Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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SENIOR MEMORIES During the past three years at Chico Senior High we have grown fr o m children, too often hasty and to our chosen phases of life: college, the service, a career, or marriage. The s e have been both fulfilling and influential years. Our Sophomore year was new andexciting, but a little awesome. Many others had exper- ienced these mixed e m o tio n s before, but to us the year was completely different. Chosen to lead our spirited class were Jim Hutchinson, President, Jim Lucchessi, Vice Presidentg Gayle Everly, Secretary, Sue Brogunier, T reasurerg Kathie Kempton and Jean Gould, Girls' Repre- sentativesg Louis Borges and Fred Teroii, Boys' Representatives. The next year we were Juniors . Wehad learned about high school and the wonderful exper- iences it afforded. We even dared to challenge the Mighty Senior Class for the title of Men and Women, though unsuccressiiilly, for this was to be our privilege for the following year . During this eventful year Eric Loehwing was President, Kathy Lamphere, Vice President, Kathie Kempton, Secretaryg Carla Larson, Treasurer: Janice Hinton and Suzanne Brogtmier, Girls' Representatives: and Jim Wurschmidt and Jim Hutchinson, Boys' Representatives . When our Senior year arrived, we faced it gladly and yet a little hesitantly, realizing that we s till had many good times to come but that it was to be our last year together. We were finally THE Senior Men and Women and me nbers of our class were the student leaders of our school. This was a year of happy times and reminiscences . The Student Body Officers from our clas s were Al Lehman, President: Carol Avrit, Vice President, Rosalie Andrews, Secretaryg Kathie Kempton, Jan Brown, Linda Blewett, and Karen Olson, Yell Leaders f Now our Senior Year has ended, and again we are experiencing mixed emotions . Now we are looking forward to our new lives as adults with a valuable function in life. We will always remember our happy days at Chico Senior High. When in Future years we're turning Leaves of memory, Then we'll find our hearts retuning Chico High to thee . SENIOR OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES, STANDING: Janice Bills, Treasurer, Jan Smith, Vice-President, Rich Adams, and Byron Webb, Boys' Representatives. SEATED: Connie Haugaard, Girls' Representative, Mike Newman President, Mary Lough, Girls' Representativeg Mau-lie Padgett, Secretary juvenile, to adults ready to move in-

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TI-IE MAGNIFECENT The Senior Class of i961 can very' easily' be com- pared to the mighty Hooker Oak Eire-e. The tree is re- spected and admired for its gffilfl strength and endur- ance. The Senior Class is also respe-.zted and admired for its unity and strength. It has aczcegsz.-5:1 .xrid carried out the responsibility of setting the pace: for the under- classmen. This graduating class has been united, not just as Senior Men and Senior Women but as Vital members ofthe Chico Senior High School Student Body. Then here's to the oak, the brave old oak, Who stands in his pride aloneg And still flourish he, a hale green tree, When a hundred years are gone! -Henry Chorley

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