Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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Nlrs. Rathwell Dean of Girls, first came to Chico Senior High in September 1947, as Girls' Vice-principal. She had formerly taught mathematics at Beverly Hills High in Beverly Hills, California. She feels this year's student body is Just as good as ever and has shown an outstanding amount of unity as a stu-- dent body. When asked about the gradu- ating class of '61 she replied, It is one of the best classes in years and has ex- cellent leadership and unity. As to advan- tages and disadvantages of being Dean of Girls, she said, There are no disadvan- tages for everything is advantageous. The main thing is that I get to know most of the girls in Chico High. Mr. Boulding, Dean of Boys, first came to Chico Senior High in September, 1952, as a P.E. teacher and coach. He previously had taught P.E. in San juan High School near Sac- ramento. He feels this year's student body is better than last year's and that the graduating class of '61 has a great deal of unity. When asked about the advantages and disadvantages of being Dean of Boys, he replied, This is a hard question to answer for being Dean of Boys offers quite a different slant on the school and students from the other positions I've had. I enjoy my job more this year for I have more responsibilitiesg and I like to Work with this age group. The only dis advantage is that I'm not able to know as many of the students as I did when working with the P.E. classes. I7

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I+---., .ff ' I. i' -. Mr . Howard came to Chico High in 1948. Before coming to Chico he taught mathematics, coached, and was a principal for eleven years. He came here as boys' vice principal and became principal two years ago . He feels that there is one Word to describe this year's student body, HOUTSTANDING. He also feels that this year's graduating cla s s has a great deal of unity. This is s hown by the participation in yells at assemblies, students assuming more responsibilities, and the solving of many m aj o r problems . The main disadvantage of being principal, he says, is that it keeps him from having close contact with the students .

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BOTTOM RON: Mrs. Phillips, B.A., M.A. 5 Mr. Lawler, B.A. 5 Mrs. Ward, B.A., M.A. 'TOP ROW: Mrs. Rey- rolds, B.A.5Q'1.firs. Wipf, B.A. 5 Miss Nielson, B.A., M.A., B. S. of L. S. 5 Mrs. Stringer, B. S. 5 Mrs. Moore, B. S. 5 Mrs. Osterhoh, B.A., M.A. 5 Mrs. Sirnic, B.A. 5 Mr. Wahl, B. S. 5 Mrs. Nelson, B.A. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. in-Jig, B.A.., M.A. E ag! ish, Language, Social Science CAPlTL1LD 3 nuaemu MARIA , La' PWA?-i5 SEATED: Mrs. Osterloh, B.A. M.A. 5 Mrs. Welty, B.A., M A. STANDING: Mrs. Wipf, B A. 5 Mr. White, B.A. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Porter, B.A.5 Mr. Leonard, B.A., M.A. 5 Mr. R. Maddux, B.A., M.A. 'TOP ROW: Mr. Alexander, B.A. 5 Mr. Willock, B.A. 5 Mr. Filson, B. S. , M.A. 5 Mr. McDougal, B.A. , M.A. 5 Mr. Leigh, B.A., M.A. 5 Mr. Edgar, B. S., M. S. 5 Mr. Barneson, B.A. 5 Mr. Nelson5 Mr. Holbrook, B.A., M.A. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Ross, B.A. 18