Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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BLO-MQUIST, ETHEL Witty to walk with, 'Witty to talk with, And pretty too, to think on. BROOKE, LLOYD A wlt's a feather, a chipfs a rod: An honest man's the noblest work of God. BROWN, NORMAN He burns the midnight oil, But it is gasoline, , He's a jolly golod fellow, That, no one will deny. BOYD, LAURA For truth has such a face, And such a mien, As to be love'd needs only to be seen. BRADT, WINIFRED She is in for fun, and ln- for looks, But still to duty's calls she harks U BYRNE, DONALD. Attermpt the and and never stand to doubt, Nothing's so hard but search will ilnd it out. 1119! , gpg , , 3.5 , . em , . H ,

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'Q , Q A J Y 1 'xl fn CRAWFORD, WESLEY You have said a mouthful 1 So I will keep. quiet, Men of few words are the best men. B' cRo1ssANT, WENDA Soft peace she brings wherever she ar- g N rives , She builds our quiet, as she forms our lives. 6 CURE, RUBY She is so free, so kind. She holds it wrong not to do iv More than she is requested. E DeMOSS, ARNOLD T5 Merrily laughing his way thru life, Never weary of helping someone through strife. 1 DAVID, DEAN Not to' be laughed at and scorned, Because he is little of stature. The tallest girls sometimes love the shortest men. Q CRUM, DOROTHY . Her virtue and the conscience of her l worth. ' , That would be woo'd,, and not unsought be won. C C211 .-I , , Q I . n 4 it 4? .l,.k Aw .XA N SW 5. 4' Q is Eff? Wx when 5 U -3 Iffxffci 'xslt 1:-X A . lumix Bfls KN. K2 I sg. V353 xt B f Ik 1 X 3 X2 VY 1 5-, . ,st D 1 fs, H fy ga 'gf EEN X' 1 xr w :ily ,J ,j4f, . A K P' X. , lx, luv L -R X sg, if I9 K ' 1, .A 1