Colusa High School - Colus Yearbook (Colusa, CA)

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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

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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

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.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