Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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CADUCEUS STAFF-First row, Chas. Delvlarais, Harold Spicer, Bud March, Chas. Price: second row, Orville Canfield, Elmer Troxel, Letha Schulz, Henry Morgue, Florence Camper, Leta Boyles. to economize in some Way in order to put out a book. Since the price of materials has advanced so much in the last year we found it necessary to cut down expenses on our cuts. The only Way to do this was to have group pictures. VVe realized that it was our duty to save everything we possibly could. :za bs: Pk X :sf as fx: is Vlfar affects peopleps minds as Well as their financial matters. ln war times people are more or less restless, and the people of our school are no exceptions to the rule. Gur Qrganizations Editor, Archie McRae, decided to finish up his course in January and go to college, so his place was filled by Henry Azbill. ln about a month Henry resigned on account of his heavy course. This vacancy was filled by Charles Dellflarais. Qur Athletics Department has also gone through the same changes. .lim Costar, the Athletics Editor, left to join the Navy. His place was taken by 1'-'r +-was 1 u weave- vw-i,..,....,

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