' 3. ' s St: : xi 1 A Q! ': I 'U I '1' fx 1'-'N .mam cqatiuitiai .luninr Play El Arrow Stuff 4 Fulus Stuff 4 Home lflv. 4 Vulus Slum' Il. 4 1' Q If -' .n, .-n Vzulvt Cmms 4 llrluml U1lIIl'Q'l't'll4'l' 4 lllr-el Ululn l, 2, Ii, -I UIAUDINE 'l'0LSON CAKMUN FIISARO Student llody Svc. 3 I . I . A. 1. 13. 3, 4 Student llmly 'l'l'eu:4. 4 llusketlmll l, LZ, 3, -l Spanish Vluln 25, 4 llzlsvlmll 1, 3 .luniur Plzly 3 Hllwk 4' T, 2. 3, 4 Armw Staff Il, 4 Vzulvt Corps 24, 4 Hi Y 2 Hmm' Ev. l, fl, 4 llrluml l'm11'e1'+1l1vv 4 ,V g '!:-Q., IQON vlqlljo PHOEBE DAVISON H. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Hilllll l. 2, Il, 4 lllvv Vlnlu 1, 15, 3. 4 Slmnislu Vlulv 3, 4 .luniur l'l:uy 3 liawlietlvznll l. 2. Il. 4 ' llzxsf-llnll 2, Il 'Fe-nnis 3 fi .-M'!'mv Ytznff 3. 4 if 'X 'Q' X Spanish Ulllh 3 ' lunim- Play 3 1:10.-k 4' 2, 3. 4 I H 1 Vlnss 'l'rv:1s. 4 lvl: ll 4'ol1l'el-vlwv 4 .Xrrmx Stzlfl' 3, 4 tolvls Bt.: Vzulvl 4'm'ps 3 llml Ll. 4 4'l:lSS l!vpl'vsvnt:ltiVv 4 -. DUROTHY Hl'.Ll'.N HKU Flfll'1'l l' pw Am lllltl ldv. l, 2, 4 RAI PII FUSARO 'vtlmll 1, 2, Il, 4 I 1 llm-lc 1' 2, :L 4 VERNUN CONWAY , 'l 1-mfr mrps zz, 4 F- I . A. 1, 2. 22 2 Q H N, 4 llzmkvtlmll l. 3, I' i,,,,..4-I Ze 4 ' w HX X Www Vzulvt Uurps Il 2 I ll I N Xiu l 4 JACK CAKDENAS JEAN HICOK 'l'I'2lllSfPl' 4 Hi Y 2 Ulm-lc U 4 ll. A. A. 2, 3, 4 S04-. 'l'l'0:lS. l l,inn's Spv:1lwl s lwmtvfsr -I 51250 'z IIELEN ZOLLER Qpnnish Ululr 1 I'10lll9 ldv. 1, 2, 4 Ulm- Vluh 1, 4 h. A. A. .,. 4 IIELBEWI' Fl'I,LMl'lR Swimming: 2 Hamm! 1, 2, Zi, 4 .lnninr I'l:ay Ii Vmlvt Vorps Zi. 4 Armw Stuff 3 1'. S. I . I'res. 4 VIULA BRUGGMAN 41. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Uilllil 1. J, .L 4 Ilmnv lffv. 1. Il. 4 Ili Y C7qCfiUifi55, BOB ROSS Iiumlivmft Uluh 1 Swimming' 2, Ii Spanish Uluh 3 DOLORICS MOORE 11 X 4 1 3 4 ..,-,', lhunl 1 '4 Spanish l'luln 3, 4 1 .luninr Play 3 1 Arrow Stuff 52, 4 i Unlus Stuff 4 Vlnss Sw. 35 Flaws Yvll lmaulel' 4 Hlblllt' Ev. 1, 3, 4 Paulus Show 1, Il, 4 I-HX 'D KIRK MESSICK Hnskellmll 1, 2, 3, Fllullmll Zi, 4 'I'l':u'I: 1, 2. IS Spanish Vluh 3 Junim' I'l:1y 3 lilawk 4' 3, 4 Swimming 2, 3 RITTII W'A'l I' JAFK 'l'liIPLl'l'l l' Ilmm- 1420. 1, ZS, 4 'l'wus. 4 Arrow Staff 21, 4 Hi Y 2 F. F. A. 1, 2 Arrow Stuff 4 4'1:1ss ll+-pn-svlltsutivv SlIillIi4ll Uluh 3, 4 llnqlxa-tlmll 1, 2, II, 4 Junior Play 3 linsvlmll 1, 23, 3. 4 'Frau-k 1 'R 4 v-s'1 SIIRIIHNII Ululu Ii, 4 linml 3 4 Junior Plzly 3 Boys Shuts- 3 Ulm-I: 1' 2, 3, 4 l':ulA'I Um-ps II, 4 Name lletty Lou Ilawden Viola llrugzgnian Dorothy Helen Rruffet .lack Uardcnas Viola Cox Phoebe Davison Robert Farnsworth Joan Flint Delbert Fullmer Harmon Fusaro llalph Fusaro Harold Giddings Jean Hicok Donald Heard Stanley Kozloski Loretta Lecce Kirk Messick Gerry Moffat Dolores Moore Nadene Pair Richard Ramos Ann Reade Robert Ross Thomas Rutledge Clair Shippen Claudine 'Folson .lack Triplett Roy Triplett Donald Vedo Ruth Watt Thelma Weast Helen Zoller ' Vernon Conway Ufdii Nickname Lulubelle x Vi Dot K'2ll'tl0l15lS Viola Pheh Dol: Jo Del Pete Ile Pete Mayor Hicok Mur-hen Russian Loddy Hammerhead Gerry Moore Nadene Ricardo Ann Rupe A Buck Shippy Tillie Jason Gump Ducky Ruth Seabiscuit Helen Jr. 010500 E Outstanding Characteristic di mpl es her individuality eyes football friendliness getting into messes brains hair his laugh looks like Ralph looks like Carmon red hair go getter wavy hair tall and handsome shortness quick temper her voice RIG smile Mona Lisa smile dancing: snooping in cooking room hunting: physique personality always right trombone height snappy comehacks she's quiet hair eyes smile Cf Heard Saying O. K. Now l wouldn't say that l'll try anything once 'l'hat's all brother! Got your history done? Fong! Listen Here!! 'I'hat's awful! No kidding? Hee Whiz!! Good Lord! U Well. I don't know Where is Tillie? Where is Lila Lee? Seen my woman? Hi kid! Hl Babe! Oh, I did not Haloo Honey!!! Yes Honey Get in the game Ah Jeeps!! O. K. Ilueko! Oh, Oh, Oh Come with me hahy!! Oh you guys!! Hard day? Haaaaa Pow Cow!!! Nice Try! I haven't done my English IV Where's your Arrow article? Where is Johnny? Sir Usually Seen with Phyllis Leonard looking for her twin in Cairo's Cafe Prima Brendis in her ear with Richie around airplanes everywhere with a lot of hooks with Thelma ehasing Uarmon in Meridian in Junlpin' Jeanie Clif, O 7,0100 laughin: at Moore's jokes with 'l'illie writing letters looking for women all over trying to tell jokes showing everyone her at Davison's at the show in his Model A getting' a shoe shine in a rice field huntin writing to Stan ring fr r. with Royetta and trombone blushing around with Helen on a horse around Johnny with bees Future Private Secretary Typist Assistant Superintendent Expert l'ool Player Dairy Owner President of Big 5 'Phe Navy Air Uorps l-lead Nurse Waiting for l!erkey's Yes lluek Hunting: Helping Cannon Mayor of Sycamore llental Hygienist President of Mamma. Heard Ulaudine Manager of Uolusa 'Pheatre Gun Olub Owner Recovering from t'olus Still Trying: to Tell Jokes Maree Play llenperked Husband Movie Operator ll. 'I'. O. 2nd Harry James Navy Ounner Russian Mud Mllsic-lan Admiral U. S. N. Looking for a Co-Pilot Seainstress Fa rmerette .Iohnny Post Apiarlst 1 .emo 'aiu As all good things must come to an end, so must this, our high school career. A great many of us have been class mates and friends since grade school, and now we shall become separated-for school is the tie that binds. Let us lurn back the calendar to the time when we were freshmen, kind of green, weren't we? We made all the traditional freshman mistakes plus a very embarrassing freshmen assembly. It was so long that even our fellow freshmen went home. Then came the sophomore year, just a little higher rank thut nevertheless rankl. That's when we began to find out that school's for education too! Homework? Yes, indeed! The junior year brought with it the title of Upper Classmenf' Ahem! We lived up to it by being one of the school's most active classes. Remember all the fun we had putting on our Junior Play? It was good, too. The best part was the preview at the grammar school. .loan and Don fixed things up right. Another real achievement was our Junior-Senior Ball. Wasn't that something? Dorothy about went crazy getting the decorations up, but then, didn't we all? Ah . . . the year to top them all. The senior year. The tragic part of it is that so many of our fellows have left for the services before the completion of their reign as seniors. We miss them but we're proud of them. Something new was added when we got the brilliant idea of having a 'iSenior Holiday instead of the usual sneak. Most of us hit off for Sacramento. What a day-and on that day a comedian was born! Donald, your card. The senior year has it's serious side too, with a beautiful baccalaureate service and that fateful graduation soon to be faced. We'll probably all want to cry when we loolc at each other as a class for the last time. lt will be so long to many a happy day, when we say good bye to Colusa Hi. As we leave, we take with us many lasting memories and leave behind us a part of our lives never to be forgotten. CLASS OF 45 F Pop llow-llonnlfl It-lvis, l'lverett Guild. Logan Ash, l'1ill Emery. ieeonel lion'-Kelvin Mnyherry, Vernon Huee, t'ly1le Launpliere, Fenton Mrt'ullollgh. .lurk Page, llohert' lf'ita-h, llohert f'0llNV1ly. l'hir1l llowAeHerlvert Toni, liill'll2li'2l liurlewon. Vnrol Tlmyer, Phyllis l.eon:tr1l. Elsie Westfall, .lonn Sivley, Al Homes, ,lohn Mc'Toy, llurnell Welnntler, Merrill NPXVIIIZIII. l-'otlrth llow-Lois Lawrie. Marjorie Frame. l,orr:1ine Henrtl, Joe lflrisey. li2ll'llill'il tluilinni, lletsy lbnviwon, 'l'e4l St-ott. Hill 1'onit'ort, l't-:gy Skinner, M-try Lou llaithhun, Ii:ll'lIIll'ii Loeke, Alnnn llulcer. I LUZLOZ Cjfdii flnee upon at time there wus :I rlziss of very nntwuatl students. At one time they were only nn-n,L5er little freshmen hut they worked very hnrnl :intl lneeanne soplioinores mtl then :ut last mighty juniors. When every one Saw how promising this 4-laws was they expet-tell great things from theln :intl they were not tlisnppointetl. First the 4-hiss elertetl the following offirersz l'resi4lent ,,,,,,,,.l.,,.,,..,,..,.l,,.l.......,.....,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,l,, ,,,,,,.,,,, , ' Fell Srott Vive President ,,,., ,..,.. I Gill 1'onil'orI Set-retnry ',,, ,,,,,,,,, ,.,.,, l ' eggy Skinner 'I're:tsurer, L, ....... ,,,,,, l ,ouie l-'errniuolo Representative ..........,,,,,,.,,,,,.ll,,l,,,,, .l.,l,,..,,l.,..,,,,.......,.,.,..... . .Joe lflrisey 'l'he elnss felt very Saul when in -Illllllillj' they lost l.ouie lferratiuolo to the nnvy. 'I'hey eleeletl Alfred lloniez to tuke his plzwe ns treasurer. ln Noveinher the class felt the 1-ull of the footlights :incl presented il thrilling 'Same llrush lH'2lIll5l :tt their ussenilvly. 'l'he love of the theater stirred in thent signin when the hilarious Junior Plugs. l'he Fighting Littlesj' was presented to :nn app:-ea-iutive nutlience. Several lllt-'lllil0I'S of the eluss were nreeptetl for the Honor Society :intl the lthers whowetl grent 1n'ofit'lent-y in Sport? :incl :lt-tivities. 'l'l.e 4-loss feels very grateful to their advisors, Mrs. Lange :ind Com-li tllzwgow :intl wishes to thunk theln for all their :nlvire and ussistum-e. 'l'o t'tIllIlllPiP at Sll4'1't'SSSflll year the 1-laws haul n guy und colorful Senior lizlll intl then sntisfietl with what they hznl tlone. the nienihers went to their respet-live homes lo live lntnpily ever :nfter until next geztr. JUAN SIVLI-IY YT 'Pup ltnw-.iesu Uastenmla, Lewie l'rabtree, Johnny Fuqua. lfrefl Sandridge, Ulyde Wheeler, liilylllilllll Vastenadzn, Dun Sandridgre, Hill Marlanee. 44-'Wlllll Iiow-Minta Ann Karr. Mildred Nordyke, llnhy Berry. Kate Taranto. Josephine Ward, Janet Allen. Fredina Titus, Ida liertram, lmrothy Lot-ke, lieorgrine Hoi-ersnn. First lion' 4lADl'l'2liIlP l al'nswm'tl1, Vivian Guild, Iluth Zumwalt. Tlllllllly Snider, H2ll'lliil'bl lletlerlun, .laurkie Winters. Lloyd Westphal. lietty l'air. Kenny Sl'llNVYll'lfZ, liuiand llarlner, llnrdon Fit--h, Earl xVll'lf4'4ll'l'. Afoflgomoza again Having: experienved a year as freshmen nnrselves, we know what was tn he dmie with this year's freshmen. and after a proper initiation we settled duwn to the tasks ut' st-luml. At the first 1-lass meeting: the follmrin: uffieers were elem-led: - Lloyd Westphal , ,, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, , I ' resident 'Ilan Snider ,,,, , ,, Vit-e President llarhara llettertun H ,,,,,,., ,Sex-retary Iletty Pair. ,,,, ,,,,.A Treasurer Roland llarher ,. ,H9lll'PSPlllilfiV9 Jnek Winters ..,,,,,,,,,, ,, .. ,,,,,,,,,. ,,Y,, ,,,, , ,..,.,.,., ,,YA, X e - ll Leader Ks Mr. lflnghlum mir advisor. had resigned tu enter other work. Mr. Frank Wilkinson was assigned lu lake over his responsibilities. Mr. Wilkinson has heen most li--lpful in the direction of nur elass aetivities. Um- 4-lass treasury was enriehed hy a Slll'l'PSSl'lll emiression at the Marysville lluithall game. and hy winning first plaee in the l'. 'l'. A membership drive. Memhers of the elass have taken an aetive part in all sports, the hand, and lllee Uluh. Lloyd Westphal and Mints: Ann llarr were members of the Si'l10lHl'ShllD Fedelmtion. The suplunnfwe assembly was presented in Marrh. Kl'INNI'I'l'H SUIIXYA ll'l'Z 'Pup Ilowf-Noi'11mn Newnmn, Imylv Uonway, Rich:u'd Cnitlwvli. Harry Strif-klvr, Joe Zwahl, Ruhvrt Iiic-hartls, Sain LlI4'PI'o. Stuart Uannphell, llohhy Wvast. Semnd 1:UN1 fJ1l1Il9S Leonard, llicliard Iflotlstmiii, Iitlwanl Jenson, KPl'lllil Mt'l'ulInugli. In-ggrie West-ntl, I'0I9l' 'l'iIhttsu-1, Mivlizwl lmlreiri, 'Fvtl Hmm-s. A 'Vhiiwl lhm'-Kvinwtli Hail, Ke-ith l'ah-, Margaret 'l hini, Anna Ward. .luyvo Ifitvh. lmris 1'l'2lHP, lhltty l l'P9lIHlIl. Hari l.uvki1:n't, Iliil Wehvr, Jonny Hreiifeit. Kenneth Ih'ug:,f:1nan. lfuurtii Ibm'-Ja1in'S Hvi'yfm'ti, Helen Hampshire. 1-Tdnzl t'1'ahtros1. llarriet Fox, Maxine xvlltlilit-'l', Stavy I!ak41r, Ibm-utlly Stuart, Suv 'Futtli-1. l l'RllIl'iS Impwz, t'olle-en AUHIIIS, Hefty Mahurin, Myrna Whitman, Pauline tlnihl, Imviil lfreeinan. Fifth Row--Alit-0 Parnell, Ada Mas' l4:1rt', Heian Westfall Hertie Shninan, Marily Fa1'nswo1'th, f'!ll'lll Snidvr. lluyvtta liurtun, llnyinuml tlmlzaivw this IZIWDWII, Tnnnny 'l'l1mnas, Paul Mille-r, Kvnt tYllo111'i-'e-, Ilnlu-rt 't'l1i-kvr. ltuhhy Ilali. T85 H2610 Ufdii This yt-ar sixty 1-ight Hvsinm-n, the lan-gvst 1-las: in a Tlllilliltxl' ut' yvars. 1-iirulh-tl ill thc' Vuiusa Vnion High St-lnmi. 'l'hv views was soon fwgztilizwi with luiyilimiti Gmizalvs, prvsitleiit, liohvrt Ilrfrwn. Vive' iwesitient, 'l'wnnny Tholnas, sm-11-t:t1'y, Paul Mille-r, fl'P2lSlllt'I', and lluyvtta l5ul'ton, l't1lIl'llSl'lli2ltiY1 . Tho initiation was the must e-xviting 1-wilt for thv t'r4-simian vlass. and unn- nf the most f.2l2lIll0I'HllS of the yvar. l'tVPl'j'tDli9 wvnt hmnv with pains, hut they wi-rv nmstly fl'Ulll lallgrhinsr. The l rt-sllliian livturnu was hvhl in the uvni, and was 1-njuyotl hy all pre-sont, 'l'hv vistas had two profitable x'Ullt'Q-'SNiUllS this ye-ar, one at thv Uriantl football sramv. anti the otiwr at the lnwkutlmli :anal with Willuws. t'm'a Hula and hut :ings wvwl snlai. A very interesting: play was presviita-tl hy smno nt' tho vlass IIlG'llliN'l'S :luring l-Iiillvzltiml We-Q-lc. We Ilfxvv had l'9lDI'1'S1'YliiiHYlxS in :til wpurts, tho hantl, and give 1-luh. Knit fYRlllll'kK1 was :mpointvtl -Xthhttic' Manasrn- . Wt' llavt- also lllilllt' at gmail l't't'Ul'ti in tht- salv of xvill' llumls. Mm-h vrvdit shunhl gn to Miss Ilartnt-ss and Mr. Ste-rk. mn' atlvisors, fm' mn' S111-vc-ss in 19-15. JAMES lfIlf1RYlf0llIr --P rn 1-,- 1 --'fp -- 1 .,c., T f ' . 1, vs yn Y, - nu , Q a,. f 4 3,2 fl'1..- .L . -1 '.'r.,,.- ,,,,' f 1 I . Fi- a . ' - Q, r: 'S--za. . - Z-M-mn, . o. .IEE . 5s '-rf-:J .. ! .efdcfiuified First Row--Toinniy Rutledge, Joan Flint, Jack Triplett, .Ioan Sivley, Bill 4'mnI'm-r. gPl'OIll: Row-Ilonzlltl Veclu. Ibulures Moore, Gerry lilnffzll, Jenn llirok, Merrill Newmzm. Uofua Sfaff The tfnlus, to you, may he just u book hut to the stuff it represents ai year oi Hlvlhml. sweat and leurs. Plains were started early in the full, :1 stuff selected :lml assignments mzule. From there, thoughts turned to iiolus sales, whim-h were lmndled by the lflditnr :mul Business Manager and each of their Assistants. Due to war time Sll0l'filQI9S it wsu:-' necessary to limit printing to ai hundred and fifty copies, which sold like wildfire. I'1z1res, was the ery on those days when the sun shone. Uihllllt-ll'2l! Avtimm and il permanent record of the fnmilinr faves of our fella-w students was nnule. Uulus Benefits, namely :i llamml and Glee Vinh lV'0l'll'Ql't :mtl :1 Uolusu l'ill'lllV::l eonmleteml the financing of the hook. The stuff is deeply grateful to all who pau1'ti4-ipated. Spring SZIW H hard job well dune with the collipletiun of the Uolus. Mrs. linker, Uolus advisor, deserves mm-h credit For her nhle :ulvice and envuurngement. :md the staff for their cnoperzltive ability. A note of thanks to both. GICIIRY MUl+'l .X'l' 0 Top limvfwlioii Ve-do, Plinehe Davison, Joan Flint, .Ivan Hivok, Jac-k 'l'1'ipl4-ff, Ami lieaule, Ray Custenzniln Nw-01141 limi'-l.m'vttn 1.91-ve, Gerry Moffat. Imlurvs Moore, Tllullml W4-mst, Vlsllimlim- Fniwmn, Iluth Watt. 'wow Sfaff The Arrow has c-:nrrivd on tliwuigli slnuthvr slivvvssfill yvur, having luvvn piilvlisin-mi SPIIUIIIUIIIIIIX. As usual it has unisisiwl 'nf foul' pages and on siwviul 0f'02lSiOllS six. To try and give inorv stunlvnts :i 1-lmm-v tn hzivo their articles printed mul in gn-I viwivty fm' lim ll2llblll'. :ill jilniurs -if tho linglisll 3 1-Izlss wvrv i'upm'lel's, :lmi ilu-ir has in-1111 il lmx fm- .enmqw in Nh-Q. Lmigf-'s romn Wll9l't' many pooplv, especially fresliimm, have c-fmt1'ih11t0d 2lI'fif'l99. Thu following: stuff has worked hnrnl to make file Arrow an Slll'l't-'SSI luiiliul ',,,,,,,,... .,.A,.,,,,,, .,..,., ' l 'llklillltl Wv:1Si' Assistant Edirol' ,..,.A.,,.....,.....,....,,.,,,,.,,.,..,,,,,,,,..,.,, ,.... l 'lzmdine 'l'0lson lf'e:1t11res .....7,..,....., I'I1oeIw lmvison. l,m'etI:n live-ve, lmnzild Vedo Sports .,.. ,..,A,, Iminres Mfrmwl. He-lon Zoller, Jack Triplett, liivln:n'1l Raunos i f':1i'tomiS .....,,,7,,,,,.... .,,7.Y,...,,,4 X nn Iivzulv, Mildred Nnrdyke Junior Rvportvrs ...... ,,.....,,,,7,.........,,. . Thiril Ye-ur English Distributors 7,...,...... V.,- I fllfll Watt, Imrotliy Ilrllffvtt English Advinul ',,,,. .....,. ,.,....... ,,.,,...... , . B IFS. IC. K. Lnngre C'UllllIl0I'4'i2lI Advisor ,,...A .,..,.,. B Irs. ll King: THI'ILM.K XVICAST 'Pop lioxx'-'1'o1l Scott, Joe- Erisey, Lloyd Westphal. Se-vom! It-mi lloyettzi Burton, Kent 0'llourlw, llif-haird llamos, Iron Ywlo, llolmul Ilzlrher. Raymond Gonzales. 'I'hir1l llow-llz1i'll:ll':1 livttvrton, livrry Moflilf, UI-Illlllllfl 'l'olmu, lion Hoaml. .loam Siylvy, 'Plwlmal XVPUSI. Tommy HllIl94l2'P.l F f U Cxsaufws ommcffss Tho l':Xl'4'llfiYt-' Uoiiiluliftvef is 4-oniposwl of nino sfuiloni holly offiuws. tho l'1'vsi1l0iifs :xml llvplx-svlitutiyvs of lhf- t'our classes, two fnvulfy lllPlllll1'l'S, who :wt as aclvisors. tho Stullont llmly. l ollov.' Soniorsr I know elzwh :mul vvwyovw of you regrrvt fo have this your ot' 1945 come to am ond. Latvr in life we Shall look hawk upon our high srhool yours :nw the hnppivst ones ui' :ill our livvs, but now wo must look illltlilll :ind pi'vp:il'v UIIPSPIVU-'S for tho future. From the day wo Pllfvlvll high si-hool we 2lSSlllll0li muny rosponsihilitivs, Now 214 wo finish our Senior Noni: we must :im-opt g'l'Pill4-'I' responsibilities. We Ill'P tho onvrl who shall he responsilrle for prove-nting il futurv war. ll' we kevin this in mimi I'm sure our future- will Irv il mos! lumpy one. I should Iikv to thunk you for fho opportunity :lr- vorllwl mv in S+'l'x'?llgI you :ls your president amd to express my :mprm-ization for rho hvlp :mal 1'oopvl':rfiou ,ariven to nw :lf 'Ill lilm-4. HHN IIlfiARIb :mil the l'rim'ip:1l. 'l'lliS group iw tho govcwliiiig ho:u'd ol' I-'ifth Iiowihloyd Westplml, Hoy Rutledge. .lurk Page, Miehnel lndrieri. Sum Lum-ero, lflnrl Lot-kliztrt, Nornmn Newnmn, llohert Weust. Fourth lion'-Jonny l-renfell, Joe Zwztld, Ulend l'rnlitre+', l'Ii'erelt Italy, lion Sztndridgre. lmyid Ifreenmn, Tom Thomas, Kenneth l:l'llLL'L1'lllilll, llill t'ollins. Third llow-.latmes Heryford. Ted tiomes. lliehnrd Uztldwell. Fenton Alt-t'ulloug:h. Kent U'llourke, .itunes Leonard. llohert llivlmrtls, lthtrl Wlmteott. Seeond llow-,Keith l':tle, Ilielmrtl l lodstrom. Ibnryl l:I'llQ',2'lllill'l, Kenneth Sehwairtz. Everett Guild, .latek Winters, lleguie West-ott, Kermit Met'ulloll:Ill, lloher' Conwzty, llill Weller. First llow--lion Vedo, llohert l nrnswortI1. Alfred Homes, Louie l+'err:tiuoIo, John Mrtloy, Ted Seott, Bill t'oml'ort. .luek Triplett. Merrill Newman. liori llenrd, llllrehell Glasgow, t'. tl. aoaua Undef 670721 Thr mdet corps tll' t'olus:t I'nion Hizh Sehool is well along: in its set-ond yenr. lot.- At the time ot' writing, the first-year esulets have mustered their elementary nmrehinu. drills, nutneuxers, :md munuel of arms. A small :amount of nmp reading has been inelnded during this period. The seeond-yenr fellows, or veterans :ls they t-ull theln- selxes, have lmd only to perfeet their teehniapie :ts they learned the fundaunentztls quite thoroughly during the preeeding: year. llefore the ye.ir's end, however. ull 1-:tdets :md ot't'ieers will have leatrned mstrksmztnship :along with atirerztft :ind military vehicle identifieattion. Important events whieh are f0I'HlK'0lllilljI during ,this semester :ire the hivoune :ind Field night. Lust ye:1r's hivouzle wus held in the Sutter lluttes :ind the prohzthle loeattion for this ye:tr's is the Const Runge. This yentr. there is to he nn ent-:impment held nt Pump Kohler for the purpose of nmking commissioned und non eommissioned offieers more fzunilinr with their tasks in zteeortlzmee with military rules :ind reprulntiovis. Six juniors plain to :ttten-l , . tnptaiin hlznsgow, our eommzinding offieer :ind :title supervisor, is to ntl pint-etl in Uthllllllilllfl ot' :1 eompnny of visiting: 1-ndets nt Vnmp Kohler, Field night should show mueh improvement in the military matnner ot' th.- ealdets. :ts the offieers have hnd more experienee in lllllifillj' operations. Proof th:1t his training is Villlltllllfl to the nmn entering the :trmed fort-es lms evideneed itsell' in the fnet that in many ot' the letters written hy former 4-lznsslmttes. it is stated ugnin und :again how mueh the 1-:tdet training helps during: those first few days in the service. The ezndet eorps is well represented in the serviees hy som'- ol its tormer memhers who :ire now in the Army. Nrlvy. Blerelnmt Murine :und Murine Uorps. In wlosing, it is ztpproprizxte to sny tlmt the eooperntion shown Ivy the ot't'it-ers ind men hats helped to nmke this year :is sueressful ns the preeeding yezu' in the history ot' the eudet corps ll. ll. l .kllNSWt bllTl I, Villblillll. First Row---Bob Farnsworth, Merrill Newman, Raymond Castenada, Fessie Farnsworth Seconfl IQUNV-IIQIIIIQYH Schwartz, Marily Farnswortll, Harry Strickler, John McCoy. Joan Sivley, Marjorie Crane. Third Row- Sue Tuttle, Lloyd Westphal, Delbert Fullnner, Lois Lawrie, Minm Ann Barr. Caftfofcnia .gaagofaugifz iyscfzzafion The flalifornia Scholarship Federation lfhapter of Uolusa High School-was unusually small this year. The niost prominent' reason for this fact is that our school is again raising its standards. This makes it more difficult to make the required grades for entranee into the society. The first semester, our chapter was under the efficient administration of Iloh lflarnsworth. Roh declined the nomination of president for the set-ond semester. The officers elected for the second semester were as follows: .,,,,.,, Del Fullmer President ,..... ........,..,,.,. Vice President .,i...,....... .....,..,,,, I .ois Lawrie ,Secretary-Treasllrer .,,..,,,..,,,,,7,,,.,.,,.,,..,,,,.......... ....,,.. I lloyd Westphal Many thanks from all the members are given to our advisor, Mrs. Mctlomish, who has had the foresight to steer us away from several perplexing situations. The activities have, in this year as in recent years, suffered because of war time restrictions. The activities held, however, were paid from the ineluhersllip dues. The purpose of the Federation, symbolically, is to pass on the torch of knowledge and learning. That task, I consider 4-oinpletely fulfilled hy the 194-1-45 society. DELBEIVI' FULLMER First Rowqltlerrill Newman, Ted Scott. Roh Farnsworth, t'Iyde Lanlphere, .lohn Mr-t'oy. .loan Sivley. l!ill t'olnt'ort. 'l'onnny lilltletlge. Set-ond ItowH.Iat'k 'l'riplett, lietsy Davison, Ruth Watt, Uarol Thayer, Lorraine Heard, t'landine Tolson, Marjorie tfrane, 'l'heln1a Weast. Alma llaker, llonald Heard. Third lion'-l'e:.rg:y Skinner. I'hoehe Ilavi-son, llarhara llnrleson, llarhara tlniliani. Elsie Westfall. Dolores Moore. Gerry Moffat. 5 aniak, 'l'n+- first meeting: of lil t'lnh Espanol was held in Uetoher with lil new memho-rs. and 12 who had helonged to the 4-lnh the previous year. 'l'he first hnsiness was the eleetion of the following offit-ers: President ,,.....,....,,,,.,,, .,,,, ,... .....tt, ,,,,,,,,,......,,,,,r......,, ' l ' om ltlltledgre Vive President ,,,. ,... . ,,... - lack 'l'riplett Seq-retary-Treasurer ,,,,.r,, ,. A,,,.,.. ,,......,, . loan Sivley The annnal Spanish t'lnh lnnrheon was held a little later and good home 4-ooked food was enjoyed hy all the IIIGIIIIPPIS. After t'hristnnas variation praetit-es were he-gun for the Spanish t'lnh assetnhly wtlirh was held on January 243. 'l'he entire vlnh partieipated in the assemhly whith 1-onsisted of Spanish plays and songs. 'l'he Spanish Fiesta held on l-'riday. April 13. was the last aetivity of the year. The :yin was decorated with hright volors and the 4-orners filled with typieal Spanish eonvession hooths. lt was a Fiesta muy hien in spite of the had lurk date. Mrs. Met'oy, the clnh advisor, deserves a larae part of the credit for the snrress of -any undertakings. She has siren generously of her time and energy. and we ot' the rlnh thank her. Now as the saying: goes, No hay tienfpo como el presente so hasta lnt-go. JUAN SIVLEY Top liov:--this Brown, Bill Weher, Feesie Farnswortli, Kenneth llrugglnan, Joan Flint, .laek Triplett, Peter 'l'illotSon. S04-otnl ltrmxa'-Reggie Weseott. .lohn Fuqua, l'e-:my Skinner, Kent U'llourke. .lint Heryt'ol'tl, Gordon Fiteh, Torn Snider, lletty Lou llawtlen, Viola Hflliflfllltlll, Toni Rutledge. Third Row-Direetor Mr. Wilkinson, liieliartl t'al1lwelI, Iron Sanwlridgre, Roland liarher, Raylnond Uastenznln. llar!r:1r:1 tiuiliani, Marily Farnsworth. Harry Striekler. llottoln Row--Ibelhert Fullnier, Norman Newman, David Freeman, llill Uonifort, Kenny Sehwartz, Don Vealo, l'h-xehe llavison, Kate Taranto, Carol Snider. Doris Vrane, Marjorie Vrane. CUZ MnSie hath 1'll2ll'Ill that sooth the savage heastf' The originator eonlel have heen thinking ot' Uolnsa Higrh Sm-hool liantl. when he nttereal those words of wisdom. Unr eooperative hand eonsists of exeellent lllllSil'lIlllS who eau render dam-e rhythms equally as well as they 1-an the elassies or mart-hes. This year our ltantl, nntler the eapnhle tliref-tion of lfrnnk Wilkinson, playetl their most active roll in lllillly a year. They playetl for tnany asseinhlies. sehool eoneertsl the .limi-nr Play, Uolns Show and urznlnntion. The llillltl has heen a his attr11etion at all lllilllil games. The lllllSll' helpetl to pep up the players and put them in the right spirit to go ont there and win. Illll'll'lLl' interntissions the lmml Hstruttetl it'H Qtufff' Let'S always keep Uolusa High music clepartinent in the high hraeket Shfr now holds. and look for even lligarer things to eoine. JAUK T1iIPI.E'1'T Top llllNYY.IU.1ll Flint. lietsy IP:lVlNbIl. l m-vsie l :u'iNum'Ill, .loam Sivley. Mary l,ml llzitlihun. S4-mini lion'-liuyettzl liurlun. .lnyvv l-'itvh. Imris l'1'zlnv, l.firr:iiuv Hwirsl, Mnrjnrif- 1'rnm-. Milmlrwl Nmwlyke. 'l'hir4l li-vw'-lbi1'vm-tm' Mr. Wilkiiismi, Mairily l :irnswurlli. Ann llc-zule. l!airh:ir:i liuiliaini, Imlzi Ht'I'fl'2lIll, .loam llii-nk. liill'lh2ll'1l lillrlvsnn, l'l1ue-lw Iiuvimn. llmlmii Illlll'-H2ll'lliil'3l lnwko. Kzitv Tillflllll-. lluth Znniwailt. Suv Tuttle. lbolorvs Moore, llairhnrai Hetterton. I.urvtt:i l.0r'c-O., Vivifm Guild, Tmrotliy l,4wkv. gizfl gfss 'l'hv Girls' Glue. whim-h is miiiposwl of tliirty-fiw llll'llllN'l'S. has inlcvn part in many mtivitivs flll'Ullj!ll0lIi the svlmul yi-air. ln Now-iiilnei' tho file-v f'lul+ sung fur illl .U'llllSill'll lmy lbl'0QIl'ilIIl. lfur Ilw Vliristiiisis Ihigrvziiil. :ivvn hy thi- llmnv l-Zmiimiiivs 4-lzisse-s :iml tho l uIurv l ilI'lll0l'S. the- girls sung svvvrzil f'lll'lSlIll2lS l':lrols. The Girls' film-, in wmgw1':nlim1 with otlwi 0l'2'iII'llZ2lfl0l'lS, Sain: fin- thu :umu:il Uolus Show. During vairious sluile-nt lmely liwotilip,r:. ilu' film-ei Vinh pnwimlo-il elitortninim-nt for the stuelvnt holly, visiting parents, and frie-mls. 'I'he- girls sun: for the 4'nlus:1 Vounty 'IR-:if'livi's' nwn-ting. lflzistvr morning, the Girls' Hlev sam: in rho Metluulist 4'lllll't'll, :incl tho sq-1'vi41-s wvro ln'mulc-:ist nw-x' thai l':uliu. In molivlwltiml with rho 1'nluw:i Wmmiifs Vluh Uliorus. thi- Glu- Ululn :sm- :ln vxcvllviit lll'0Il'illll. This yvzir the girls lmve haul tho plc-:isurv uf le-zirning: manly implllail' st-lewtiulis lwsiilvs the usual c-lnssivzil IlllllllN'l'S. To its www direi-tor, Mr. Fraink Wilkinson. thu Give- Ululu vxwmls its siiii-vw lhanks for ai wry intvrvsting :mil ins1r1u'tive your. JIARILY l AliNSlVUR'l'H Top Row-Rob Weast, Joe Zwald, Robert Ricliards, Tom Tliomas, Bill Emery, Fred Samlridae. Second Ilow-Don Davis, Bill Marlanee, Tom Snider, Daryl liruggnian, Ted Gomes. Kenneth Hall, Lewie Urabtree, Ulend Ural-tree, Jack Uardenas. Third Row-Doyle Conway, Kermit Mciiullough, Bob Tucker, Stuart Campbell, Everett Day. Ernest Gomez, Sam Lucero, Ralph l-'usaro, James Leouarfl. Hob Hall. Fourth Row-Mr. Johnson, Carinon Fusaro. Roy Triplett, Lagon Ash, .loe 1-lrisey. Ilou Sandridge. E ?ufu'cs azmsu The flolusa Chapter of F. I . A. opened the year with forty-one members, who set to work to make themselves better farmers. The following officers were elected: Logan Ash, President, Clair Shippen, Vice President. Joe lflrisey, Treasurer, Al Gomes, Secretary, Don Sandridge, Reporter, Fred Sandridfze. Sentinel. A county F. F. A. meetins: was held in Uolusa High School music building at which every chapter in the county was represented. lloy Triplett and A. Gomes of Volusa chapter were elected President and Treasurer. In January a regional meeting was held in Chico. At this meeting every chapter was represented by a speaker, two delegates and the advisor. .loe I-irisey entered the speaking contest on Agriculture On the March. He took third place. Roy Triplett and Al Gomes were elected president and treasurer, a great honor for lfolusa chapter. The big social event of the year was the Father and Son Banquet held at the Hotel Riverside, Mr. Davison was the speaker of the evening. Logan Ash and Al Gomes were given honors for being the two outstanding members, and awarded pure bred gilts by the Sears and Roebuck. For chapter projects there were barley, alfalfa and pasture land which were rented to members for their private projects The F. F. A. tractor and other implements did custom work. - , Hoy Triplett, now in the service, applied for the State Farmer Degree in January. This is the highest degree given in the State of California for accomplishment' in F. F. A. work. Mr. Johnson, F. F. A. advisor, deserves much credit for the accomplishments of the hish schooI's most successful organization. DON DAVIS Top Row-Dorothy Locke, Barbara Locke, Miss Hartness, Naline Pair, Claudine Tolson, Alma Baker. Middle- Row--Maxine VVheeler, Betty Pair, Dorothy llruffett, Viola llruggman, Jean Hlcok, Georgeen Roberson, Barbara Burleson. Bottom Row-Thelma Weast, Ida Bertram, Gerry Moffat, Dolores Moore, Helen Zoller. Ruth NVatt, Joan Sivley. Barbara Guiliani. I OH25 COIZOHZLCQ, Wading knee deep in activities were the members of the Home Ee. fllub for the season 1294-l-iii. After a year of absence from the roll of High School t'lubs, mucn was to be done to make up for the inactivity of 1943!-44. 'l'he 'first meeting of the year decided upon a Iied Cross project. Among things completed in this line were the Thanksmving favors for the soldiers of Camp lleale. The girls gave freely of their time and effort for this, and were rewarded with the thought that it was helping make a holiday a little happier for boys away from home. Never to he forgotten was the night of initiation of new members. Wide eyed and full of anticipation were they. The iniation was done at a ceremony by candlelight. The girls took their pledges and new names were added to the membership roll. 'l'he games, refreslmients and lun held in the gym with the old members and green horns ot' the lf. F. A. brought a climax to this .joyous evening. The club would he no more without the aid of funds so dues of 50 cent: a year were decided upon. and in order to raise additional money a doughnut sale was held one noon hour. The result of the sale ol' these home made delicacies was a net profit of ten dollars and the proud feeling of success to all members. An agreement for the F. lf. A. boys to furnish the ducks and the Home lrlc. girls the coouing and trimmings ended in the form of a delicious duck dinner honoring several members of the ll' lf. A. entering the armed forces. The activity most looked forward to. and for which the Home Ec. t'lub deserves most recognition, fell -on the evening of December 22nd in the high school auditorium. The result of the worries and efforts of Miss Hartncss, the director. the time and uneasiness of the cast, and the work of all, terminated in the presentation of the beautiful and heart warming story of The Perfect Gift. Several very cooperative boys in the student hody gained the respect of all Home Plc. members for the :iving ot' their talents to make the assembly the success that it was. .is the season closes an interesting and successful chapter draws to a close for the Home lilc. l'lub. it is the sincere wish of the senior members ot' tho club that such a year as this will re-occur without fail in the years to come. President .......... Vice President ....... Secretary... Treasurer ......... Publicity Vhai Advisor .... . ,,,.. . IVICIRN I Doll ares Moore .. .Helen Zoller lda Bertram . .... Ruth Watt . 'l'helma Weast . Miss Hartness IN'l.Ulll'IS Mllthlil-I Top Rowg.loe lflrisey, Ulyde Ilmxipluwe, Everett lluild, Logan Ash, lion Davis. Middlv Rou-l,orruine- Heard. Marjorie Ursine, Mrs. Luusre, liill 1'on:fort. .lohu MQVHX, Mt-rrill Newiuam. llottoiu llov.-ffI.ois Lawrie, Natrol 'l,'ll2lY6l', li2ll'll2ll'1l llurloson. lt:lrl-urn Guiliuui, lletsy Davison, Elsie Westfall, .loam Sivley, Peguy Skinnvr, Mary Lou llzlthlnuu, .Klum liiliI9l'. unioz 'lhe Junior pl:.y. 'l'he- lfiglitiug l.ittlvs, 4-:in lw rated us onv of the outstanding 4'Vl'lll'S in the history oi' the .lunior f-hiss. Aftvr lllillly wveks of pl'zu'tive the- vouiivul story of family life was prvsvnled on FPlll'll2ll'y 23 Alma lizlkkl' t'0l'f2liIll1' proved to ln- il slick chick in her portralyzil of u uiodorn tilllljlfllttll' who just definite-ly 1-ouldn't :et :along with Ilzlddy Little. lion lmvis stole the show hy his nuturzll portrayal of the- little 'urothvr who allways had ZA peculiar smvll nhout hiiu. zurcording to Uousin Ulitn. The :uulivnve lwgrnn to wonder if Plyde Lillllllllf-ll't-' wus rwilly an hurd lnoilvd fzitlwr or just uniting: the part. At the lust minute John Mm-Foy lwvaiuw sick :ind livvrett Guild took his plain-. livvlw-tl did PXl'1'lblillllZlily well in spite of thv short noticv. All in ull the C-'Vt-llllIl,LT wus ony of fun In-wznllse the mloopm' tht- Littles got into trouhl-1. the funnier things sm-uiml for the Ill1tilPYll'P. Without the lwlp ot Mrs. Lzuigv. dirvvtor, und Elr. Stork, tho .Iuuior I'l:iy would not lmvv been uwirly so SllK'l'PSSflli. Mr. Stork and thv .luuior hoys huilt the lll2lfflll'lll that added to thv sc-em-ry. 'Pho Juniors wish to uclmo'wle1l,2v thvir grntitudo :ind :rpm-Qc-ialtion to these two who so willinfly uziw up thoir time to help. Those who p:1i'ti1'ip:itc-ll in nmicing tho play ai sum-vvss are Alum linker, Ulyds- lAllllD!l0l'P. .loam Sivley, Don Imris, .lohn Mut'oy, Merrill Newman, Elsie Westfall, Everett Guild. Iletsy Davison, Vurol Tlmyer, Lois Lawrie, Bnrlmrn Burleson, Murjorio Vrnnv, .lov Iflrisey. llzlrhziru iluiliuni, IR-guy Skinner, llill l'0lllf0l'f, Lorraine Heard. 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A w:f :..'1 up 5:11 - 5 .. -3753 QIPBQ ga: ' 1 , fm .5 z , .-.-. nan. ,- .,. . .,. . v. gm mu, '4 G -efzl fJLlgi+ ' 'f ' - ,Snark llaek Row4Miss Hartness, Kate Taranto, Betsy Davison. 'l'hird llow--Helen Zoller. Viola Itruggninn, 'lwllkilllltl Weast, Ida llertrani, Ann Reade, Josephine Ward. Seeond ltow-Loretta Let-ve. Ruth Ztnnwalt, Carol Tlmyer, l'q-:gy Skinner, Lorraine Heard, Joan Sivley, Vivian Guild, llzli-lima lletterton. First liow-Marjorie Urane, llarlwara liurleson. Jean' Hivolt. .Ioan Flint, l'hoehe Imvuson, lxolores Moore, Iinrluara fluiliani, Marv Lou Ilzithlmn. lfllsii- Westfall .LJQ.L.f. When turning: the hands of time lmrlc to the :ood old days, first stop will l-e the lil-H-45 season of tl. A. A. At the first nieetimf ot' U4-tolier 5th big plans were in the wind. A l'ep Ululn was to he orgranized, il Football queen was to he erowned. only to have the llloek t ' end our plans with :1 solemn, Noi Volley llall season was soon in full swing with l.orr:1ine Heard as lll2lll2l,L!'l'l'. Maxine liheeler, a Il9XYL'lilll0l' to the o1'g:lnization, took high honors in this sport. The nmin event ol' this season was the 2511119 against the Convent girls. The t'. l'. H. S. girls eanze out the vietors. liasketlrnll, the sport everyone had heen waiting for, opened with .lean Hieol: in ellrurgre. The juniors Villlltl out with the l'llIllIl1ll0llSlllIl. .loan Sivley. Kate Taranto. Marily lfnrnsworth. l'e:ry:y Skinner. Viola llrugunmn and Lorraine Heard made the game 'fast and exeitingr. tin .lzlnuary 23rd thc- his event of the year was planned, The Sweater Swing, with Ann Reade in 1-lmrge of the affair. lt was ni lrig sur-1-ess and put the H. A. A. up n little higher in the finanee 1lPD2lll'fIllt'llf. Along in l el-ruary thoughts of lmskethnll turned to thoughts of llllllllllllf. tennis and llilllllllllftlll. These were minor sports and forty points were given toward the winning ol' awards for the girls who participated. I'hoehe Davison was appointed IIIIIHHQPI' for imdlninton and tennis and .Tenn Hieok for tumhlinz. Betsy Ilavison and Margie Vrane whose to indulge in hathninton and Loretta Leece in tennis, while Ruth Znniwalt. .loan Flint, lilil'lHll'2l lletterton, Dolores Moore, Mary Lou llathhun und th-rry Moffat were a few who chose flllllllllllg. With the i-lose of the st-hool year eaine the last two sports, hasehnll and swinnning.:. 4,'0llllll2llflt9 were in order due to hot weather for the playing of hnselnall while waiting: t'or swinnning to start. The oftit-ers under the direetion of their very cuipalule advisor, Miss Mary Hartness, were. .Ioan Flint .,.....,,,, .,,..... , ,,I'1'esident l'hoelre Davison .,,,,,, V ,.,,, ,,,Viee President Jenn llieok .,,,,,,,. , ,.... S1-'l'l'Pf1lI'5' 'l're:usurer Ill IIA PRES MOORE Bark Row--t'o.1c-ln Glasgow, Louie Ferraiuolo, Ted Seott, Joe lflrisey, llill Comfort, Kirk Messick. V Seeond Row- Earl Whateott, Fenton BICCUIIOIILTII, Roy Triplett, Tommy Rutledge, Jack Cardenas. llottom llow- t'arn.on lfusaro, .laek Triplett, Tom Snider, Don Heard, lbiek Ramos. llill Hollins, llalph lfusaro. lion Vedo. BLM!! C Although the Block K' has lost many of its memlrers to the armed serviees it has been earrying out a full schedule this sehool year. To grain membership to the llloek 1' a boy must make a hloek letter in one of the major school sports. He then must he initiated before he is at-eepted. This year, however, due to the war ami the flecrease in membership, lroys who are not initiated were allowed to attend the meetings. The year started off with eleetion of officers at the first meeting. The offleers for the year were: l'resi4lent .,,, ,.,..,l.,, ...... ' l 'om Rutledge Vice President ..,.ll,...,.. ..,,,,,,, . Don Vedo Seeretary-Treasurel '.r,,. . ,,,.,,. Tom Snider Sergeant of Arms ,,,,,,,,., ,.... ,,,, ,,,,, ,.... ,..... . I z 1 1 -k Triplett Iluringt the first month of school one of those famous llloek U pie sales was held and was a hi: sueeess, giving the org.raniz:1tien a good start financially. Another aetivity was the lllouk C queen contest. This was sueh a marked sueeess last year that it was deeided that it he an annual affair. This year hen-ause of eonflieting dates, there was not a dance, hut the queen was presented at the I-'uture Farmer llarn llanee. The final aetivily of the llloek tl was the assembly which was presented to th.- Studem' hody the last day of school. TOM IllT'l'Ll'lDGl'1 offs! cgpozfa Due to the older boys being drafted into the armed forces of the United States, or enlisting of their own volition, boys' sports prol-ably didn't have the full strength of man power and experience they have had in the past. There was, however, a full corps of men who turned out for football, forty suits being issued the first practice. Almost twenty were Freshmen. This showed a trend toward football in the younger boys which will make up our future teams. Under Coach B. Glasgow's direction, Colusa had a good team especially on defense, but was weak on offense when the punch was needed to cross the goal line. Although Uolusa did not win a game, they should have won three out of the five they played, but the breaks were against them. After all, that's football. After the hardships of football, more than thirty-five boys came on the floor for basketball. The A team was probably the best team in the league until they lost four of their star players to the service. This setback left the varsity a weaker team although still aggressive. They played mostly defensive ball the rest of the season. The A's won eight games out of twelve which is good for the set back they suffered. The 15's seemed to be an off and on team. One game they wouldn't be able to hold the ball, the next game they would have the opposing team going in circles. Their scoring threat was speed and fast ball handling and for defense, a fast man to man. They won seven games otit of twelve played, but should have won more. The little fellows on the C team won the county championship under Mr. Wilkinsons coaching. They were aggressive and exceptional shots and only lost one game out ol' four. Mr. Newman has a good tennis team this year with quite a few freshmen and experienced men hitting the ball hack and forth across the net. There are possibilities of three interschool meets and the tournament at Chico. Track this year is made up mostly of lettermen with only a few newcomers. Coach has asked ax few of the boys to go up to firland and enter in some of the events of the meet there. They should have a chance of placing in some events as there is good material in this group. Swimming has vet to come, but ii' it is held as in past years, there should he a good meet to watch on the last day of school. All in all, the boys have developed sportsmanship among themselves as they have with other schools. They have learned that winning isn't always the important thing, but that being a good loser is also important. mm. comrom' goofgaff lop liuw-1'o:14-I1 Glzlsgrmv. Hill Vnllins. Guw llrown. Sum l.ll1'vl'n, l':Ill'l I,m'kIl:u'l Ilml Wvslplml. Tuul Snimlvr. vmml Huw-'l'e4l Smtt, Iiill Num-ry. Ilerlwrl Tom, .hw liriwy. M4-rrill NQXNIIIIII Louiv l Pl'l'Rlill0l1l. Ilill 1'lbIllfUl'I Vutlnnn lUPXYf-lil1'li l'l'illlPfI. lxirk Mvssivk. 'l'ulu ll1lH4-llgif-'. llivk RQIIIIUS. lion .lzwk l':u'1len:ls lmn Hvnwl. l't'H11'l lfulluwr Mk!! lll'SY llmvf-llzu'ry St1'i4-lclvr, Llnyl Wm-stpllnl. Huh xx-l'Zl?4f, K4-mwth S1-Im':n'tz Vllll Millvr. I'12ll'l Wllutvutt. GUIWIUII l iI1'll. Ilvfxiv Wvsf-ull. 1-mul llmv-Hill lfinwry, Iron lmvis, Iwlln-l'l I-'ullmn-l'. .lm-lc 'l'riph-tt. 'Pom Ilutlulx Filllllllj' l.llvvl'u, Llulvel llili. ' I Baigsfguff left to llight--Ralph lfllsanrn, .Im-k Triplett, Tom Sniale-r, 1'n:l1'll Glnssmv, .luvk l'z1r1lvl Iron He-:n'1l, Roy Triple-tt. Iiivk Nauru-S. 'Pom llllllwlm-, 4':ll'lll1rll I us:nru. 'B I Baafssfgaff lmx -4'mu'l1 Gl.nsgmv. Kvnnetln UFIIQIHIIIIIII, Lluyd Westplmh Morrill Nvwmnn. Lultmn Ilmv--l'I:n'l XHl:ltvnlI. HZll'l'j' St1'i1'klvl'. l e-uhm 3lK'fxllHOI!2ll. Sum I,ll1't'l'lP. '67 I Baigafgczfzy up HONV-Fl'2lllk Wilkinson ll'mu-In SIll2lI'i UIIIIIIPIWH l'1t'I'llIif M4-Vllllollggll. Hill N Kvnt U'lioul'ke, .lnnws l.e-um1l I. N-unnl Hmm -lmryl l:l'llLfLl'lllllll, IQPIIINWII Sl'llXYll'lZ, .lm-k xxiIlI0l'S, Hmwlun lm: I':nul Miller. I Q , LIZIZL5, hm Huw--.!:u'k l'z1:v. Sum l,l14'e'l'o, Tum lilltlwlm-. lullmu llmv4lmn Ye-nlu. lwl FIIHIIIPIK K+-nny SUIIUIIVYZ. Mhz: Cjafsncfaz 1944-45 QE PTEM BER 25 Registration. 29 Minimum Day. OCTOBER 4 EX. Committee, Freshmen Class Meeting. tl Freshman Initiation in Afternoon and Reception .in Evening. 9 F. F. A. Meeting. lo tilass Meeting and Election of Class Officers. 13 Football, Fort Bras.-gf vs. Colusa, here twe lostl. 17 Home EC. and Spanish Club Meetings, Art Exhibit. V 18 C. S. F. Meeting, Faculty Lunclleon. 19 Ex. Committee. 20 Football. Marysville vs. Colusa, here twe lostl. 'P4 Spanish Club Luncheon, Block C and G. A. A. Meetings. 25 Minimum Day, Boys State and American Legion Assembly. 28 Football, 'Willows vs. Colusa, there tool. , NOVEMBER 1 F. F. A. and Home Ee. Meeting. 3 Student Body Assembly, Football, Orland vs. Colusa, here twe lostj. 7 Assembly Petrushka, Block C Pie Sale. . '10 Assembly, American Education Week Program by American Legion and P. T. A. 11 Football, Gridley vs. Colusa, there tlost againj. 14 Spanish and F. F. A. and Home Ec. Meetings. 15 Junior Class Meeting, P. T. A. and Ex. Committee Meeting. 16 Ex. Committee Meeting, Concert at Marysville, ll. A. A. Meeting. 17 Freshman Dance. p 22 I-IND OF QUARTER, Junior Assembly. 23-27 THANKSGIVING VACATION. 28 Report Cards-The Freshmen Viept and the Others flroaned. IDE! TEMBER 1 Older Boys and Girls Conference :it Orland, Hontl Show. 4 Basketball, Maxwell vs. Colusa C Team tive wonl A Team vs. Red Devils tive wonj. 5 Special Ex. Committee Meeting. G X-Rays. 8 Basketball, Williams vs. Colusa l' Team, here twe wont. 12 Amphibious Duck Assembly, Lt. Herman llusse, A and ll Basketball, here. Colusa vs. Sutter tive wonl 4' Team vs. Pierce, there twe wonl. 13 F. F. A. and Spanish Club, Home Nc. Meetinars. 14 Ex. Committee Meeting. 15 SNOWBALL. 159 Block C and G. A. A. Meetings, Basketball, A and ll, Uolusa vs. Sutter. there tagain we wonl. 21 Home Ee. Christmas Play, Basketball, 4' Team vs. Princeton, there tour first defeatl. 22 Hand Program. 234-lanua ry 1-CHRISTMAS VAK 'ATN IN. .I A NUA HY Sl 12 16 'IS 19 23 2-l 243 27 30 1945 Special Assembly. Art Exhibit. F. F. A. and Spanish l'lub Meetings. Fx. Committee Meeting. llasketball. Williams vs. Uolusa, here toon A-lost Ill. lllock C and G. A. A. Meetings. . I'. T. A. Students Luncheon, Pierce Knox, liliml Assembly. leasketball. Princeton vs. I! Team, there twe lostl, Student Club! Assembly, Forum Speaker. Basketball. A and B vs. Orland, there tlost Ae-won Ill. END OF SEMESTIQR Rody tgpanisla l'1esi4lent's llall. 2 Cafmdm 1944-45 FEBRUARY Basketball, Willows vs. Colusa, here, A's won, IPs lost. 0 I . F. A. and Spanish Club Meetings. Sl Basketball, Gridley vs. Uolusa, there, A's and B's won. 10 Sweater Swing. 13 Marysville Concert. 14 F. F. A. Fathers and Son Banquet. 15 Ex. Committee. 10 Assemblies, Miss Shiela Peart and Forum Lecture, Basketball, Willows vs Colusa. there, lost A and li games. 17 Basketball, Orland vs. Colusa, there, A's lost, Pl's won. 20 G. A. A. and Block C Meetings. 22 Washington's Birthday Assembly. 23 Junior Play. 28 Class Meetings. MARCH 2 Sophomore-'s Student Body A:-zsembly. 6 Senior Class Meeting 8 Lions Club Speakers Contest Assembly. 9 Forum Lecture. 12 Marysville Concert. 13 F. F. A. and Spanish Club Meetings. 15 Ex. Committee Meeting. lo Band and Glee Club Colus Show. 20 Block C and Home Rc. Meetings. 23 F. F. A.- Assembly, Queen. and llarn Dance. Block C Queen. END OF QUARTER. 28 Senior Holiday. 29-April 1-EASTER VACATION. APRIL 3 Baseball, Willows vs Polusa, here, we won. 4 Faculty Luncheon. 6 Baseball, Maxwell vs. tfolusa, there, we lost. 10 F. F. A. and Spanish Club Meetings. Forum Lecture. 12 A. S. T. R. P. Qualifying Tests. 13 Baseball, Pierce vs. Colusa, here, we won. 17 Block C and G. A. A. Meetings. Baseball, Pierce vs. Uolusa, there, we won IS Marksmuuship 'Four to Auburn by Cadets. Forum Lecture. 20 Forum Lecture. 21 Maxwell Rodeo-Band won third place. 24 M. .l. Brlckleyg Public Schools Week Prog:-am. 25 P. T. A. Luncheon. Senior Class Meeting. 27 Senlor's Student Body Assembly. t'olus t arnival. Baseball, Maxwell vs Colusa. here, we won. MAY 1 Yuba College Program. Ex. Committee Nomination Meeting. 4 Visiting Day and English A Examination at Yuba. 5 Baseball, Gridley vs. Polusa, here. we won. 8 V-E DAY ASSEMBLY. 9 Faculty Luncheon. Tennis at Pierce Election Rally. 11 Student Body Election. Cadet Field Night. 12 Pioneer Day at Chico. Track Meet at Oroville. 16 Tennis, Pierce vs. Colusa, here. 18 Senior Hall. 24 Ex. Committee. 27 Baccalaureate. 31 Final Assembly. JUNE 1 Graduation and tlraduation Dance. END OF THE 1944-45 TERM JEAN HICOK rv 55. 5-'re if il' . 5, x, v Q. Q.. 41 F. .A J ,JN ' I J qi, A 4 W MV m. r 'fi A fl, My ' . V fiiff.-. . .Lf ' ' 4-fy 'i , V' 1.1.3 f. :if 25 . gif 'ps ,If :qui 5 1333915 .. 5159 ,'...ghf In I. , wf'f..:1. , Qifii. H f ,wk ' , ' 5. SJ75 f-V: .ff Eg: . ' -' I ij. 1,5 ' 'ifffbig-452 ' w ,ik ?,'. 1 fi, T' '- Y .3'fI .1 1j T 1- .121 L ' p 1 gig. gigs' 2 Lk, .mufif L . 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