Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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. i I i l LOOK, WILLMA A maid who brings sunshine into the hearts of others, And cannot keep it frofm herself. LUNDEY, LUCILLE Most of her faults brought their excuses with them, And all who knew her, loved her. LU EHNING, GERTRUDE The fairest garden in her looks, And, in her mind, the fairest books. LUCAS, CARRIE A friend may well be reckoned, The masterpiece of nature. MANKIN S, LILA If thou appear untouched by solemn thought, Thy nature is not therefore less divine. MAHON, ENOCH His words, like so many nimble And airy servitors, trip around him at command. C281 X 'M , 'vs 1 l - l Z, D 4 ,4 N I it ! l . l l if p he X3 l l, l 1 jf r 453 .,,. . 'Q 651, 'A I if i'5, 9172595 if, 1 is ' A T 2 W-f e 'K , KH lf D 1 l 7 fy l Pl F f , 1 D . 9957 XQFE lf: 5 ld V

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3-so .J I ORECNDORFF, DOROTHY A rosebud, set with little Wilful thorns: As sweet as English air could make her. PETERSE-N, GEORGE What ere he did was done with so Much ease, in him alone 'twas natural to please. PERRY, MARY There are scores of Marys you'll recall, But there is one tho' not so tall, Perhaps the nicest of them all. PULLEY, MARY She delights in friends and music, Sincere, plain-hearted, hospitable, and kind. RATH, GEORGE Here dwell no frowns nor anger, But let me laugh awhile, I've mickle time to grieve. QUIGLEY, PAULINE In your own honest heart and chainless l hands, 1 Will be your safeguard. 1 30 l y I-15 ,if ig! ,- 351 il . l 45 Y fl ey I XXX J 1'l, f, ri f Q 1: .nf A4 'l '.,w if!! Lf 1' U 'T FK , - x f A , V Eff? f 'pt ill! 'L if EM 5 4 'Y tp fe Q riff vw 5.9 TQ.. 1:5 AQ: Y JT-X , 5 '- gy fl Fiifgf 3, tif? . , ' X 'Tl Hit as : l-,Q ' J A! arid! 53 xl 5151