Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

Page 20 text:

AIMEE STAMPER REGISTRAR L. B. POWER FRENCH. SPANISH ANN COWAN LATIN FACULTY CARL SCHREITER CAROL NEILL W. R. WEST CARPENTRY HISTORY CIVICS. SCIENCE MYRTLE WALKER LUELLA HOPTON N. M. MCCOLLOM DOMESTIC ART HOME MAKING AGRICULTURE C. E. FOGG MARY J. KELLY A. L. NEUBARTH STIRLING CITY PART-TIME BAND. ORCHESTRA LLOYD COSTAR PHYSICAL EDUCATION --.gf I 6

Page 19 text:

E. F. LUNDEEN SCIENCE ADA BOTTS HISTORY. TYFING LLOYD MADSEN PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACULTY ANNE CURRIE CLYDE DAHLMAN ANGELINE STANSBURY ENGLISH AUTO MECHANICS ART CLARK STAHL L. L. PRICE H. C. REIMER FARM MECHANICS ENGLISH MATHEMATICS ALICE FARNSWORTH A. G. ATKINSON ELLENORE ROBBINS DRAMATICS TRADE ENGINEERING COMMERCIAL PUBLIC SPEAKING MATHEMATICS -..gf I 5

Page 21 text:

LUCILLE COOPER WILLIAM BROWN THE STUDENT BODY HE LARGEST and most powerful organization in the school is the Student Body. Every student of good standing may belong to it. The Student Body was headed by William Brown during the fall semester. Under his direction many interesting events were held. One of the best Freshman receptions was given the newcomers to Chico High. This year regular assemblies were held on Friday mornings between the second and third periods. This plan is much better than the former one of having no special time for meetings. Now the business is never postponed indefinitely. Through regular assemblies it is also possible to have programs each week. This term many interesting people have spoken to the students. Also enjoy- able entertainments were sponsored by classes and organizations. The Honor Society took charge of an assembly and presented a program of musical num- bers. Often the dramatics and public speaking classes contributed something to the programs. The Boys' Hi Y secured Mr. Merle Waterman, who is con- nected with Y. M. C. A. work in Hollywood, to speak. He told many facts about world peace and showed how high school students could help to further world brotherhood. He also entertained with several whistling and piano solos. At one meeting the Accordion Trio showed their versatile musical skill. Although they specialized on the accordion, the members of the trio were talented in singing, playing the saw, and the piano. Several assemblies were given over entirely to rallies. During the second semester, Lucille Cooper was Student Body president. At the beginning of this period a banquet was held to discuss questions of student government. Besides the Student Body officers those who attended were, members of the Student Control Committee and Executive Board, mem- bers ofthe different clubs, classes, and the Red and Gold, and several members of the faculty. The short talks given by Miss Neill. Miss Jones, Miss Currie, Mr. Rinker, Gilbert Venos and Louise Butts were followed by a general dis- -..asf I7 lg..-