Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1934 volume:

-1,36 ' ' .ff- 10-1 1u,-Q 1 4 v1:x:.LL.,,: if-14 rf 1 fff C A D U C l934 VOLUME XXX Published Annually by The Associated Students 0 CHICO HIGH SCHO0L Q Q Q Chico California '25 I, ,f . A f 7 . - ff , 'AA Foreword This Caduceus alms To record the lndlvlduallly of the hmes o reflect the splrlt of the school o regusler the happenings of the year and o refresh your memories of the past To these ends this book of l934 has been published Www A A A A A A 9 fr A A 7 Yr A A 9 T 0 A A o ga 1 a , . v N WWW Dedication ln appreciatlon of those smiles and kind words of advice and encouragement from our beloved faculty member Mr A L McMillan We respectfully dedicate this l934 Caduceus Q Q Q 1 f f Q GAA s 1' I X.. A 9 o o o Q Q o O In Memory 0f Charles ll Camper Cnty Superintendent of Schools And two beloved members of our Senior Class cherished friend and Merle Harrison a favorite student and an outstanding athlete This page IS set aside C , , , 5 9 , A , , Helen Eaton, who was a true and . . , 9 A f' . I , Contents As you turn these pages and remember your school days See your associates grouped with their organlzatlons Remember your favorltes as they were m athletics you a new thought and You are amused at our comlc pages Then we the staff shall feel that we have successfully reviewed thls school year to you 7 . . . , . . y Feel that our poetry is bringing 9 19 7 LEADER CHIP IL III nm urn I I I L 1 I Il zhfm Q 1 IN -lm N Il K I IIIIIIII I.IwI.'.1II.NI1Iw IH' IxlI?L1II7 1I7vIwwJ n, ., gnu II I1 Ill! I7a' a'L1 ' IIVN II71' In IUI' Xm' !Im- IvI1.I.'1'Inf Im Im, l.I1II.-xIws'1f IPI-N IIIIIIIII. 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II T0 THE Q A P STAMPER NC1PAt F L T O RINK R HAMPTON L Coucn Your hx h school days art endlng Llfe s curtaln as bccn slowly rxsrng d1splay1ng an ever txpandmg horlzon filled wlth va er and mort compllcattd ustas of the natural umytrst wlth all 1ts human actryxtles You are fortunate to llye at such a tlme Never rn all hlstory has thcrc been a promlse of such thrrlllnv tlmes as wnll come rn your span of l1fe The C1VlllL9d vyorld IS fast bccomlng adrlft You can not tscapt tht constqutncts if you would In spurt of tht tlmts you stlll have more prlvlltqts mort ltlsurc mort com forts and more opportunltlts for progress than undcr othcr govtrnmtnts Nou all thtsc prxyllcgcs arc hung thrcattntd So calltd ruggtd lHdlVldUJllSm ragcs untontrollcd A prlylltgtd ftu forgttful of thtlr debt to thc socntty that his madt thclr advancement posslblt havc planntd and sought bcntflts for tht mmorlty at thc txptnsc of tht majority Graft and VICL ln all classes of socrtty art undermlnxng thc morals of soclal wtlfarc Unprnnclpltd pOllIlCl'lIl9 and grtcdy busrncss orgamzatlons would deprxve thc less fortunatt of all cqualxty of opportunlty and would make a farce of dcmocratnc ldcals lndustnal managers for tht sakt of proflt art yuthholdlng thc benefits of the machlnt age from thc strugvlmg masses lo face such cond1t1ons you nctd to hayt a mmd that can accurately ohstrye and appraxst and that 1S unafrald to look ahead to fact tht chaos of the prts cnt to sayt the futurt from dxsasttr Democracy IS not dead nor doomed to fallure lf you behcye ln lts 1deals They arc extmpllfled ln Chrxst s tcachlngs 'I hey are found 1n the baslc prmcxples of the Declarat1on of Independence They arc set forth ln tht Prcamblt of tht COHSIIIUIIOH of our goyernmtnt Make them your own T hcy gave mspxratlon to Washlngton Lmcoln xxy7llSOI1 and all of the grcattst thlnkcrs and dotrs for mankmd m all modern tlmcs Your hxgh school sends you forth to do your part to makt thtsc rdcals stlll llyt throughout tht world Pmxh L Cuylyuxcs 17+ . . 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X Y 1 1 1 1 , 1 D . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 .1 K 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 . 1 .. 3 5 V 1 1' 1 1 h I 3 - D I I ' 1' ' 1 1 V 1 1 1 1. 1 A L, - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 -1 -1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 4 . 11 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 O . 1 11 ,11 1 11 1 ., 1 1 1, 1 .,. 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 V I b xv 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 5 7 'T' 1 . . 1 1 I.. -.4 . -,,, Q4.- STANDING CURRIE LOSTAR CRANE BAIR COUCH STAND NG O FMAN NNED DEN HAMPTON SITTING COWAN BURR BOTTS CRAIN COOPER F LSON SITTING DAH MAN FOUNTA N KELLY EARL HELLER THE C H S FACULTY Mlss Barr B A Ohlo State Unnerslty now teaches shorthand and typing Mlss Botts A B College of Pacrhc teaches world hrstory vocatlons and typ mg Mlss Burr A B Northvs estern Unlversxty A M Umversrtv of South ern Callforma IS teachrng Engllsh MISS Cooper B A B M M1lls College teaches glee chorus musrc appreclatxon harmony and vocatlons Mr Costar BS Unlversxty of Illlnols now teaches physlcal educatton Mlss Couch AB Unlverslty of Southern Callforma teaches Umted States hlstory and vocatlons Mrs Cowan A B College of PHCIHC teaches Latm Mrss Cra1n A B Unlverslty of Southern Callfornra IS now mstructor of phys1cal educa tlon 'Vlr Crane B S ln Educatron Unxverslty of MISSOUYI Umverslty of Callforma teaches ClflleI'lSlllp eeonomlcs geography and algebra Mlss Currxe A B Llrlnnel College Iowa teaches hnglrsh Mrss Barr and Mlss Cooper were new to Chlco Hlgh School at the beg1nn1ng of th1s school year Mr Rmker Mrss Stansbury MISS Vadney 'Vlrs Stamper Dr Heller and Mlss Currrc have been here smce our hrgh school has been buult HELPFUL GUIDES, Mr Dahlman UHIYCYSIIY of Calrfornla teaches auto mechamcs and voca tlons Nlr Dent AB UHIVLFSIIY of Cahfornxa novy teaches mathematlcs Mlss Earll Chrco State 'leachers College lxbrarlan and mstructor of French Mr Fllson B S IH Agrxculture Umy erslty of Lallforma 1nstructor of agr1cul ture and farm mechamcs Mrs Fountaln A B B S 1n Educatlon Unlverslty OfM1SSOUf1 Unlyerslty of Cal1forn1a teaches Engllsh Mr Hampton A B Washxngton State College A M Stanford IS now teachlng c1t11ensh1p and United States hrstory Dr Heller Sc D Franklm and Marshall IS Instructor of bxology Mr Hoffmann AB Ind1ana Umversxty 'VIA Prrnceton Pace lnstrtute Umverslty of Calrfornra at Los Angeles Unryersrty of Washrngton M B A UHIVKISIIY of Southern Callfornla now teaches bookkeepmg arrth metlc paclflc relatlons commerclal lavw and United States hrstory Vlrs Kelly C hlco State Fl eachers C ollege Chlco Busmess College Umyerslty of Calrforma now teaches opportumty classes Mr Kennedy A B Chnco State 'Ieachers College Stanford taught geometry yocatlons c1t1Lensh1p and EI1gl1SIl sys I I f tr -- 1 ' , , , 7 I H F N KE Y. T. , , , , , -4' I - I. , 1 , . I., o o 0 1 ' I ' A 'l I K 5 I yi I 3 KA l I I l D I i I I I Y . H I 3 I I I . - .l- V ' Z l . , . . - , I ' I V L i I .'43 I X' I 3 Q ' Isl 4 I I 4 l fx I 1 1' Y x 1 I . I I I I N I 3 I I H l I I I Q . I I , I , I I y A e v b 5 ' I A I 3 1 I 1 I ' I! I U Mr. Costar is track coach and has bee-n in Chico High for twenty years. . v I Y I I I ' 1 I - I .: . ' . .f I ' I . I I . ' r H r I 1 I 1 l I D .3 X lv I I 4 I 2 l x x 1 V --4 I x I I I'4x I I x K It Ik I l u 1 Y k V A.-A I V I I I I . . .T I I j I V 1 - .- I ' - 1 I , . I I , 1 I I 1 M I ': 1 . , B I I I il 3 R X i N I I 1 B l l I Yi I Y I I X ! I jk 4 3 Y . ' I 7 B3 1 V V Iv I I V I II I Y I ' -A Q fir- - ABL E LEADERS, Mrs Knssllng A B a Unmxersxty A Nl Boston Umxersxty teaches Idngllsh Mr Klssllng A B Umxersxtx ofCal1Iorn1a 19 the Instructor of bookkeepmg and geometry Mr Lundeen A B NI A College of Paelflc teaches sol1d geometry trtgonometry algebra and general sclence 'Vlrs Madsen BS Washxngton State teaches foods and clfeterla Mr Madsen AB Montana teaches physrcal educatlon Mlss Vlarkley B A Nl A Umxersxty of Callfornxa now teaches Englnsh and publxc speaklng Vllss Nlmtthevxs A B M A Unnersxty ofCal1forn1a IS now teaehxng Englmsh Mr Maxxx ell B A Chlco State 'I eachers College Oregon State Stanford teaches shop and mecluan 1cal drawmg VIr McM1llan B S Oregon State teaches jOUfHJllSm Red and Gold and jumor busmess tramlng Mxss Metcalf 'VI A UUIYLYSIIT of Call forma IS the 1nstructor of Spanlsh and French Mr Olker Illrnoxs Conserx atory of Muslc Instructor In band and orchestra Mr McM1llan s place dur1ngh1s1llness was taken by Mr Parker who also coached the tenn1s team Mr VleM1llan was audrtor for the Student Body LOYAL FRIENDS Mxss Parker A B Umversxty of Cal1forn1a IS now the Instructor ln phys 1caleducat1on Mr Parker BS Un1vers1ty of Oregon UHIWQFSIIQ Southern Calrfornra teaches journallsm Red and Gold and Junror busmess Ifallllflg Mr Paulson B A UHIVQISIIY of Colorado teaches chemnstry and brology M Schrelter Chrco State 'I eachers College IS 1nstructor of house constructxon auto engrneerlng and carpentry Mr Rlnker AB UHIVGFSIIY of Nevada teaches Umted States hlstory Mlss Sh1elds Dlploma Columbla College of Expressxon B S Unxversxty of Utah M A UHIVQFSIIY of Southern Callfornla teaches Engllsh and dramatxcs Mrss Stansbury A C Arts and Crafts Chleo State Teachers College IS the teacher of art mterlor decoratlng applxed des1gn stage craft and speclal art Mr Ullery AB UDIYLISIIQ of NVash1nUton A M Untversxty of Northern Ohlo teaches wocauons Engllsh and hyglene Mlss Vadney Chleo State Teachers College San FFTHCISLO Buslness College IS the lnstructor of typmg and bookkeepmg Mrs VN alker Chxco State Teachers Col lege teaches clothxng Mr West A B Colorado 'I eaehers C ollege A M Stanford teaches general senence physles and Spamsh ST ND NG K SSL NG MADSEN MA WELL S TT NG S D NG WFS ULLER TER MARKLEY MATT EWS MADSEN KISSLING METCA F PAU SON TT NG VADNE P RKER NKER A NOT IN PICTURE LUNDEEN MC MILLAN OLKER BUR WALK R N T IN P CTURE S E S 'IQ' 'Q 1 ! 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Y, E O I 'HI LD. , - I IO MOST ANY DAY Goo goo bub um yummm lubble Not bad for a baby h1s slit The lnhnk 19 Howard Allen lacobs Poor babt he thinks xt s a doughnut ln tht u er rx ht corner ou see PP S V Naomt MCD3HlClS ln the beloved QYITIIIZIQILIHI umtorm Next vu beam forth wlth an tdeal school class Readtng from left to rnght rc lttther Doreen legare class Nadtnc Null lug Klloatrtc Vrytan Qhrlsttnstn Btrtha Wager Dorothy Camptr Mr lVlclVl1llan lla l ucas and Jam Dorn lf you thrnk tlns pxcturt IS funny you should haye sun tht sklt they put on ln thc as scmbly Here s a picture shovsmg l averne Vlanson takmg tht boy frtend for a walk Flllli pteturt was taktn ap proxtmately four and three fifths sec onds before Don was turned IUIO a plllar of salt fYou ll haye to know your Btble for thls one l To the right vyc have Austln e harty Love ms. love my dog se7 Austtn Oh yes thc one on the left rs Austm Wt mrss somebody rn thus plcture though md that s Jantt Vl ybe ht 19 takmg tht DICIUYL Thlnk so Mmmmm that looks good Calxfor ma IS tt, Or are. you just holdmg lt while Merrttt takes tht plcture Hurt vu have lla lucas and Anna Fay Ortndorff Whtres Ttmbtr Newhart lla And wheres Ralph Anna Fay' l-ltllo Vtvnan llovy s tht gnr Hert art the l ees and hayt they been haymg a good tum 1 1 . 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O C O 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1' ' 1' if.- II HERE AND THERE Ah ha Mr Paulson ns caught rn hrs unawares 6 unawares not under wears 1 The three humans fthe word glrls lS too common and we srmply wrll not call them dames J rnhahng the bananas are Alberta Wrllrs Eve lyn Whlte and Ann Knezo Bottoms up here s mud rn your eye' We don t know who the pants hat and feet belong to but the f1ce Eddre Cam s Here we have Mary Margaret Roth and a coupla droopy drawers Ras tus what yo all dom P We dont know but we krnda thrnk It must be the absence of the farrer sex rn thrs prcture Here rrght out rn plarn srght are Ed McPherson and Russell Dodge holdrng hands Ahhh WC Oh see the tenms chumps-er I mean tenms champs No hard feel mgs boys They are Ralph Neilson and Toyo Ikuta Can t tell you who won the tenms match cause they both look luke they thunk they re pretty good Don t Lucrlle Dlouhy and Byron Clements look contented? Our school knows them as great pals for a long trme The lrttle grrl wrth the brg smrle rs Dorothy Woodward Hang on to that smnle Dorothy cause they re needed Oooo la la Here we have Katherme Lmdstrom and Dorothy Fleharty The hats are what they wear when they lead yells fGet rt they are yell leaders J ' 4 O I O O O O , . is 0 0 0 , O I O there is something wrong somewhere. ll. O O O I I O O I O ' 0 0 0 1 . hh.- DAYS WE REMEMBER September l l School starts wlth a total enrollment of l028 Lots of new faces as well as old fam1l1ar ones September l4 and l5 Mr Cummmgs speaks for assemblles Miss Cooper makes debut as song leader September 20 Frrst Red and Gold Wlth Dot Camper as edrtor September Zl FIYSI councll meetlng Jacobs Gregory Kllpatrlc and R1chard son make thlngs mterestlng wlth hot debate over hall patrol September 22 Iootball team successfully opens season wrth 9 to 0 w1n over Orland Prrst Student Body xneetmg September 26 Block C elects Marlon Yount presrdent 1eptember 29 Freshman Receptlon attended by more than 400 students September 30 Golden Panthers drop game to Susanvllle 7 to 6 October 3 B team vrctors over Hamllton C1ty tn flrst game of season October 7 Chlco defeats Cornlng team by score 7 to 0 October l3 Grrls and Boys H1 Y partles Oetober l4 A team defeats C S 71 C Frosh 6 to 0 Suv: Honor Socrety members attend Sutter C1ty conventron October 20 Bratnstorms 1n1t1ate Bee s defeat Los Mollnos October 27 Student Body sponsors successful Hallowe en dance October 27 1nd 28 Red and Gold reeerves first place rn Northern Callforma Htgh School Press Assocratron Conventron at Chrco State Teachers College October 28 Ch1co vanqutshes Marysv1lle 25 to 6 ln flrst league game November 4 Powerful Dragons from Sacramento take Panthers 26 to 0 Many Chtco students attend November 9 N1ght School opens wrth enrollment of 248 Nov mber l0 F F A dance November l l Panthers score agarn Thls trme they take Orland 7 to November l7 Chaco Hlgh B team becomes league champxon by defeatmg Brggs 7 to 6 November l8 Golden Panthers defeat X uba C1ty Honkers l9 to 7 1n thrrd vrc tory of season Sehool mourns death of Merle Harrrson track star December 2 Panthers drop league champronshrp to powerful XVoodland Wolves December 8 P rl A holds successful C abaret Supper December 9 Panthers agun defeat Orovllle Th1S tlme the score IS l9 to 0 December December assembly December 2 Z Decembe r 2 3 A Cappella Cho1r from C O P entertarns tn pay assembly Caduceus campalgn begins Staff members present sk1t at speclal Block C dance Chlco State A Cappella Cholr puts on The Messrah for Chrco I-llgh assembly at college audrtorrum December 25 to January l Vacatron and do we love rt lanuary 5 New Year 1 danee I75 eouples attend January 10 Chleo Hwh becomes permanent owner of the famed Ftesta Arborea track cup January I2 lanuarv I5 January l7 chosen January 22 January 24 Student Body electlon Sophs hold Pal dance I-Iormng defeats the one and only Pug rn revote Cub edrtton appears vvtth Joe Sauer as edrtor Ieebound cast IS Work on grrls gym starts l rbrary establrshes record of not a book overdue for a vyeek 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 e . . . t . .. . . 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 - 1 - e . . 1 1 1 f1 - 1 1 1 . t . 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H ,, . 1 1 1 1 y 1 1 11 e . . r ' r 1 1 1 1 1 V11 -..X 2 ig., DAYS WE REMEMBER January 26 Report cards Student Body 1nstallat1on and Jazz Party The Hrst yy as terr1ble the second xx xsnt so bad and the th1rd yy as perfectly scrump t1ous TDIS ended the f1rst semester January 29 New semester beg1ns 1y1th nearly IOO new students enrolled Spr1ng semester student body card sales campa1gn started th1s week February l J If Arn1strong founder and pres1dent of Armstrong Sehool of Busmess Adm1n1strat1on 1n Berkeley speaks to the assembly February 2 Frosh Recept1on featurmg Ray Horne s Blue Rhythm Band February 9 Another of Vl1ss Sh1elds h1ts 'I h1S t1me she g1y es us lcebound and d1d vue l1ke It Oh boy February 13 Kenneth Spencer famed rad1o s1nger goes oyer b1g 1n assembly February 16 G1rls H1 J1nks Baker Browmng and Fleharty Wm pr1Les March 2 Student Body sponsors successful Cuuest N1ght Dance March 6 Populanty Contest ends vs1th Teelee Sllilfh and Mutt Yount as VICIOFS 'Vlarch 8 C11rls Student League meets 'Vlarch 9 Fathers a11d Sons honored at banquet put on by Boys H1 Y 'Vlarch 17 'I ea for prospect1ve H1 Y members at l eona Ann F1tLpatr1ck s home 'Vlarch 17 and 18 S1xteen Ch1co g1rls attend Older GlI'lS Conference at R1chard son Spr1ngs March 21 and ZZ Mr Staples took p1ctures for Caduceus 'Vlarch Z3 Semors hold perfectly splend1ferous carmyal March 24 College Frosh team defeats track teams of five hlgh schools March 29 and 30 V1cat1on the SPILL of l1fe Apfll l Apr1l Fool Easter And the Corn1ng baseball team takes Ch1co base ball team to a clean1ng of 9 to 3 Apr1l 4 Red and Gold staff put out what they thought yy as the best Enterpr1se for years Apr1l 7 Panthers baseball team loses to Yuba C1ty Honkers 9 to 6 Honor Soc1ety party at Durham Apr1l l l Above menuoned team breaks losmg streak by beat1ng Orland Here s to em Apr1l 12 H1 Y 1n1t1at1on Nluch talked about Block C assembly was at last presented Apr1l 14 Ch1co agam w1ns track meet Th1S t1me the sett1ng was 1n Orland Apr1l 21 CDICO net men tr1umph over Oroy1lle tennls team the matches be1ng held 1n OfOX1llC ChlCO C S F members attend b1 annual COUVLHIIOH held at LIVL Oak Unl1m1ted track team gets another feather 1n IIS cup y1h1le llmlted loses to C1r1dley by one half po1nt Apr1l Z7 Sen1or play A Vlurder Has Been Arranged A 1n1ryelous success Apr1l Z8 MUSIC fest1y al held at Senator and Natlonal theaters College Audltor 1um and Central School Twenty e1ght schools yy ere represented Dance for out of town students gn en by the SLUIOIS May 'J H1 Y Mothers and Daughters blnquet enjoyed by men1bers of the Cnrls H1 Y tl1e1r mothers Ind teachers 'Vlay 12 D1gn1fied SLHIOIS mme vuth College Frosh for P1oneer Day Vlay 22 Futur1st1c pay assembly g1ven by Art Honor SOCltfy Nlay 26 Sen1or tea June 3 Baccalaureate Vlr Errol B Sloan vxas the speaker June 8 Graduauon lI3l Y I 1 Q 1 I I Y 'n' L Y. 1 Fx y ' 3 1 1 YC l 1 A Y 1 1 Y , I . 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FI x ,n l SENIOR DAYS Vye return We 1re Semors of the largest gr1du1t1ng cI1ss the oldes' 1nd most superlor c1t11ens of C hlco Hlgh School XVe 1re of the hlghest 1ntellectu1l 1ch1eyement haymg absorbed facts and figures for three years For a yy hlle the Semor class yy as ln a terrrble blue flunk Vyfe could not afeept the responsrbxhty of bemg Semors Then seemg the dlsorders and rad1c1l ten dencles of those lower ammals the other classes they took the helm and shoyy ed those loyy er anlmals that 1 Semor class drd exxst and they executed and rmpressed 1ll the anclent tradltlons and orders upon them Those elected to captaln the Senlors yy ere P1rker Chxapella presldent XIII' cell Huntley yrce presrdent and Anna Fay Orendorff secretary Senlors eyeryyy here were recogn17ed for their experlence achlevements and ab1l1t1es as they were elected to Student Body club and other leadershlp offices T1mber Newhart was elected Student Body presldent Many Senxors gave thelr braens and brute strength upon the football Held There the flrst eleven had Captam Pentlco Kllpatrxc Mxller Hess Vaughn and Bennett who were members of our class Important lssues were decrded xn the meetrngs A glft COITIIUIIICQ to 1nst1ll 1nd finance a bulletm bo1rd ln the entr1nce hall yy 1s 1ppomted I rttle Semor chnks 41 sm1ll red and gold v1soredc1pl yvere declded to be used and worn by Senrors only Gnduatlng clothes Semor prlylleges 1nd socnals yy ere dlseussed at the monthly meetmgs Xvlth the Semor course set and the dlstance h1ll suled the helm w1s handed over to the newly elected c1pta1ns Parker C hmpellel At l1st we yyere the rulrng power to be looked upto by the under classmen XX e were the HIGHEST AND MIGHT IEST OF Sl NIORS 'l hose elected as Sen1or oflicers yy ere Hayden Lew1s presrdent Alvm Forres ter y1ce presrdent and Doreen Legare secretary The Freshman Receptlon one mecca of the Semors vyas a huge success There yyere plenty of new faces to get acqualnted yy 1th and loads of pretty Freshman grrls The Sen1or Carnly al the real arm ln a Sen1or s lxfe yy as the best soclal event 1n many years It was a great change from the regular routtne of dances glven by the Semors of past years The only fault that any one could flnd w1th It vyas th1t rt dldnt last long enough Pug Krlpatrlc was master of eeremonles and as 1 master of ceremomes he couldn t be beaten The Senlors were well enterta1ned by the Chlco State College on Proneer Day I lttle Nell and the Sherlff behaved yery well much to our amusement The Sen1or Play was out oyer IH a brg way XV1th 1ll the Senlors lnterested and the lovy er classmen beggmg for trekets lt was not yery h1rd to make thus play 1 blg success Mlss Sh elds dld a maryelous plece of vyork ln dlreettng thls play The Senlors undertook one of the bsggest tasks th1t h1s eyer confronted 1 Semor class A huge electrically hghted bulletm bmrd yy 1s selected TS the most approprlate glft as the only one yye had vyas a fllmsy eontraptlon nl he baccalaureate servlces yyere preached by 1 neyy mmlster Mr Frrol B Sloan from the Chrrstlan Church yy ho gaye a wonderful t1lk to the Semors IH the Presbyterlan Church Then came graduatlon and yye recetyed our long 1wa1ted dlplomas Ihen came the Sen1or Farewell lhls was the saddest eyent ln our hves Hayden Leeezs -all 'XVI H V- 1 3 I1 r . . . I g .. y ' -I A K vt I s ' 1 I u -1 l 1 1 I H 1 1 V 7 7 Y I 3 . I 3 I NY i X I 3 . . e . . I 37 Y. - I ' V Y e l 1 L 3 1 T L H VL. L i . 4 T M 1 X 3 H , V e I . I. e I ' . 1 I 'I' ' S'.,e e I 7' A le- .. V H I I I 1 I 1 'H N If i A I .1 ' W ' ' ' ' ' ' I Sl l Ah. At last came the sprmg semester and our last year rn Chlco Hlg 1 e c 1oo . Y 3 I 3 1 V 1 - H 71 , J , e . .. F X 1 1 7 I VW H 1 ' 3 I H ' I ' , Y- - I ' 1 1 'I I 3 3 . 7 3 V 3 'S I Y' Y , , . , Y . I Y ' f L, 7 Y 7 L . . ' 'I I V v ' ' V. ' L x m ' 5 ' 3 1 I Y I I' 'I vw v ' 3 I v 'A I h 1 1 H ' K B 1 L L HY! 'I L 1 I 3 X I . Y I X 3 ' Y ' '1 5 3 X . F I 3 VH 1 W A v ' I T 3 A 3 I 7 73 1 X D Y 1 Y I I E . . . . , . e . . . . e , I 3 V 3 I 3 D I Yi X ll!! 'T 3 1 3 . I 1 'A I' x 'I i'X I I 3' yn. - 5 59- Ixi t ix Xtmxts Homt Itonomits English Booklours C lub 3 lnttrnationml Club Girls Student l ugue aw llhll Commtrtiil lnielislm Iennis Athletics Sport I mblem X AN Al BRO History Math Lnglish Blotlt C Iootnl Student Countil ANN Xlill Al Ill RSON llomt I tonomits I nt,ltsla Booltlours Club 3 tc Pres Home Room 33 Girls Student League A I ISON Al I INK I R Scientt Mathematics 1 tation Club 3 33 College Adiustmtnl Club Bots Student l neue in BA1 Commeretil languages T Countil '52 Hia 'Xlithtnntits ng Pniition Club Auto 'Vletlnnits ts Studtntl igut YII' Bill. History. Mathemntifs. r Aviation Club Auto Mechanics Boys Student League 'S JANIPS BAIR Mathematics Science Vue Pres Student Body '53 Vice Pres Junior Class 33 ARDI N BAI I S Historx Ingltsh Pres Ireshman Class Vice Pres Junior Class Game of Lowe and Cbance I-OW BALL Science Mathemitics Lnglisl Discussion Club Debate Club J877 Party C9-vu outs! Bfmxovtsht Lnglish Commercial Athletics Gtrls Student League Study Clu I'II'II:N BI:LL fqflz 'Science English Pes G S L Band Dance Manager B1'lN'NlI-'IGI Art English Iootball 30 33 Pres and Secty Blotk C Tack 31 33 Brian BlRD History Commercial Inglisl Pres Home Room Girls Student league Study Club 'LOYD BISHOP History. Iinqlish Rifle Club Boys' Student League f-aQ16+54-- ' ALXIN Bo T A H t y Eng h Transfer ina High Art Hono Society Boys Student League BERX L Box History English Pres Home Pconomics Club H1Y Life Sasing THPLMA BOX DST L Nl Commercial Lnglish lnternational Club Diana Sport Club Girls Student League Bl- TTX BRAGDON Science History English Pres Home Economics Club 1 ife Saxing Hi Y DICK BRAGDON 131 X Science Mathematics History International Club Club Boys Student League BERNIIECE BROWN Home Economics English Life Saying Booklovers Club 32 Pres Home Room DOROTHX BRL CE Commercial, English Study Club Girls' Student League DoRoTl-ti' CAMPER Commercial. English Editor Red U Gold '33 Honor Society Caduceus. International 'if HARLI-S CAREX English History C Football 30 Secretary Home Room Boys Student league OBERT CARLX Mathematics English Boys P E Club Study Club Boys Student League ARLOS try Mathematics lman 311 Club Boys Student League 1HRlTZl1- CASPARE istory English Oroville Transfer and O C Booklovers Club MARX HELEN CHAPMAN Mathematics Commercial Grants Pass Transfer Girls Student 1 eague OHN CHESNEX English Mathematics Editor Red 'ZS Gold 33 Pres Honor Society 33 Pres International Club PARKER CHIAPELLA History, Language, Math. Pres. Senior Class '33 Honor Society '31, '34 Tennis BYRON LEMENITS Science. History. Mathematics College Adjustment Club Study Club Boys' Student League W MARVIN COOK Science Mathemattcs Lngllsh Track Study Club Boys Student league l LOID CooN Sctence Mathematxcs Htstory Study Club Boys Student League JACK COUNTS Hxstory Englxsh Football Block C F F A NAOMI CROSS Englxsh Economncs Studto Club Gtrls Student League ROSETTA CROUCH Hxstory Englxsh I and O Cub Dance Pageant Icebound EVERETT CURE Englxsh Mathematlcs Pres Av1at1on Club P E Club Boys Student League VLRDA DARLINC. Art Englxsh Art Honor Society Honor Soclety 3 Years Tenms Tumblmg CARMEN DEFRINC Scxence English Scholarshnp Socnety 34 Booklovers Club 32 Dramatlcs l13l+ WARRI N DI Bl-RNARDI Nlathemattcs lngltsh Stamp Club Boys Student league TOMMN DI GARMO Lngllsh Commercial Discussion Club Football Dramatxcs ELLI N DLSI LMS Art ljngllsh Berkeley Hugh Transfer Art Honor Socucty Sculpture Club Berkeley ll'lN DODINI Home Lconomncs Englnsh Home Room Sports Manager Girls Student League GLNL D HUE Muslc Engllsh otball Follles 30 Councll 31 34 HOWARD DUENSING Hlstory Math Engltsh Publxc Speakmg Boys Student League DIAISION ns tlaematlcs Music B c fb ncxl 33 DAX ID ERWIN Hlstory Engllsh I ootball aseball es Radio Club I 7 , ,gf , C K , ' I ' - ai AY, t 1 V' . and O Club Home l3conomics'Club '30 4' V' I' 'I I . - 1 7 C v. 3 3' l lt 1 ' I . ,Q ' A I 1: .hi . 1 A. ' . ' I I A 'ot 182533 .V . y C my I mx. , SI I V ,Q ' Pr . ' 1' cl, A 9 -..X L .- N X. Mcit FAGG Mathematics English Glee Club Peps O Dent Debate Club ERNEST FORBES English Mathematics Berkeley Transfer Chorus S W P Co Proticienc Test Au IN FORRESTER Mathematics English H Y 32 4 Football Manager 32 MARX VIRGINIA FOWLER Commercial English Kansas Transfer Life Member C S F Secty Scholarship Society IORITA GIRARD Home Fc Science English Pres Stagecraft Club Vice Pres Home Room College Prep GERALD GRAX Science History Mathematics C uncil 31 32 Pres Discussion Club International Club 3l JAN! T GUIDSTI IN 135 Music Language English I ife Member C S I' Senior Play MALCOSI HALL Social Science. English T ack '33, '34 Study Club Boys' Student League ,p'4i' ,IOIIX HANCOCR Art English Commissioner of Publicity Honor Society Quill and Scroll ,WJ PALL HANI-H Science Social Science I'nnis 33 4 International Club Debate Club X IXIAN HARRIXIC TON History English and O Y speeabau Girls Student league EHELLA HARRIS Mithematics Isnglish International Club 37 Girls Student League I I X IN l'IARI I English History ookloyers Club Councilmin Boys Student I eague XVII I IAXI HI IIJIIINIVIIINI' Agriculture English I' F Judging Secty Home Room AIM HI RNIAN X I ng ish Art Honor Society Vice Pres G A A 'Vlmager Tennis 34 II 'XD 'Xi it ie . story, Sciencc B oc ART HII I. Hlstorx Lnglxsh H1 Y Drscussron Club 33 Boys Student League Icarus Hlxlox Hrstory Scxence lnglrsh College Adyustment Club Boys Student league ANINII MAH HOPKINS Home Izconomrcs Englxsh md O Cu I atm Club 37 Athletlcs RAI I ll Horam R Mathemttlcs Inglrsh Pres Home Room 33 Parlnamentary Law Club Study Club Ml RRII r HORNINLI History lzngllsh res Student Body 34 Commlssroner of lmmte Commrssroner of Publrcrty IVIARCI II HLNTLI Home Econom1cs Iznglnsh Pes G S I. Game of I oxe and Chance Vnce Pres Senlor Class ALI HLSI Math.. Archrtettural Dra 3 otbmll WO? M T ack 'll' 4 Block CH PIOXVARD JACOBS Agriculture. English C uncil '31-'34 Pres. Scribblers Club Boys' Quartet '32334 A2 i-.Q XVI LTIIA JOHNSON! Home Fconomxcs Fnglrsh Publlc Speakmg Drscussxon Club Archery I RAI IJINI ltlxll S Commercnl I ngllsh Qulll and Scroll ' Red 25 Gold Cnrls Student League WW SHIRLI I Commerclal Hlstorg. Ienglrsh New York Transfer ec y and O u Ires Home Room PIK IK I FAI Ln Irs ISIOFX BIO k I tball lrack res and I rosh Class Senlor Play LOUISI: KNEDLI R ome lzconommcs Inglrsh nternatronal Club Home I conomnes Club Athletlcs Ixdmtcuutt I3 I ngllsY'fgMathemat1ts ebound mrs a la ro nts stra C AI IAIIUI IXRI L lll R . . Math.. I.anguag,e. l.ngl1sh ' ',1 Transfer I..1s Vegas, Nev. ' College Pren Club ,- ' ' Science Club ' I ' GORDON LANIMI VIAIN Mathematics. English V ' ock C ' J Pres. Honor Society '32 Life Member C. S. I5. -wel zo I - XNXI LI I I Senna I ng :sh r H1 Y Stamp Club S cry Boys rudcm lcagur IDORLLN LI GARI I nglrsh Hnstory Caduceus Red U Gold Sccly Senlor Class Harmony Tursters HAIDEN LIIVNIS Iznglnsh Hxstory I ootball Golf Club NIAX Osbolm LI x Musnc Iznglrsh ,res International Club Council Crlce Club KAIHI RIINI I INIDS l'RO'Nl Commercral Art Englls Pres H1 Y Vue es G S ue Pres Art Honor XVILBI RTA Lool BLRROXX Home Economlcs Fnglxsh Stage-:raft Councxl 32 33 res Home Room ILA Lucas Q31 J Home Ec Commcmal Art Lduor Caduceus 34 Art Honor Souety Red 25 Gold H1 Y GARIH MCCANLIIS Mathematus Inglrsh Inexas Transfer Iootball 33 H Y 33 fjyl ,aff 21 N Nl LI II NICCARII R Ingllsh Hlstory Iransfer Olmrk Hugh Ark cp Club Glrls Student Ieaguc Com 'VlCCoLLUM Inglrsh Home Ec Comm Prcs Home Izconomles Club Vue Pres Home Room Cnrls Studcnt league s V DOINI LDA IVICIILROX Hxslory Englrsh College Prep Club lnrernatlonal Club Sports l l I Mccaoyx AN Art Lnglrsh Honor Socrety Il Hn Y Study,Club Art I Ionor Souely LORLN IVICHENRH Lnglrsh Auto Mechanics Block C Counulman I rack SABI L IVIACKI NZII Art Lnglrsh Stagecraft Dramatlcs Semor Play Art Honor Soclety ORRIS IVIATHE S History Commercial Sccty H1 Y 'I rack 33 College Adjustment Club KIRO O IVIATSL LRA t language C rssnoner Pres G lVIemberC S I cs Honor SOLICIY ELILABI 'IH Ml CUM Mathematics Music Englrs C uncxl 3l 32 Pres DISCUSSION Club Band and Orchestra BLRlXARD MLIXNIR Engllsh Htstory Band Orchestra Boys Student League IINIQLINA MI NDONCA Home Economlcs Englrsh Councrl 33 Cafeterxa Grrls Student League PPTER lVlI:RLO Hrstory Math Englush P II Club Secty Home Room Boys Student League EDNA ERLINII MERX DITH Iznghsh Commercxal H1 Y Glee Club Alpha Ypsllon Club GLLINN lVllCllLLSONl Math Science HISIOIY Pres Home Room Boys Student League Study Club DONALD MILLER Math HISIOFB Engllsh jres Boys Student League Baseball Football Block C MARXBPI LL MILLFR Art Lnglxsh Yell Leader G S l Pres Home Ec Club Manager Yellowjackets VIOLA MILLLR Englrsh Scxence Home Economlcs Club Girls Student League MITSUKO MIYASAKO Enghsh Hnstory Home Ec Tenms Speedball Honor Socxety lnternatronal Club JAMES M t trcs Englrsh lS Club L FSLI MOLANDER Mechamcal Drawmg Englxsh Transfer Mmneapolxs R3dlO Club Stamp Club DORIS MORGAN Art English Art Honor Socrety Stagecraft ARJORIL MORGAN 1393 Commercral Englrsh Vlce Pres C S F Llfe Member C S F Pres Booklovers Club ADONA NECKSTAD Hlstory Englrsh Pres Home Room Hockey Speedball Basket Ball Tennns NORA NEWHART Home Economics English Salesmanshrp Athletics College Adjustment Club -at-fzzl-0 S 0 I . I 'aI , P 4 . V . Ma ' . . , i . , h gs . , . 9 . tx I, 1 , T' International Club Secty. Home Room 5 ' 2 r ' 3 J l ,Q N ' . U ,g XVOODROW NEWVHART Hlstory Commerclal Pres Student Body 33 Varsnty Football 3l 33 Pres Scrlbblers Club RALPH NIELSON Science Mathematrcs Lngllsh Stamp Club Tenms Honor Socrety FLRVL NORDX KE Engllsh Commerclal booklovers 32 34 Secty Home Room Gnrls Student League NADI NI: NULL Sctence Engllsh Icebound Sentor P ay Peps O Dent Manager Dancmg Hockey HARRILTT O I ARRLLL Englxsh Commercxal Office Cnrls Student League l lbrary HARX LH OHMURA Mathematncs Iznglnshq B A Block C rack 29 3 x Boys Studell ug! ZX MARX ELIZABF TH ONE L Hlstory English Glee Club 32 Honor Socnety Red fd Gold Councll ANNA FAH ORFNDORTF Art Englxsh lcebound Pres H1 Y 33 Councxl Secty Scmor Class 423+ D ORNER Carpentry Soclal Sctence Honor Socxety 31 32 Study Club Boys Student League HAR LD EMAN rstory Math ege Prep Club Latm Club Orchestra UTH PALMER Home Economncs Englxsh Booklovers Club Home Economrcs Club Dnana P E Club ERN PANTER ommercnal Englxsh Home Economncs Club 31 thletxcs res .Ir and Sr Home Room lNA PARRISH Home Economrcs Club H1Y Pxgs Home Ec Club 31 33 Athletxcs G A A CLAUDE PAH NE Engltsh Mathematxcs Football 31 3 3 ock C Track 31 33 and 0,7544-2 DONNA PENDLETON Commercxal Englrsh Secty Art Honor Society Trxangle Club 3l Secty Studxo Club WY' HARVEX PE FR History glnsh Band Glee Club Boys Student League .. l 'v- I - 1 D V I 1 v T 4: Bl '31-'33 3 the 3 - LB .X H ' J Y ' ai ' -, 3 jg, CLARFNCE PLNITICO Commerclal Englrsh Track Football Block C Vlce Pres Freshman Class DARRI L PHILI IPS Mathematlcs Lngllsh Semor Play lcebound Qumtet DOROTHX PETERSON Engltsh Home lconomlcs Hnkmg Manager lnternatlonal Club Hockey Baseball TONY PICCHI Auto Mecbantcs Fnglxsh Study Club Boys Studcnt league MARGUERITE PINGREX Home Ifconomncs Englnsh Speedball Manager Internatxonal Club H1 Y SARA JANL ljOllx Art Englrsh Art Honor Society Vxce Pres Home Room Dance Pageant HI I l:N PRII SINL Scxcnce Englxsh Booklovers Club Pres Home Room 32 Cnrls Student I eague MARIL PUSTL Jovsm Home lzconomncs Englxsh Vlce Pres Home l:c Club Glrls Student League ,Ili We CI Rl RLDI QUADROS Englxsh Mathematncs Pres Home Room Cnrls Student League Study Club IVIADFI IVA QLADROS Englxsh I atm Hxstory Pres Home Room Gtrls Student league Study Club FRANCl:b QUILTER Art Lngltsh Art Honor Socltty Studxo Club Sports ANILS QUIL Mathematncs l:ngl1sh l atm Club Dnscussxon Club Clee Club A RAKL R QELZJ History lor Class I lft Membtr C S I Cl Lll RLAD Lngltsh Hlstory Track Manager 31 Football Block C 33 Auto Mechamcs LLNI RICE Mathemattcs lngllsh lootball B Latm Club V1ce Pres Home Room IINION RICE Matlmematlcs Engllsh Study Club Boys Student league ,on 'I 24 If I Gnrls Student League JOHN RICE Agrttulturc Ingllsh Boys Stutltnt Lemguc Study Club IVIARIAN RICHARDSON! IV Music Iznglnsh Ltfe Member C S F Treasurer H Y Stcty Internat1onalCl HERNIAN RIFFLI. Scxence Englxsh Sentor Play College Prep Club Boys Studtnt Itague Box D RIPPI Y Sctence Mnhemattcs Grant Unton Htgh Tra Hall Patrol Commxssto er Honor Socttty ALLA RODLEX Home Economtcs Engltsh College Adjustment Vlce Pres Homt Room 30 Study Club VERA ROLLINS Mathemattcs Engltsh Art Re C Art Honor Soexety Basket Ball Captam 33 LAVERNIE ROSE Agrtculture Engln Pres Agnculturt b Publrc Speakmg Pres Home Roo WARREN ROSE Wlathematxcs Engltsh Vlct Pres H1 Y College Prep Baseball 33 34 EDXX IN ROTHROCR Commtrcnal Engllsh res Inttrnatnonal Club Rxflt Club Dantmg CII-KRLI S SCOTT Ingllsh HISIOYQ Rtflt Club Boys Student Itague DAX ID SHLLIX I'-Irstory Enghsh I os Angeles Transfer Secty Home Room Blotk C Idratk AILLLN SIIIMP Englnsh Economlcs Com Home Lconomtcs Club Qtcty Home Room Countxlman 1, 'L BLNJAM N SVIITH Mmthematlcs Carpentry Stage Manager Boys Studtnt Leagut HLLI N SMI III Home Economtcs Htstory Speedball Basket Ball Clrtle C C uncxl 3 33 ,M ILA SIVIITH Art Lngltsh Captain Eagles Home Economncs Club Tumblmg LLCII I' SIVIVIH Lngllsh Commerctal Molmos Transfer Pconomtts Club Student League Nfxoyu 9'K1l'lll I ngllsh Home lc Comm C A A becty Home Room Home lconomnts Club KARL SPANILII I R Auto 'Vlecbanlcs l nglneermg Boys Student league btudy Club RAN 'NIOND SPI l Q Ll History lnglnsh Spanlsh Club Honor Socuty Bovs Student league .lOl IIN S1 ARR lnglxsh Mathematics Taft Transfer Boys Student lcxgue MISAKO Suu lllRO Engllsh Home Ifc Htstory Hotkey lntnms Spetdball Home l conomnts Club H1 Y ANNH MAX l ARASUI l Hlstory Commtrclal Study Club Cnrls Student league GEORLII Toyy NSLND Carpentry llnglxsh B seball 32 V5 l ootball 3 Blotlt C l RAlNlx VANOLS 131 'Vlathemutlcs lnglmsh lnttrnatnonal Club ll Studxo Club ll Band '50 V5 CVT-ali' ARAKS VARTABY DIAN Lnglnsh HlSlOfy ty G S Art Honor Socltty H1 Y Dramatlts RLC1 VALL HN xstory Lnglnsh ock C Varsxty football 'Swv DM I YVADI mt ToN HISIOYY Mustc l nglxsh lnrack l ootball Block C Captam B Team 30 N,! DPR lHA WALIEIQ Commerclal Pngltsh Red id Gold Caduceus lcebound Bl.'lTX WAINWRICHT fill Commercxal Fnglush Hamilton Hlgh Transfer College Adjustment Club Student l eagut VlAKl l ll l D Mathematlcs Carpentry' Stage Manager Bovs Studtnt league Study Club FAX WARE Hom Economncs Club Student Body ARDITH W1 LLS Englxsh Art Vnce Pres Home Room and O u Stagecraft VIARLAI TTI- XVI ST Ifnglxsh Socxal Scxeme Scnbblers Booklox ers Dramatxcs ROBI RT WHITL Mechanncs Engllsh Auto Engmeermg Boys Student league LVPIXNI WIIITI 131 I Fnglxsh I-Ixstory Home EconomIcs Club Internatnonal Club ONEITA WILKLX Art Engllsh Vlce Pres G S L Studlo Club Basket Ball Manager CLAUDINF WILLIAMS Enghsh Htstory Math Stagecraft Semor Play Pageant 32 33 ALICE IOUISE WILLIAMSON Home Economlcs Englxsh Vlce Pres G S L Secty Sophomore Class Semor Play 33 OTHER 1934 GRADUATES 1 XX mm Itonomxti I nglxsh Homt Itonomni Club Inu Ilxonxl Club tux Home Room I RANR X 'oon name ng IS Stud Bo Q ludtnt ItJQ,llt, I I Vw Hnszory 'Vlathcmatus Iclx Blotk C Glue Club IVIAIVIIIA AVRIL HI Imnglmsh Home Lconomus Study Club Cnrls Student I eague VIOI PT I: XVRIGHT Ingllsh Home LLonomIcs Cnrls Student Itague Studx Club Bl I I I LNL Home Economus Engllsh Cock Robm Ins Sectx Home I'c Club I umblmg, HAEL DEMATTOS TOMIIIT MARTIN ARGARET GILMORE RAY MARSHALL f n ERNEST OLIXER 0 Q! -vx NELLIE SNYDER 51 DICK WANTOCH R H D Y WILLIAAI WOODRLPT MARION OUNIT +4 '7 lf' ' if I I 5 i Q ' in 'If l.Pzlfl TA 'ILLIS I 1 I5 Q Ii I . 4 Q, X yi . 1, , 1 . , , l R A IP AH' ..AI b V Y .L Y. 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', I sv, . bar rv, Nr, 1 ,gf-4 W n U Y ,fy - ' I ' UNDER-GRADUATES Miss Parker s home room followed Mr Schreiter s program T hey discussed the topics which the girls were most Interested IU such as the mowing pictures lhose holding ofliee during the fall semester were I resident Vladeline I oomis vice president Barbart Strong and secretary Dtla Beal The spring ofhcers were President Ruth Swain vice president Barbara Strong and seeretary Madeline Loomis Mr Hoffmann s home room held lengthy discussions on the Orient Occa sionally the group studied lhe oHCIcers for the fall semester were President loe Bruee vice president Ldward Bailey and secretary Harold Wright The spring ofhcers were President Richard Burns vice president Richard Abbott ind secretary Ed Birtcil Mr Parker s home room studied often although they had some programs and class discussions The ofhcers for the fall semester were President Steven were President Ld Lain Vlee president Norman Box and secretary ldward McPherson Miss Burr s home room was entertained by outside speakers who spoke on Alaska and on the care of hair and sensible make up The members gave talks on music T hose holding oflice during the fall semester were President Ann Gorrill vice president Beverly Arens and secretary Beatrice DeBock The spring officers were President Grace Butler viee president Jean Browning and secretary Helen Caywood BACK Row BOYDSTUN STRONG ROUSE ROBERTS MILLER BOLLER FRONT ROW DORN CHRISTENSEN ROTH MISS PARKER WILLIAMSON FERGUSON CHARGE BACK Row BILLE FERTIG Box GRAVELLE HORN ING HOUGHTON JONES BARBER MANN SECOND Row PEARL H NIEYERS ESTES w MYERS COBURN TOOHIG CARLOS MAVNE GERHARDT FRONT Row KASS Mc PHERSON FINDLEY MR PARKER CONANT SMITH BROUILLARD LOVIN ALLISON BACK Row MR HOFFMANN BAILEY CUNIMINGS MEINBERG BRUCE FRONT ROW WRIGHT TURNER CUMMINGS ABBOTT SMITH FAGG BACK Row MASTERSON BEST BEATTY FRANZEN MOODY JONES DE BOCK FLEHARTY DUENSING BAG WELL LANTHIER FREEMAN SECOND Row DODINI BURROWS CRAWFORD DAVIS CAYWOOD AREN5 BAKER GIANELLA BROWNING BUNNELL SLOAN CANTWELL FRONT ROW S GORRILL BENTLEV A GORRILL EVANS MISSBURR DORN BROUCHOUD DURHAM BUTLER of 28 fn- ! I ' I ' A X l 1 . 5 ' A . Y' , xl U , ' -, ' , .A , .I J , ' , Y A , ' I ' 3 ' 1 ' . - . ' W 1 I 1 . . D I x V Q I l 3 1 h X' I C l y I I . V I 1 1 Y 'I I ' ' T 1 1 L 3 3 I I , Fish: vice-president, Jack Mayne: and secretary, Wilder Cass. The spring oflicers D l I I I- X L I L 3 UNDER-GRADUATES Mr XVest s home room has had no programs but followed Mr Schrexter s schedule and studled The officers during the fall semester were President Eugene Williams vice president Donnelly Woodward and secretary Ray mond Vvfhite 'I he spring officers were President Fred Potter vice president Ralph VJatk1ns and secretary Raymond White Miss Stansbury s home room had movie and book reviews Officers during the fill were President Helen Webb viee president Frances Semrau and sec retary Edna McCall lhose for the spring term were President Katherine Snow vice president Mary Lee Race and secretary Elizabeth Oser Mrs Fountain s home room decided that having discussions and programs was not the best thing that they could do While they had some interesting dis cussions and entertaining programs what they do IS study Their home room average of B shows the results of their efforts Marguerite Tracy has been presx dent the entire year and Alberta Price has been secretary for the same length of time Mr Filson s home room devoted some of their time to talks and discussions Several members gave talks on movies and other entertaining topics whlch were generally followed by interesting arguments for and against The ofhcers which tary Theodore Gobin T he spring officers were President Luellen O Neill and secretary Frances Hltehcoele BACK Row SOUZA WATKINS WITT MEYERS MEAD KIRHER REAVES LECOCK KNEZO VAUGHN LINCOLN SECOND Row SAMPLE ROBERTS INGALLS SOHNRAY THOMAS GIBSON TOCHTERMAN SAUER URQUHART WHITE TARASOFF FRONT Row F POTTER WRIGHT WOODWARD QUILTER MR WEST RUDDY STONE GLES J POTTER NORDOFF BACK Row LEE KALIHER HIEBERT HARDY RICH ARDS HITCHCOCK KIRKER TRACY CHANDLER BEERV FRONT Row DUPRET MARJORIEKESTERSON MADELINE KESTERSON MRS FOUNTAIN REAM PRICE MCCARTHY HOWERTON BACK Row F PINGREY E PINGREV RICE TWEDE B WEST R SPANGLER B SCOTT REES MORRISON MAR TIN MC CALL SECOND Row SOWELL PICCHI PETER SON WEBB SNOW TIMMONS WILLIAMS SEMRAU D SCOTT SWAN WHITNEY FRONT ROW RUSHTON PIERCE PAYNE OSER MISS STANSBURY TILSON SFANGLER TALKEN ORBERG BACK Row FINLEY JACOBS MURPHY GOBIN HEI NEN DE PUE FRONT Row O NEILL PENTICO SUMPTER MR FILSON HL PURSE WILSEY ++29I . 1 , ' . 1 K 1 I I I ' X 3 Z I 41- . Y L 1 Z - e 1 ' - i ' . ' ' 'Q , . I 3 J 4 ' 3 H . . . - 4 . . . - 1 T C T . - s., I I O q D ' V . were elected during the fall semester were: President, Luellen O Neill. and secre- . I I I t . . . l I I 1 H , . . . b 7 I N. p LLLES I I - I If S UNDER GRADUATES Mrs Walker s home room filled therr spare ttme wrth speakers The officers whrch they elected for a full year were Presrdent Joy Merydrth vice presrdent Laverna Manson and secretary treasurer Luctlle Dlouhy Mr Madsen s home room studled durtng thrs hour every other week arrang rug programs for the other meetrng Those holdrng oflice durmg the fall semester were Presrdent Howard O Nerll vrce presrdent Bob Brrtcrl and secretary George Butts T hose elected for the sprrng semester were Presxdent Howard O Nerll vice president Dlck Kollenborn and secretary Bob Blrtcll Mr Klssllng s home room held dlscussrons and gave entertammg programs At trmes they enjoyed readmg books durmg the1r home room perlod The om cers they elected for the fall semester were Presrdent Darrel Smlth and vice president Monte Walker Those elected 1n the sprmg were President Rtchard Ptrsey and vrce presrdent Earl Vanatta Mr Lundeen s home room had programs and d1d not find them satlsfactory After votmg on the questlon the class decrded to have thls perxod for a study hour exclusrvely which worked out for better satlsfactron The offxcers elected for the fall semester wtre Prcsrdent Alfred Duncan v1ce presrdent Bob Day and secretary Alex Donsker Those elected for the sprmg semester were Presl dent Robert Anderson VICE presrdent Carlton Hall and secretary Alfred Duncan BACK Row BOYDSTUN HESCOCK BERRY GAMMONS LOWEN INMAN EEATRICE PHILLIPS BERNICE PHIILIPS NOPEL MULKEY SECOND Row INGRAHAM MOAK MEN DONCA EGGLESTON SKELLY MRS WALKER TURNER BOHLING QUISTINI SHAW LEMM FRONT Row CLAV ERIE MOORE 'VIC INTOSH WESTLAKE SEYDEL MERY DITH MC FERRIN MANSON HINTZ BACK Row VANATTA PERCV D YOUNT MANES WAD LINGTON TENBRINK J RICHARDSON NORDVKE VODO ROURIS MC COLLAM R YOUNT SECOND ROW SEISS THOMASSON PATOCKA STOSCHKE SPESERT RICHARD SON SMITH RIST PRICE FRONT ROW BISHOP WATT ORENDORFF MILLER SMITH MR KISSLINV' TUTTLE WALKER REGER SEGERHORN BACK ROW KOLLENBORN LOOFBURROW BRADBURY WRIGHT QUIGGLE SECOND ROW EDWARDS PATOCKA 0 NEILL SIGEL EIRTCIL MC CONNELL GOW LOBDELL FRONT ROW BYRNE BAXTER FERRENCE MR MADSEN PHILLIPS BUTTS MARSHALL BACK ROW BUNNELL NIEL BENOIT CRENSHAW MR LUNDEEN BETHAM GILLUM COOK DUTRO GOUDIE SECOND Row FAITH DE MATTOS GARNER JONES BURKE DONSKER CARPENTER BROWN FRONT ROW HALL BROWNING NIANNELL DAY GAMMONS CAMPBELL KNLJTHSON ESTES JACKSON ANDERSON Whorf 1 1 . . . . . , 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , . 1 . , . . , ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . . . . , , . . . . . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . , . . . . t . , , ' , . , . t . , 1 - 1 1 . 1 , . , .. . - . - 1 1 1 1 , . . - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . . Q. , UNDER-GRADUATES Mrs KISSIIHQ s home room conducted lnterestmg discussion programs The officers elected for the fall semester were Presldent Laura Mary Htnes v1ce presldent Eleanor Darling and secretary Ruth Burger Those elected to offices 1n the sprlng were President Anna Mae Beery v1ce president Leona Ann E1t7 patrick and secretary Jeanette Cummings M1ss Vadney s home room holds discussions in which the class participates The officers elected for the fall semestcr wtre President Betty Osborn vice president Lucy Slocum and secretary Jenme Llssoway The spring officers were President Mary Katherine Steffen vice president Maxine Loomis and secretary Lois Smith Mlss Matthews home room appointed a committee to provlde a program for each meeting during the semester The officers elected for the fall semester were President Elna Moore v1ce president Florence Brown and secretary lorralne Bass The officers for the spring semester were Presldent Lorra1ne Bass vice presldent Lorraine McCall and secretary Clara Carlson Mr Crane s home room was entertained by talks from outsiders and held discusslons on the World s Ealr and other topics The officers elected for the fall semester were President Jack Orendorff vice president John Morehead and secretary J1mmy Roth The spring oflicers were Presldent John Morehead vice presldent Earl McDowell and secretary Edward Wong BACK Row CHUTSKOFF FITZPATRICK HAMPTON HINES HEAD BARKER DE GARMO SECOND Row M J CUMMINGS M CUMMINGS INGALLS COOK EERGER B BROWN THIRD Row DILLEY C DE GARMO HOGAN FLEMING HARRIETT BROWN BURLESON HEIDINGER FRONT ROW HAWKINS KISSLING BACK CARLSON LER TUGGI E SECOND ROW MITCHELL BROWN PRICE BROOKE G PRICE CAYWOOD MOORE DOUGLAS EATON COSTA MILLER FRONT ROW ABOLT RUCKMAN HUNTER MC CALL MISS MATTHEWS BASS OSER WHIT MOYER HICOCK HENNENHOFER DORRETT GRAY HOLCOMB EWTON CRAMER BEERY DUPRET BUTTON CABALLERO MRS J CLARK DARLING BROTHERTON HIGGINS ROW EISZELE WILSON PITTINGER HOYT CHAPMAN WILLIAMS CUNHA SOWFLL MIL BACK Row Tum. L RIST WILLIAMSON M R 1' LANDIS WOLVERTON ROSE SECOND Row ZEMEL SOWAY LOOMIS OSBORN LYNN THIRD ROW WELLS LUCAS WATERS TOOHIG WHITE WHITNEY WEAHUNT STEFFEN SLOCUM SMITH NASH FRONT ROW LUTTON WILSON TYREE JENKINS MISS VADNEY PACHECO PEN TICO PATOCKA ROLLINS NIENABER BACK Row WILLIAMSON MOREHEAD ROTI-I WILSON MEYERS POORE MILLER SMITH FRONT ROW OREN DORFF WALLER SHELTON MR CRANE RAKER RUSH TON MC DOWELL MOORE f31I ' x A . , . . 1 . , w .... . . J 1 H 3 1 1' I ' . - ' x - s '1 ' ' , . . . - . I , - . - Q 7 - T - , I - , 1 , . I , 1 ' I I , . . . . f , , , IS I BROWN. BAKER. BALLINGER, HELEN BROWN, J CLARK, REYNOLDS. SUYEHIRO, WRIGHT. SILVA. MARZOLLA. LIS- . - Y . , F .. . 'H ef ,, +A I L 4 , ,,, ' Q . .' ,, I A 1 V I , , A, -. .- UNDER-GRADUATES Mr Maxwell s home room has not had any partlcular type of amusement or recreatron Therr hours are generally spent 1n studymg and followmg Mr Schrelter s program The officers elected for the fall semester were Presldent Bllly Eubanks nee presldent Herbert Arens and secretary Kenneth flewett The sprmg officers were Presldent Wxllram Chrapelli VICL presldent Herbert Arens and secretary Bllly lgubanks Mr Ullery s home room the new students from Paradlse had lnterestrng dlscussrons and outsxde speakers Some entertalnrng book reports were glven and dlscussed by the members ofthe class and the remalnder of thelr perlod was spent 1n studvlng The group elected 1 presrdent Glenn l ynch but as there was no need for more officers they were not elected Mr Dents home room held several d1scuss1on groups and occaslonally studled They also went to the gym for ballroom dancing lessons The ofiicers elected for the whole year were Presrdent Ray Phllllps and secretary Floyd Wlll13mS Mr Paulson s home room planned thelr subjects for the four year program ln hrgh school and spent the greater part of thelr meetmgs in studylng Although the students may plan for entertalnments a great YHHJOFIIY of them agree that studylng has 1ts advantages 'I he olicers who were elected last fall and served secretary Llsle Johnson BACK ROW CRAMER DIVEN CHAPMAN VISHER BRUCE COX ARENS ANDERSON GAGE FRONT Row CLEWETT HOBSON EUBANKS MR MAXWELL CLARK CHIAPELLA DUTRO BACK ROW PECK L MEYERS SELKIRK W WILLIAMS YOUNKEY PETERSON RICE SETZFANT PALMER QUIR ING MULKEY SECOND Row NORDYKE POIK LEE NEILAND LEWIS LONI' PEACHER PANTER MARGADO J MEYERS PICKETT FRONT Row SMITH LEVVIS POL K L VIN PHILLIPS MR DENT F WILLIAMS LAW RENCE MAXWELL POORE STEIFFELBACH BACK Row BILLE STRATTON BOOTH FIUTZEBECK VOUDOURIS REAM LYNCH PHIPPS SECOND ROW CLEMENTS MC ANDREW HOGAN PERDUE GREEN MAR TENS KLITZKE JESSEN WARNER FRONT Row REVN OLDS MECHL NG PHILLIPS GRAY MR ULLERY SLATER HEDMAN MC FETRIDGE DE TREE BACK Row S AUGUST BENNETT G JONES JOHN SON BISSET L AUGUST R JONES KELLY CARMACK FLEMMING SECOND Row CONNER BEST CHAMBERLIN CONKLIN JEWETT ESTES GILLUM CUMMING BUNNELL BOMBACK HELLV CARPENTER FRONT Row HENNIGAN HANSON CAYWOOD CAMPER KLINE HARRIS CONLEV GRIFFITH DICKIE BOHLING I32I i . I - ' l 3 H L I I I B the whole year, were: President, Bill Conley: vice-president. Bud Harris: and LA . O I . I .I . . ,T .I I . -Lg l4.,, UNDER-GRADUATES 'VI1ss Crain s home room took dancing for their mam amusement Under the guidance of their class instructor the Freshman girls learned a great deal Occa slonally the group studied 'lhe officers elected for the fall se'nester were Presrdent Ann Morehead vrce president Jean Young and secretary Constance Pendleton The sprlng officers were President Vivian Moody vice presldent lla McCoy and secretary Jean Young MISS Markley s home room Ieirned something about dancing when they were guests of Miss Cram s home room The group took bicycle rides field trips and were entertained by outside speakers The glrls gave a tea for the1r mothers at Thanksglvlng The oflicers for the fall semester were President Mildred Hines and secretary Dorothy Acker The spring ofhcers were Presrdent Car melrta Girard and secretary Roberta Allen Mlss Botts home room took an lnterest 1n the forelgn countries They studled brlefly the countries of Europe and reports were given KIYOHO Matsuura gave a talk on her VISII to Japan The oflicers for this spring were Presldent Bobby Cowan vice president Juanlta Bell Courts secretary Marjorre Beebee and councilman Peggy Kollenborn Mrss Metcalf s home room had programs put on by the members and dis cusslons were held rn class The group studred during some of therr meetrngs Freddie Pfeiffer and secretary Brlly Lansdale BACK Row WILLIAMS REEVE SHEWMAKER MISS CRAIN SLOCUM PARRISH MEINBERG SEWELL SECOND ROW MAXFIELD SESSIONS MOODY WINTERS REVN OLDS SWANSON MC HENRY FRONT ROW MC COY MC SPARRIN PLNDLETON SWEENEY MIYASAKO WOOD BACK Row EGGLESTON HEFNER SHOALTS LEMM WHITE CHUTSKOFF SECOND ROW BEEBEE PENNER BALLANGER GIBSON WRIGHT MORRIS BLAIN CREEL RUTHERFORD THIRD ROW INGRAHAM WHEELER COURTS E WILLIAMS M DANIEL WOODWARD D WILLIAMS SIM ONS COSTAR CHATFIELD FRONT ROW PERKINS PARK INSON COWAN KOLLENBORN MISS BOTTS WESTLAKE K JONES METZGER BACK Row M BROWN CHINCA HOPKINS HASLET HAMILTON EVANS ALLISON CRANDALL BENNETT SECOND Row ALLEN LOWEN AMEROSINI GIRARD HODC-ES K LUCAS LITINSKY T BROWN G LUCAS ACKER HARTT FRONT Row HINES DE WOODY CON ANT KASS MISS MARKLEY LOWRY KEASER LAUTERIO JEWETT BACK Row HANKINS LANSDALE DIETZ SITTON AGUIR PLJRITZ DODGE ALBRO SECOND Row TROXEL TALKEN PFEIFFER WILLIAMS KING BOGGS HANSEN MARTIN GUVNN BROOKE FRONT Row REEDY MC DON OUGH I1 IKUTA KILPATRIC MISS METCALF K IKUTA KUZIAK NORTH f +I The officers elected for this semester were: President, Roy Boggs: vice-president, y LLL LLL I 4- i as E+ - 0Fl'lCFIlS I Inside 171 Helen Bell 4 I 71 try let Sterelurxf 'Xlmry Nltrgmrel Roth I reasurtr Clxudn NK rllnmson K I lreszeltnl C l1uel11 Vvftllumson I lxllllerxne I mdstrom Seerelurxf Arlles Vtrtxbednn lreusurer 'Xltry I rances Duns BACK ROW ROTH LINDSTROM PARRISH GIRLS' STUDENT LEAGUE Helen Bell and Claudta Vvlrllramson headed the Glrls Student I eague tlns past year Other offlcers were Vrce presidents 'Vlary Iee Rlce and Katherme Ilndstrom secretartes Mary Margaret Roth and Arales Vartabednn treasurers Qlaudra W1lllJU1SOH and Mary Frances Davls yell leaders Irene C tballero and Nma Parrish This year the league sponsored much charrty work In Noyember a benefit drlve was held for whlch the gtrls contrlbuted generously The annual Girls H1 ellnles was held on Iiebruary I6 when the gtrls were entertamed by stunts from the dlfferent elubs and home rooms 'I he program centered on the theme of Past Present and Future Jean Brownmg recelved the pr17e for the prettl est costume Margaret Baker for the most Oflglflal and Dorothy Fleharty for the funmest From elght o clock to n1ne o clock the grrls were entertarned by these stunts and the best costumes were chosen Later IH the evenlng dancrnff was started rn the mam hall and refreshments were served conslstlng of Ice cream and cookies A large number of glrls and thelr mothers attended the affarr In the fall the annual conference of the Glrls Student leagues of Callforma was held ln Oakland Daphne Granella and Helen Bell were sent by our league as delegates The theme of the conference was Ways of Spendxng Iersure T1me Upon returnlng the glrls gave many new ldeas to the league whrch had been presented to them 'Ih league sponsored the annual garden tea honorlng the Senlor gurls on May 26 The Semor gtrls were muted to brlng therr mothers Claudla Wllltanw son and Kathertne I lndstrom were m charge of the affur The annual play day for the gurls sponsored by the Glrls Athletlc Assocm tlon was held ln the form of a swlmmtng party on May I9 Many paveants were put on IU the water by the l1fe savlng classes who also demonstrated llfe savlng 'I he day was a blg success SI he g1I'lSl11NL been very actxve thxs past year ln lilklflg and bncycllng Doro thv Peterson was IH charge of these two sports and led the gxrls on many enjoy able tflpS 1n the out of doors A pay assembly was sponsored by the Student I eague ln Aprll The dra matxcs class of the State Teachers College presented an mterestlng play called A Bargaln s a Bargatn Ten cents was charged for admlsslon and the money was glven to the Health Center rn apprecratlon of thexr klndness to th school Murzel Brouchoud +Is4I 1 - 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I 14. - BLOCK WC' 9 SOCIETY The Block C Club has completed one of IIS most successful and tctlve xears slnce IIS org1nl7atlon sex eral semesters ago The C SOCILYY IS composed of athletes who have passed the requlrements of the constltutlon and have recelved a letter ln one of the four major sports football baseball track and tennls Returnlng to school after a long summer xacatlon the club met and elected Marlon Yount as presldent to gulde them through the fall semester Under the guldance of Mutt as he IS knovxn to hlS frlends the members were soon soar lng to new hC1ghfS as a club The SOCILLY was asked to take control of 3SSLmbllQS ln governlng the order of the students In the nevl plan the club would take attendance and keep order ellnllnatlng the necesslty of the teachers comlng to the assembly Th1S was a complete success A fund for lnlured athletes was ralsed by a pay assembly The annual Jan P1rty was staged ln February and was a great flmnclal success FI he 'ludltorlum xx as filled to overflovelng WhlCh shows that Block C men are good salesmen and publlclty agents bLSldCS belng good athletes Steve flsh sold the most tlckets for the party The second pay assembly for the Block C was held Aprll ll Four one act plays featured the assembly and the comedles were well recelxed by the students Panther Prowl day lnaugurated last year by the Block SOCICIY as an annual event was held ln May Every student looks to IhlS day as one when the routlne of school work IS forgotten and a good tlme IS had The Block C p1cn1c was held near the end of the semester The foregolng events are the major accompllshments for the past year Through the confectlonery booth the Jazz Party pay assemblles and SOCIZI events the club IS flnanclally better OH than any other organlzatlon ln Ch1CO Hlgh After paylng approxlmately S250 for lnjurles the club had an account of S200 at the end of the semester whlch speaks well for the members of the club IhlS vear lhose holdlng oflice durlng the fall semester were Presldent Marlon Yount YICC presldent Barney Hanklns secretary Roy Bennett commlssloner of pub llClfX Ed Balley The sprlng ofhcers were Presldent Roy Bennett vlce presl dent Steve Flsh secretary 'Vlax Lee commlssloner of publlclty MJYIOH Yount Item Westlake BACK Row MC HENRY ALBRO NEWHART WADLINGTON EARKER OHMURA WESTLAKE SECOND Row MR MADSEN PENTICO FISH LEE BAVLEY SNHTH HESS FRONT Row CUMMINGS VAUGHN BEN NETT YOUNT MILLER BATHAM CARLO RUDDY IIFFICERS I ALI. Tl RNI PfLSICiCl?f Marlon Yollnt X lee PFESldtl7f Barney Hanklns Secrelaref Roy Bennett Commlsszoner Publlczlu Fd Balley SPRlxe I E RXI Prtsldent Roy Bennett lul lresl ent Steve Ilsh Seerelurq Max I ee C UI77f77lS91tJf7tl' Puhllcllu Marlon Yourlt 435+ X .1 . - . 1 . v 5 Y! If w e . . V 1 1 1 e e 1 1 D 1 , U . A 7 Y - 1 1 1 1 3 V Y J V 1 1 , e . 1 1 1 xt rar. L X L L C 1 1 1 Y e . I. Y 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 i E .1 - 3 Y Y Y Y , . . . . ,, ,, . . 1 C v V V . 1 1 1 , X . . , - . . I 1 . 1 . 7 3 7 ' ' - - 11 . 1 - 1 . , ,l , . . W . , . . 5. . 1 L I ' 1 '-1,1,-'d. 2' ,. -.: 24..- GIRLS' HI Y CLUB The Grrls H1 Y IS a club organlzed to promote clean speech clean sports clean scholarshlp and clean lxvlng The club meets once a week on Thursday afternoon ln the Llttle Theater The H1 Y IS prlmarlly a servlce club endeavormg to glve help where xt IS needed Several projects have been undertaken durrng the semester to help the needy At Thanksglvrng t1me five baskets of food were grven to unfortunate famllxes The club was d1v1ded 1nto five groups Each group had a chaxrman who was responsible for the collection of the food and IIS dellvery ln the sprrngtxme a popular1ty contest was grven to ra1se money to send dele gates to the Annual Older Curls Conference held at Rlchardson Sprlngs March l7 and 18 F1fteen delegates from Chrco attended the conference The theme of the affarr was Mountalns and several talks were grven carrylng out that ldea Chlco glrls held a promlnent place at the conference Anna Fay Orendorff was v1ce presldent for th1S year and Mary Margaret Roth was chosen conference sec retary for the comlng season Edna McCall spoke rn one drscusslon group A Mothers and Daughters banquet was gxven rn the late sprlng The pr1 mary lnterest of thls affalr was to let the mothers know what the H1 Y Club represents and what xt does The mothers also get acqualnted wlth the other Q1flS therr mothers and the faculty advlsers The oflicers for the fall term were Katherlne Lrndstrom presldent Nlna Parrrsh vlce presrdent Mary Margaret Roth secretary Marlon RlCh3fdSOH treasurer Mary Jane Seydel planrst Janet Goldstexn song leader Clrace Butler sergeant at arms Dorothy Charge camp and conference chalrman Norma Spangler servlce chalrman Alleen Beatty publ1c1ty chalrman Betty Bragdon soclal cha1rman The officers for the sprlng term were Mary Margaret Roth presldent Betty Bragdon vrce presldent Cueraldlne Jones secretary Dorothy Fleharty treas urer Mane Head p1an1st Anna Fay Orendorff song leader Dorothy Vwlest sergeant at arms Dorothy Charge camp and conference charrman Marlan Rrchardson SBIVICQ charrman Norma Spangler publ1c1ty charrman Leona Ann Fltzpatrlck socral charrman Th1s year the club has new advrsors Mlss Cooper and Mrs Klsslrng BACK Row BOVDSTUN BERRY PosEv BAKER HEAD BOHLING MC GOWAN BUTLER LANDIS E MERYDITH EEST SUYEHIRO SECOND Roww JONES TURNER M PINGREY VARTAEEDTAN ORENDORFE E PINC-REV J MERYDITH Box EGGLESTON NOPEL LUCAS KALIHER CHRISTENSEN CLARK FRONT Row GOLUSTEIN SRANCLER RICHARD SON PARRISH LINDSTROM MISSCOOPER ROTH BRACDON G JONES BEATTY FLEHARTY CHARGE FITZPATRICK 0FFICERS l Al l Tl M lusuiml Knherme l mdstrom lm Presfdmt Nma Parrrsh Secretary Mary Margaret Roth Treasurer Marlon Rlchardson SPRINL I I RM Preszdent Mary Margaret Roth Vrce Preszdent Betty Bragdon Secretary Geraldlne Jones Ireasurer Dorothy Fleharty el 36 - . , . . . ,, , l , , . . 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I . . ,. , . ,, H: 1 . -. i fx..- IDFFICERS lXlL TIRXI Preszdenl Max lee' 1 :ce Preszelem XVarren Rose Seereturu Darrel Sm1th Ireusurer B111 Vlann SPR TERX1 Preszdent Ed Hall I ree Prcszdcm Bull Vlann Seereturu Paul Berry lreasurlr lxmes Moak BACK Row LEWIS B ORENDORFF CLARK WESTLAKE MC DOWELL HALL BAILEY M HORNING COOK DUNCAN MANN WILSFY BROUIL LARD IKUTA SECOND Row J ORENDORFF WILLIAMSON MOREHEAD ROTH SIGEL BRUCE BARKOWSKI MEYERS BENNETT H POORE DOWNING BERRY FRONT Row FERENCE MC PHERSON DONSKER WALKER ROSE MR LUNDEEN LEE MEIXNER B POORE CONKLIN HALL BOYS' III Y CLUB The Boys H1 Y has enjoyed IIS finest year dur1ng the past one s1nce IIS beg1nn1ng 1n 1918 The ma1n purpose of the club IS SQYVICC to others The members sponsored a bundle dr1ve for the needy of the school dur1ng the fall of 1933 and any boy 1n school was 1nv1ted to the1r free watermelon feed and pro gram 1n October The G1rls H1 Y gave the Boys H1 Y a party held at the school 1n November The Chl0f and most notable act1v1ty was the basket ball team of th1s year The club was fortunate to get Ern1e Barber as coach The H1 Y basket ball team played every ma1or Clfy from Los Mol1nos down to Sacramento w1th a good scormg record The l1neup was Dave S1gel capta1n Joe Bruce Ed Ba1ley Garth McCanl1es Paul Barkowskl 1rz7y Westlake and Max 1 ee The Peanuts can not be left out The1r l1neup was Carlton Hall Bob Down1ng Glenn M1ller Alex Donsker Alfred Duncan and Elmer Brou1llard Next fall the club w1ll have three teams the A and the B and for those who could not make the A tea1n the Peanuts Durnng the second semester the Eather and Son banquet was put over w1th great success The annual fishmg tr1p was held at the close of the year when the trout b1te the best f pl In order to keep the H1 Y clubs of Northern Callforma closer together and to keep the1r 1deals un1form conferences are held at d1fferent c1t1es Each club 1S allowed to send as many delegates as If can afford The first conference was held at R1chardson Sprmgs for the purpose of outl1n1ng the year s work Th second was held at Colusa Talks and d1scuss1ons were held on The Set of the Sa1ls The subject meant choos1ng our l1fe s work wh1le we are 1n h1gh school The next conference was held 1n Sacramento The delegates were expected to have a good enough knowledge of the proceedxngs to be able to g1V9 If 1n the local H1 Y Club Edward Hall was appo1nted conference secretary The fall officers of the club were Max Lee pres1dent Warren Rose VICE pres1dent B111 Mann treasurer Darrel Sm1th secretary and Edward Hall ser geant at arms The spr1ng of1icers were Ldward Hall presldent B111 Mann VICE presldent Paul Berry treasurer James Moak secretary and Monte Walker sergeant at arms Edward Hall +117 , , 1 . z x 1 wr 1 1 I 1 1 4 ,.. e 1NC1 , . 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Iom De Glrmo Seerelelru Clrxee Butler IUellell77 f hezumem 'Xnn Cmrrxll lNt I resrelen! ellllll Dorn lxte lresztlenl Ann Cnorrlll Yttremref Mendel I ev htermm mqrem I heurmem Dlpllne Cnlnel 1 BACK Row QUILTER PATOCKA FERENCE O NEILL GERHARDT HORNING HOUGHTON BARBER BALL TOCHTERMAN SECOND ROW NORDHOFF BAKER BUTLER MISS MARKLEY DARLING A GORRILL DORN GIANELLA CAIN CHIAPELLA FRONT Row HEAD GORRILL OSER BROUCHOUD DURHAM RICE REES DISCUSSIIIN CLUB The DISCUSSION Club w1th Mlss Markley as aduser IS Ofgfllllled for the purpose of stlmulatlng open d1scuss1on Durmg the fall semester the club membershlp totaled twentv vxhlle the sprung semester found twenty five enrolled Every fourth meetmg during the fall term was devoted to buslness and followed by a Bolshevlk dlscusslon Thls plan allows anyone to say anythmg on any des1red subject The Bolshevlk plan was glven up durmg the second semester and more programs were presented whxch rnvolved outs1de speakers The Internatlonal Club entertained the Dxscussxon group as guests when they attended one of thelr programs lhe club vlslted the Pncknell U Moore funeral parlor and later the office of Dr Chlapella Senator Deuel led a ellscus slon on the Central Valley Water Project Mr Cnerhardt led an rnterestlng discus slon on sales tax and Mr Rawlms on tax collectmg Mr Hoffmann started the second semester programs by leadmg a dlscussron on war ve hlch was followed by a VISII to the I lndo Nursery and a talk at the cllmc by Dr I ord lVl1ss Prichard of the New York I lfe Insuranee Company led an lI'IlpOfI1I'lI dlseusslon C oyle Bybee clty attorney led a LIISCUSSIOD on Clfy government and Mr Rlnker spoke on vldely known current topxcs of the day Other programs of Interest were A v1s1t to the Dry lVl1lk factory an lnterestlng talk by Mr Hubbard explalmng the dnffleultxes of mxmng and the dlfferent methods used rn mlmng a talk con cernmg newspaper work by Golda Hulen a dlscusslon on movles led by Ross Houghton and a talk bv lVlerr1ttHorn1ng concermng the care and habits of bees T he soclal events of the club were qulte successful as the members In ed up to thelr atm of entertalmng 1n the homes of the students of the club The fall 1n1t1at1on ln September and the sprxng 1n1t1at1on ln February were both held at the home of the club s adxlser The partxes glXQf1Il'J1S past year for the DISCLISSIOH Club were glven at the homes of Parker Chlapella Sally and Ann Cuorrlll and Elllabeth Oser lhe fall semester ofhcers elected were Presldent lVIa1r Rees vlce prestelent Iom De Carmo secretary Craee Butler and program chanrman Ann Clorrlll T lie sprmg officers were Presldent Julla Dorn nee presldent Ann Cuorrlll sec retary 'Vlendel Toehterman and program chalrman Daphne Clanella Julza Dorn Isl 1 1 5 J-.VI 1 A K' ' . 3-.'. 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T x ' a 1 - x I s A - v' sn ' I - x , v ' 1 v A v 1 . . 0 . --5: U 4-- ART ll0NOR SOCIETY The Art Honor Society has just enjoy ed a yery lnterestlng year w 1th capable officers and wlth Mlss Angelme Stansbury as adyxser The ofhcers Included for the fall semester John Hancoek pres1dent Katherme Lmdstrom YICL presrdent 'Nlmam Peterson seeretary For the sprlng semester the oflicers were Leroy Dutro president Edw ard VlcPherson ylce presldent and Donna Pendleton Seeretary The basls of art ts orlgmallty therefore the enterprlses of a elub based on xt should strlve to be untted rn all of tts enterprlses One very d1st1nct1ve plan whlch was carrled out was noon meetmgs every Wednesday ln the art room lhls theme of ortglnallty was also carrled out ln the method of ralsmg money to finance the yearbook ptcture A program the scene of whtch was set titty years nn the future w as wrrtten and presented by members of the elub for a pay assembly A play was arranged by Edward McPherson and the roles were taken by Katherlne lmdstrom and Leroy Dutro as stars wtth supportmv ctst oi Ldw ard McPherson John Hancock Alyln Boast Jay Bradbury and Velood row W1tt Araks Vartabedtan lmpersonated a fortune teller of the future and John Hancock entertalned wlth orlglnal dtttnes on the accordron I he club s aet1v1t1es were not eentered ln sehool alone but were broadened to lnelude the commumty as a whole Included tn thls program were addresses to the local Rotary Club on Relatlonshlp of Art to the Bustness Vw orld by Isabel l eroy Dutro made the stage set for a college play Aecordtng to the rules of the club the art edltor of the Cadueeus was ehosen from the membership Ruth lVlcGowan was selected Seyeral exhlblts were held durmg the year 1nclud1ng one man exhlbmts by John Hancock Woodrow W1tt and Ruth 'Vlcflowan John Hancock also held an exhrblt of portralts of local busmess men 1n Oser s show wnndow A well ftlled calendar of umque soctals provtded peppy entertaxnment nl lie Hrst aetlylty was a dlnner party at leroy Dutro s home followed by entertaln ment at other homes Just belore Chrlstmls 1 Klds Party earrylng out th nursery rhyme tdea was held at Vera Rolllns home Another very orrgtnal soelal held xn January was supposedly set fifty years nn the future Ihe host and hostess were Woodrow W1tt and lla l ue as I I lIcI'herson BACK ROW BOAST WlTT Vlf PHERSON HAN OCK DUTRO BRAD BURV SECOND ROW PENDLFTON DAVl5 LUCAS LINDSTROM MAC KENZDE RICHARDS OUILTER DE GARMO MC GOWAN FRONT Row POLK PETERSON BERRY HERMAN MISS SYANSBURY MORGAN ROL LKNS PINGREY VARTABEDKAN 0I'FICEllS l-XII Tl 'Nl lreszelent John Hmeo k l me Preszdenf lxatherme l tndstrom esetfeflfll lreusurer Vhrum Peterson UNL Il lrtsnieni l eroy Dutro 1 Presze e I ld Mel,herson 5 er mru Irtezsurer Donm Pendleton J9l I1 I I V V V I I 1 YI 1 YI I A I V YI 3 . 1 I 1 1 1 - I - x I s I 'I 1, I - ! 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L L ' It I 1 I 1 I 1 'Qr INTERNATIONAL CLUB BACK It IS the purpose of the Internatlonal Club to brlng about sympathetrc under standtng between the youth of our own country and that of foreign natrons to lessen the pOSSlblllfy of future wars and to extend a feellng of ne1ghborl1ness Each semester we choose a theme For the fall semester If was A Telescoplc Vnew of Distant I ands Outsrde speakers came who spoke on such subtects as the PTSSIOH Play Phrlrpplne Islands Denmark and the New Deal Dnscusstons were led by members of the club and mov1ng prctures were shown The Internatlonal Club IS a member of the World League of Internatronal Relatrons Thrs orgamzatlon promotes correspondence between the younger people of forergn countrres and our club members We have correspondents ln almost every country especrally rn Italy Hawau Mexlco Finland Holland and Cuba Each student shares hrs letters wrth others by readtng them during club programs Therr descrrptlons and queer 1d1oms are extremely lnterestlng and usually cause a great deal of merrlment The theme chosen for the sprung semester vt 1s What Other Countrles Have Contributed to the Crvlllzatlon of the Unlted States Thxs was carrned out prrnclpally by dlscusslons 'I he same theme was used ln the assembly program IH the form ofa play Our rnterest to others as well as to our own club members was our annual Internatxonal exhrbrt where many artrcles from foretgn countrles were drsplayed Inrtxatlon was held durlng the fall semester and a p1cn1c durrng the sprung semester under the drrectron of Marte Orberg Ktyono Matsuura secretary Mar1onR1chardson treasurer Frank Vanous song leader Doreen Legare program charrman Elva Ingraham and Larry Richard son Red and Gold reporter Marguerrte Tracy Oflicers chosen for the sprrng semester were Presldent Max Ley vlce presldent Marle Orberg secretary Bev erly Estes treasurer Robert Downnng song leader Alleen Beatty program chalrmen laura Hmes and Frank Vanous Red and Cold reporter Erlme Merydtth Llua lnqrahum Row VANOUS SEGERHORN OSER LEE INGALLS NYERS PETERSON HALL HINES EWTON BARKER TARASOFF SECOND ROW ORBERG HEAD CLARK JONES STEFFEN EIEATTY BEST WEAHUNT MIYASAKO JENKINS NASH BROWN DORRETT H WHITNEY R WHIT NEY THIRD ROW BAGWELL. CRAWFORD WATERS WEST ADAMS SENIRAU SKELLY GAMMONS MERYDITH EGGLVSTON HINTZ SPANG LER SWAN WHITE ANDERSON BOYD TUN TRACY FOURTH ROW RICHARDSON INGRAHAM LEY M S METCALF CHIP CA LEGARE DUN CAN MERYDITH DOWINING CUMMINGS DONSKER FRONT ROW MEYERS RUSHTON BENNETT RAKER ESTES HALL BAXTER A BENNETT 0Fl' ICERS TALL TI RX1 lrestdent Mn I ey Klee Presfdtnz lxlyono MJlSllUfJ Seerelartf MJYILHH Rlehardson lreasurer I rank Vmous SPRIP-C TFRNI Preszelent Nlax l ey I let President NTUIL Orberg Seereturu Bexerly lstes Ireusurer Robert Doxtmng 'MOI' I E I 3 Y g !. ' I V 1 1 I I .1 I l' I E 1 'D ! ' V I I I 3 l l 5 X . . I 3 5 X 1 X I T A 7 5 1 I I 1 I H I I U I l' I 13 X. I 3 . 3 H . ' 3 3 ' V. V 3' I I . V ' T I I . 13 , I 3 1 D l 1 I V Y I 5 1 I I 1 YL Q .A 3 T I ' I I B I A 4 T 5 E D X D . 1 Ll . 1 l I 3 1 1 l . 'I J 1 I X 'I Q . Officers for the fall semester were: President. Max Ley: vice-president, . , , ' ' . . E J 3 V l Y I Z !Y 3 ' . ll 'Ht Z V . J ' 4 ' L: 3 1 3 I I 1 . ' . f ' . S . 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IDFFICERS f I l Xl Preszelenl Mmrjorne Morgan rt el June XX rlson Mereturrf Helen fax xx ood Reporler nun Chrlstensen C I lu szelenl Bw rdem l mdxs me FISIL e Nlarjorxe Brown Srrelelru lnl Crrmy Repornz Jack Mayne BACK Row HANNAH WRIGHT CARLSON NORDYKE H CAYWOOD J LANDIS WHITMOYER BEERY BROWN MAYNE SMITH SECOND Row EATON HICOK MOORE MILLER HOLCOMB WILLIAMS M CAY WOOD HITCHCOCK HAWKINS DE GARMO FRONT Row BURLESON GRAY MORGAN B LANDIS MRS KISSLING HOYT HUNTER SPANGLER BO0KLOVERS CLUB The Booklovers Club of Chlco H1gh School was organlzed ln l93l as a glrls club lt has now become both a boys and a g1rls orgamzatlon The chlef purpose of thxs club IS to acqualnt all booklovers wlth the many famous books both by old authors and new authors so that a greater rnterest may be taken 1n one of the most pleasant and educatlonal reereatlons of the The club meets once a week and after a short buslness meetlng the perlod IS spent ln readmg The puplls may read any books whxch are sulted to thelr own enjoy ment and educatlon Srnce the fall of IQ33 the members haxe taken the responslblhty of present rng book reports IH the Red and Gold Each member IS requlred to glve at least one report durlng the semester Thxs plan has proved qu1te successful and those belongmg to the club have enthuslastlcally carrled out the plan The followlng IS an example of a book report wrltten by D8lSy l-lawkms Would you hke to take a tr1p around the world ln an hour' If so you may go by the way of lVl1nute Wonders of the World wrxtten by Alfred Skrend and Isabel Juergens You wlll enjoy seexng the wonders from the tlme the worlc began unt1l the present You w1ll find all the wonders of one cont1nent those ol Bombay bemg the most lnterestlng In Bombay there are Exe Parsee Towers of S1lence They are gray whlte very plam and surrounded by hxgh walls Upon these walls many vultures Slf Thls tower IS the scene of the strange bur1al system of the Parsees Four carrler of dead take the corpse lnto the tower followed by the mourners and twc bearded men The two bearded men are the only ones allowed to enter the towel where they leave the dead on a platform The vultures p1ck the bones clean The corpse IS then cast 1nto a well by the bearded men So complete IS the destructlor of the corpse that after forty years only five feet of sedlment IS 1n the sacred well The officers for the fall semester were Pres1dent Marjorle Morgan v1ce presxdent June Wllson secretary Helen Cay wood reporter V1v1an Chrlsten sen Those for the sprlng semester were Presldent Byrdena Landxs uce presl dent lVlarjor1e Brown secretary Ina Gray reporter Jack Mayne Marforze Morgan +I4Il l:Xl.l. ' I QR. Vice-fl' 'sl ent ' . , , V V'.', 'K , , SIIRINI 'IINI I-'IT W V y A. .A I. I' -I' l'nt I ' ' Awlxl ' 1 T I. V i . . . . . Y . X N E . V . time-reading. H V 1 . . I . . . v , . b . , I V7 3 I I I 4 I - . y . . .D I I . , 3 H I V . . Y . : A . 3 I 'l . 3 E . . y , i. . . . .. Y I . . ,A . , . b . f I 3 Y 1 L I 7 Y h . , . V . . V . . . , ' . ' : ', ' 2 . ' ' ' - . ' . . D Y. - .- -., , iq..- 0FFICERS FALL TFRVI Preszdent Cora McCollum l :ce President Dorothy Fleharty Secretary Nina Parrxsh Proqrum C hauman Nlarybelle Mrller SPRINL TI RNI Presrdenl Beryl Box lue Presrden! Bernxce Sowell Seerzluru Evelyn Rouse Imczrum C huzrmun Ad llyn Morrison BACK Row FRANZEN HIEBERT PINGREV SHEPHERD JONES LOOMIS LEMM M SOWELL TWEDE MASTERSON MORRISON ROUSE LUCILLE SMITH M SUYEHIRO S SLJYEHIRO SECOND Row SWARTS YORK LILA SMITH JOHNSON TURNER PRICE BOVDSTUN WILLIS PLE RD F HARTY CHARGE BRAGDON NOPEL BOLLER HA Y RONT Row PIERCE B SOWELI. PACHECO MILLER EUNNELL BOX PARRISH PATOCKA NECKSTAD KNEZO STRONG SHIMP ll0ME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economlcs Club has recently started work on a project ent1tled Cosmetrcs Instructlons have been recexved from Washrngton D C w1th the request that the glrls reports be sent ln as soon as they are completed On Saturday October 21 1933 a conventlon of home economlcs clubs of Northern Callforma was held at the State Teachers College The hrgh school group helped the College Home Bconomlcs Club recelve the guests and prepare a luncheon for them Stunts were presented by the dlfferent schools and xt was declded that the com entlon of 1934 should also be held 1n ChlCO w1th Wrllows as hostess ln charge T he members donated such artleles as aprons potholders embrordered drshtowels doll plncushlons and other useful Items At the club meetlng before Chrlstmas a party was held and refreshments were served lmtlatlon was held on February 27 durmg the club perlod A polnt system has been Worked out and adopted by the club A charter has been received and we are now glven the prrvxlege of wearlng the Natlonal Home Econom1cs pm whlch IS the Betty Lamp Thls emblem IS 1nterpreted as repre sentlng Joy Knowledge Fellowshlp Cooperatlon Servlce and Achrevement All members who earn 100 polnts shall be awarded the prn of the Amerlcan Home Economrcs Assoc1at1on Pomts may be earned by workmg on commlttees enterta1n1ng at club partles servmg at banquets sellmg candy and pops1cles md by taklng any actlve part rn club affalrs The club has sponsored several successful noon dances IH the Lrttle Theater Door and dance pr1zes have been the speclal attractlons The club members gaxe an Faster egg hunt at the school for lrttle chlldren As each president leaves office she rs presented wxth a sterlrng s1lver spoon On lf rs engraved her 1n1t1als the year she was presrdent and the club 1n1t1als Officers for the fall semester were Presldent Cora lVlcCollum v1ce presndent Dorothy Fleharty secretary Nlna PJfI'lSl1 program chalrmm Marybelle 'Vl1l ler Fl he sprlng officers were Presmdent Beryl Box v1ce presldent Bernlce Sowell secretary Izvelyn Rouse program chairman Adalyn Nlorrlson Dorolhu Hehurty +44 l 1 I I ' ' ' nnnr ' - . 3 3 . 7'e i ' Y Vriiiiir ' V V 1. 4 '- V 'nr W 4, '. 5 . Y . . . 'v . On December 8, the club sponsored a very successful bazaar, with Beryl Box . ' . I , 3 4 'I A ' 33 I 5 I V I l i I ' I 1 I ' l I 'l J ' 4 1 3 ' Q I ' il 3 I X V 'I B ll I 1 Y 1 I I I I I . 1 I ! f A' Y Y x 1' x l V . ' ' 1 I ' 'x m -'H . 1 3 , . I v 1 1 5 , . , . I 3 I l J ' I L . Y . l . i . . j Q D 1 ' . 3 I - ' . ' 2 , ' ' : ' . , I ' - . Q I I : I I D V 3 1 I 3- 1 . I V 3 I 'I 1 - D 1- I U ' -., T 2 kg. . SGP, AND 66099 CLUB A nevx club the I and O or Indoor and Outdoor Club was formed thrs year for the grrls who wanted to create rnterest In outdoor sports such as fishrng mrnlng golf and hrkrng and rn lndoor act1v1t1es such as socral dances teas and brldge partres Membershrp was Ilmlftd to thrrty and no Freshmen were allowed to jom the club In l9l-I the first Indoor and Outdoor Club was started Thrs club was awarded 1 certrncate for sendrng clothmg to a French chrld orphaned by the World War The certlfieate IS now 1n Mrs Stamper s care Durrng the flrst few meetlngs of the fall semester Mrss Cram faculty advrser talked about and Illustrated camp cookery An overnrght luke to the Salmon Hole was taken by the glrls and here they practlced camp cookery Other lec tures were grven through the semester on photography and astronomy On November 10 a d1nner was gxven at the One lVI1le Dam by the grrls and a Hallowe en Cord and Prrnt dance was held afterwards rn the Lrttle Theater The club was represented ln the Lnrls H1 Jrnks by a sklt called The Schools of the Past Present and Future At the begrnnrng of the spring semester the grrls were separated 1nto four hobby groups Tennns golf archery and bncyclrng The managers of these groups were Marcet Reynolds Claudla Wmllramson Irene Dupret and Fr1t71e Caspare The golf group took lessons from Mrs VOOfh12S at her home ln Chxco Vec1no The grrls begrnnmg tennxs practlced 1n the glrls gym whrle the others played on the school courts or the publrc courts The glrls taklng archery used the school equrpment and fleld and the b1cycl1ng group donned the1r shorts bor rowed a brcycle and pedaled as far as they could rn the tnme they had Wrllramson on March 24 l934 'I he officers for the fall semester were Claudra Wrllranrson presrdent FIIIYIE fxaspare v1ce presldent Helen Webb secretary Allce Loulse WlIIl3mSOH Red and Gold reporter Rosetta Crouch program charrman The sprlng oflicers were Carella Roberts presrdent Blanche Bradbury vrce presrdent Shrrley Kass secre tary Delores Evans Red and Gold reporter Janet Goldstem program charrman Delores fecms BACK Row EVANS BASS BROWN BROOKE LINN HESCOCK SEC OND ROW I DUPRET L DUPRET MISS CRAIN MILLER REYNOLDS KALIHER WEBB JONES CROSS FRONT ROW CASPERE SLOAN BENTLEY KASS MARJORIE KESTERSON WI LIAMSON GOLDSTEIN ROTH MADELINE KESTERSON ROBERTS 0FFICERS I ALL TFRNI Preszdenl Claudia W nllramson I ree Preszelenl Irxtlle Csaspare .Seeremru Helen XVebb Iroqrum Churrmun Rosetta Croueh SPRING TI RNI Presrdenl Carella Roberts I ue Preszdeni Blanche Bradbury Seeremry Shrrley Kass Proqrum Churrmcm Janet Goldstem 'Male . y . C . . lc ' I 1 .3 V I X . I . 1 ' 1 3 ! V1 A I X . I 7 l i L X I 3 A I A 5 . D I I V 3 . 3 Q 3 - ' R I I 1 I K I I I . X 1 1 I 1 T' ' .- . I l A- I T 'I 'I . . , . . F . . . . . I , . I In order to raise money, a bridge party was given at the home of Claudia 1 1 I - I I y 1 1: 1 . 1 y 1 Z 4 4 dn A ly I - 'I . I Z 1 I ' ! 'A 1 Q B I I I . ' 3 I 1 ' ' X I 'D 3 I V I 3- T' Z I ' I 1, 3 x 1 V x 1 Z 1 ' ' ' D . , N E E 1 I ' if BT I - .' 2 . CIILLEGE ADJUSTMENT CLUB The thlrty five hlgh Semor members of thrs club meet every Tu sday to better equlp themselves for the problems confronting college freshmen Statlstlcs show that the blggest fault wlth Freshman students at college IS that they have not formed good study habits IH hlgh school Hugh school stu dents entermg college often find It very dlfflcult properly to budget therr tlme read rapxdly and comprehenslvely take notes make outlmes find key words and prepare themselves for an examlnatlon Our purpose IS to remedy these faults Our sponsor has made a survey of last year s Chxco High graduates and dis covered from lf the major problems they expenenced IH college Thus we learn from our predecessors the best way to tram or flt ourselves for college Perhaps our blggest satlsfactlon IS the fact that the grades of the former col lege club members excelled by far non members ln varlous Calxforma colleges We feel proud to be members of such a progressxve club Boyd Rzppey FUTURE FARMERS Smce the F F A was organ1Led lf has rapldly mcreased 1n S110 strength and popularlty Thlrty slx members are now enrolled They have completed consrderable commumty work made road srgns repaired 1mplements arded rn completlng the nat1onal hog survey and helped landscape a rural school yard Many socrals and good t1mes were held durrng the semesters A watermelon feed a welner roast and the annual p1cn1c were enjoyed by those attendlng The F F A members attended the State Falr at Sacramento last fall They also made the trrp to San Prancrsco to attend the Lrvestock Show The greenhand 1n1t1at1on was the bug event of the year The ceremomes the ruff stuff and refreshments whrch followed were put on rn a very good man ner Another event was the Jumor Farmer 1mt1at1on The offlcers of the fall semester were Brll Helphmstrne presrdent Charles Montmellr v1ce presldent Laverne Rose secretary and Ed Hemen reporter The officers for the sprlng semester were I averne Rose presldent Charles Mon txnellx v1ce presrdent Ed Hemen secretary and l eonard Uhl reporter BACK Row ALLINGER RlFFEL. PAL FREEMAN RIP PEY OLIVER CHIAPELLA CLEMENTS SECOND Row JONES PINGREY OUILTER WAINWRIGHT RAKER NI WEST KREUTZER PARRISH MATSUURA FRONT ROW O NEILL CROUCH MC ELROY ORENDORFF MR WEST RICHARDSON DEARING FERGUSON VARTABEDIAN I eonard Uhl BACK Row G JACOBS GILLUM BE T TURNER DE RUE MR FILSON SUMPTER FINLEY EVANS WILSEY WESTLAKE SECOND Row ORENDORFF REGER BEN NETT CHANDLER H JACOBS BOHLING CAVWOOD GOW BROWN PICKETT FRONT Row HEALY AKE UHL HE NEN ROSE HELPHENSTINE MONTANELLI VODOROU RIS HITCHCOCK +1-l44l+ , v 1 1 11 s. 1 e . ' 1 v 1 Y V -V v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 - , ' - 1 1, , 1 . . . , , . , , - 1 1y 1 1 v 1 v V v v - 1 1 - v r. ve - - 1 - 1 ,- . . , . Y . Q . 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 - - . - , , , ' 1 - 1 1 v v v 4 - v ' BACK Row F WILLIAMS KILPATRIC MECUM GOLD BACK Row KAss SOUZA WRIGHT GOBIN HORNING STFIN CHESNEY RIPPEY MANES CHIAPELLA SAUER AGG GILES LOvIN MOLANDER FRONT Row MOORE BARBER HANCOCK IKUTA SECOND Row MIYASAKO MULKEY MCINTOSH ERWIN REAM KIRKER CI-IRISTEN EUNNELL sKELI.v M WILLIAMS HINEs ROTI-I I-IEAD SEN MR PAULSON DORN DURHAM WILLIAMSON REAM BUTLER FRONT ROW DEARING RICHARDSON BEERY ZEMEI. MSS BURR MATSUURA MORGAN FOWLER QUADROS FERGUSON SCIIIILARSHIP SIICIETY Cl'llCO Chapter l68 of the Callforma ScholarshIp FederatIon had a member shIp of twenty four In the fall semester and thIrty five In the sprlng semester nl he SOCILIY held several successful partles durIng the year At the fall soclal the Durham members were guests A swlmmlng party was also held late In May At the d1strIct conventlon IH Sutter Clty the local chapter put on a demon strat1on of the 1nIt1atIon ceremony A convent1on was also attended In Sacra mento In the Installatlon and InIt1atIon held In the first semester John Chesney was tarv treasurer Klyono Matsuura was pres1dent dur1ng the second semester wlth Wlarjorre Morgan as v1ce pres1dent and Mary VIrg1n1a Fowler secretary treas urer In the sprrng semester several members gave talks before the home rooms for the purpose of makmg the soc1ety better known about the school They also put on an assembly program usIng talent In the SOCICIY Joseph Sauer RADIO CLUB The RadIo Club dId not start untIl the second semester so It could not accompllsh as much as If If had begun last fall There was such a large enroll ment at the first meetlng that only JunIors and Senlors were allowed to jom The parts of a radIo set were explamed and several members constructed s1mple receIvers to llsten to the amateur band Most of the members dId not know anythmg about radlos when they started but they all learned somethmg about the worklngs of a set before the semester was over Fred Glles made many Interestmg talks and explamed the parts of a radlo set to the club Some of the members who had equlpment brought If to the meetIngs and good use was made of If The oficers for the semester were Date Erwm pres1dent Fred GIIGS vIce pres1dent Ruth Ream secretary Lesl1e Molander treasurer and Gertrude Payne sergeant at arms Ralph WGYRIHS l 49 Tf . ' . ' ,' f f . T 1 ' ' ' A I 1 X 1 3 . ' . , installed as president: Alden Barber, vice-president: and Janet Goldstein, secre- - Y A . - . V A . , . y 1 I I I ' f 1 , 1 ' . 1 D J , , I -I 3 - F. - BACK Row BILLE FERT G BRUCE GAGE BERNARDI FRONT ROW WEST WAGER EROWNING DARLING NIOREHEAD FRONT Row GOBIN CLARK SAMPLE OSBORN BACK Row ZEMEL MISS CURRIE JACOBS HELLER NIELSON INGALLS CLEWETT REYNOLDS HENNENHOFER STAMP CLUB The Stamp Club was first organized ln 1929 only to be dlscontmued the followlng year Last fall lf was reorgamzed vtrth an actlve membersh1p The club conslsts of about twenty members w1th the followlng officers Don Ingalls presldent Ralph Nrelsen v1ce presrdent Carl Sample secretary treas urer The club meets every Tuesday under the drrectron of Dr Heller when the students work on therr collectrons and trade stamps wlth fellow members FI hrough therr dlscusslons of stamps they learn a great deal of both hrstory and geography Thls knowledge IS garned through the 1llustrat1ons prrces and rea sons back of lf such as the Washlngton B1 centennral stamp of 1932 Stamp clubs are organlzed 1n nearly all the Oakland schools In Germany they requrre stamp studles 1n the schools Many noted people such as Presrdent Roosevelt and Secretary of the Interxor Ickes are stamp collectors The club held an exhrbrt Apr1l 6 and 7 1n Cllfford s jewelry store Each member dxsplayed a d1H'erent country Dr Heller exhlblted a very fme collect1on of stamps whlch attracted a great deal of attentron Faye Ruckman SCRIBBLERS CLUB Fuliillmg a need whrch exrsts ln every hxgh school the Scrlbblers Club has completed another year conce1ved essentrally for those who enjoy creatlve wr1t mg FI he Scrlbblers drew up the followmv objectlves whlch are practxcallv what the club has held as 1ts goal slnce If was orgamled Improvement of members own wr1t1ng through practice and Cf1flClSIT1 encouragement of students outslde the club to wrxte mcreaslng membersh1p by maklng the club better known The float entered by the Scrlbblers rn the Armlstrce Day parade reeelyed favorable eomments and the assembly sklt by thls club rn whlch all members took part was novel and mlrth provokrng A poem and short story contrrbuted to the Chrlstmas ed1t1on of the Red and Cold and a few poems rn the Caduceus marked the extent of our oubllcatlons The sprmg semester Scrrbblers were occu pred rn attemptlng to obtaln students manuscrlpts for the I-Irgh School XVYIIGF a maga71ne put out by hlgh school students and for Vs hlch we subscrrbed The last actlvlty Scr1bblers engaged ln was the annual sprlng prcmc The remainder of the semester was spent rn reading contrlbutlons and crrtrclsms ID club Howard Jacobs -el 46 f . I . . . . W . , . . - , , , DR Y . . . V I v v 1 Q v - - , ' V v - , - . 1 Y . 3 Y 7 - H Y H .1 I 1 I 1 I ' O 1 s f - s . , - , , , - V, , f , , , , . , , A I 7 7 ,H V -1 kg., AVIATION CLUB The oblectixe of the Axiation Club is to further promote our knowledge of uiation Each member gives a speech on some phase of aviation exery other week After the talks haxe all been gnen the rest of the hour is turned over to model building 'I he president last term was Doyle Bailey and this term Roy Cook Mr Maxwell gave a pfl7C to the one who made the best model airplane and is the contest ended in June every body worked hard on his model Among the many model planes that were built was a senior R O CI and a baby R O G Some are making scale models out of solid balsa Doyle Bailey made a plane last term that flew approximately fifty seconds The club at present is thinking about starting a Flying Aces Club Every member has to send away a coupon cut out of a Flying Aces magazine He will then receive his membership card by return mail B0YS9 P E CLUB The objective of the Boys Physical Education Club is to give the boys an opportunity to develop a hobby that will carry over into mature life This Ball sections The Rifle Club has obtained a charter from the Junior National Rifle Asso ciation and has posted a bond with the War Department for the drawing of small bore arms and ammunition The Archery section has made its own tackle and has shot some excellent scores The Winter Sports section has built toboggans and skis but owing to lack of snovs has not been able to enjoy this sport over the week ends The Golf section has practiced with the different clubs and has been able to play at the local links The Tennis section has arranged a ladder and is playing regular matches The Basket Ball section has regular games each club day and has attempted to form a league in home rooms BACK ROW COOK GILLUM COX CHAPMAN SECOND BACK Row ALLISON CURE ESTE5 GIBSON ONEILL Row THOMAS TOOHIG MR MAXWELL MC DOWELL TULI. SECOND ROW ROTH MEYER BURNS POORE QUIGGLE FRONT Row BROUILLARD EUBANK5 SMI H BRAGDON YOUNT GOUDIE THIRD Row MOORE MORE THOVIASSON BISHOP ONES HEAD SMITH LEWIS HANEY KOVALCHUK SALJER PRICE FRONT Row CONANT J EDWARDS WHITSETT G MILLER WH TE E EDWARDS LOBDELL 'l47l ' I I club includes the Rifle Club, Archery, Winter Sports, Golf, Tennis. and Basket PLEZE BELIEVE US Take tt easy glrls Its flarence Pen tlco and the g1rl tn hxs arms IS l eone hts slster Over here at the rlght fall good thtngs are on the rlghtl you see Mrs Madsen lt looks as lf she has a pan of pretzels under her left wtng but one newer can tell lt mlght exen be frogs legs soxled dxshcloths or po tato peelnngs Cooklng teachers have to deal wlth thlngs luke that BOY and can she cook' Just look at those hefty football fe males The physlcal educatlon teach ers are stlll plenty angry wlth them too because the former had to gtve treatments to most of the audlence for hyster1cs caused from laughtng so much at the assembly program whtch these fotoball fumb1es put on Left Bradbury Helen Bell Juanlta Pa checo Dot Westlake Marta Raker Helen Webb Marcexl Huntley Mary Margaret Roth Claud1a Wtlltamson and Mary Lee Rlce The sober looklng lad to the right ts Kay Pearl We also have clowns 1n our school Th1s one happens to be Ruth Ream The llttle water nymph IS Katherlne Ltndstrom Not bad eh? Now cast your weather eye down to the left corner Pretty good tumblxng at h The two hanglng around each other s necks are Bob Poore and Alllson Alllnger lhose peeklng through the entaglement are Bertha W'ager and Audrey Lucas Well Foody 1f you must play hors1e you must oh well The g1rl1e IS Ruth Swaxn the hors1e IS Bob Benntng O I O . C O C . L T . 1 - 'D . to right are: Mrs. Madsen, Blanch I I I 0 I O I I I I I I v I . c +e ? V ' , O I O . 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'- lo ,o .. 0UR PRESIDENTS When we entered H1gh School our tra1n1ng yy 1s d1rected from tvyo stand DOIHIS schol1st1cally and soc1ally 'I he faeulty eonyeys the SCllOl3SUC Slde of the SIIUAIIOD but for our soc1al deyelopment ue must depend ID a large u ay upon the extra curr1cular 1et1v1t1es carr1ed on by the Student Body The yalue of soc1al deyelopment IS often greatly underest1mated espec1ally by the parents They and a great many others hold the soc1al deyelopment of youth too much as an 1ns1gn1ficantth1ng They do not seem to re1l1ze that vse only obta1n our seholas IIC tra1n1ng to equ1p us for our soc1al l1fe It lS1I'l h1gl1 school that we first le1rn how to m1x yy1th other people Our react1on 1n th1s respect determ1nes to a greater or lesser degree our 1tt1tude toward soc1ety later on 1n l1fe Th1s thought 19 not cons1dered by the faculty 1nd consequently 19 not trans nntted by them to the pxrents XVe students are mak1ng the break from ch1ldhood to adulthood 1t a t1me yy hen ue must d1rect our own affa1rs 1nd be respons1ble .or ourselyes 'Ioday the alm should be to put more and more control IH our hands Our l1ves are l1ke Sh1pS on the sea we are the captalns Upon our shoulders w1ll rest the respons1b1l1ty of d1rect1ng 1ts course The drelm then the struggle to make the dream come true Thxs IS the true order that leads to YICIOFY In h1gh school we Hrst eatch the v1s1on of the man or woman we are capable of becomxng and then 1f vye are tra1ned properly we struggle forward toward that goal Out of the battle d1n that IS crowned w1th v1ctory comes that heart felt sat1sfact1on that IS the very essence of l1fe Th1S IS the b3SlS of all lessons and 1f the student vs1ll but bear lt 1n m1nd the t1me and money spent on h1s educa t1on w1ll haye been worth more than that spent 1n any way by the commun1ty Woodroee' 'Veeehart One of the b1ggeSI plans 1n our Student Body government needs thoughtful cons1derat1on The powers of the Student Body pres1dent and the other OFFICCFS are often oy erest1mated Accordmg to our const1tut1on the Student Body officers hue no more r1ght than my other student to 1ntroduce new plans The Student Councxl I9 the leg1slat1ye pow er of the Student Body 1nd should govern the IHIYO duelng of new act1v1t1es rl he Student Body oflicers are the ones who should evecute the JCIIOH of the Counc1l 1nd not the Qounctl execut1ng the plans of the Student Body officers as IS the general 1mpress1on The pres1dent and y1ce pres1dent should have new 1dL3S only as they cln branch out vyh1le they are fulflllmg the1r const1tut1onal dUI1CS and so do1ng the vy1ll of the Councll lt seems that too much stress IS gnen to the makmg of 1 b1g platform for a campalgn speeeh and the actual structure of the office IS forgotten Thxs IS one of the Hnest po1nts 1n our student government and ll IS a shame that so uorthy a th1ng should be so m1s1nterpreted It IS 1ndeed a great pr1v1lege for any counc1lman to haye as much rnght as the Student Body presxdent to untro duce nevs ldeas also that any Student Body member ean br1ng forth new 1de1s and haye them placed d1rectly before the Counc1l through h1s representatne Hovs ey er th1s one oyers1ght IS not vye1ghty enough to br1ng our student gov ernment IDIO condemnauon but II IS worthy of cons1derat1on for after consult 1ng w1th e1ght Student Body pres1dents recently I feel that our sy stem of Student Body goyernment has eyolyed to one of the most effluent demoerat1c planes of my of our surroundmg hlgh schools lhe basxe cause for th1s progress ean well be attr1buted to the lar s1ghted ness of our pr1nc1pal 'Vlr F L Cummxngs to vyhom we students are gre1tly xndebted Merrztt Hornma lvl 1 1 1 1 1 L 7 . 1 1 1 1 1 A 111 1 1 1 111 11 1 1 1 11 A - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L e . 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Z - fig, 'V-' ' VV NEWHART BACK Row DUTRO KOLLENBORN JACOBS RVPPEY LEV FAGG J MOREHEAD PRESVDENT R CHARD ON CHIAPELLA GAGE MEYERS SECOND Row CHRISTEN VlCE PRESIDENT SEN BENTLEY SPANGlER SMITH ORENDORFF VARTABED AN FRONT Row MATSUURA CAMPER ROTH HORNING NEWHART MOREHEAD FALL CIIUNCIL XVhen sehool began last fall the cabtnet offtcers of the Student Body held a meetmg Here we dectded to set up for our elves a deftntte go1l to work tow1rd Ind after 1 ltttle dlscusston we dectded that the most wonderful md useful obyec ttwe we could choose would be thls We tn th course of our admtntstrmon xx ould strtse to brtng about a better understandtng and a htgher and finer Splfll of cooperatton between all of the separate groups and classes of the Student Fody and the students and faculty is a vshole lverythtng that was serving toward thts end we would support and everythtng that was destructtve toward thts end we would destroy as much as we could Achtevtng our go1l was only made posstble through the remarkable efforts of the other Student Body officers who were Jtm Morehead nee prestdent lrxm Westlake secretary Merr1tt Hormng boys commtsstoner ol finance Vlarjl Raker gtrls commtsstoner of Hnanee 'Vlerle Harrlson commtsstoner of boys athlettcs Ktyono Matsuura eommts stoner of gtrls athlettcs Mary Margaret Roth and Marlon Yount commtsston bustness mmager of Red md Cold Ihe unfnltng eoopernton and adwee of sueh faculty members IS Mr C um mtngs Mr Hampton Mr Hoffmann Mr Crane Mrs Qtamper Vlr Schrettet and Mtss Qooper were most helpful to the admtntstratton tn achtesmv tts goal Lxtra currtcula aetxutles of a htgh order were successfully and smoothly earrted on Pverythlng sponsored by the admtntstratlon ln thts respect was whole he 1rt edly supported by the students l feel there were few poltttell controserstes to destroy the harmony of the Lounctl as a group rl he large poltttcal lssues vxere u tdely dtscussed tn the Councll chamber and the Counctl meettngs for the most part were lnely The whole reactton to the hall patrol ss stem was more ot less dormant there hetng more or less outcry from tts opponents The assembltes for the most part were vxell recened there betng much school talent uttltfed tn the productlons lserythlng vsent so smoothly that the tnsttgators of Student Body affaxrs seemed ltke cogs of a bug wheel that meshed perfectly wtth the faculty and the students Cooperatton was the earnest endeavor of our efforts and we earn estly belteve that thts IS the key to success and happiness ln a school such as C htco Htgh and vse stncerely hope that the admtntstratton wlll ftnd tt b st to curry on our work ll oodroee A eu. hen! 52+ I 4-L N , ., ,Q ' , . fx , . . , I X ' ' C Q X k H Y 'I I X 1 4 I A FX 'I I 3 L K K X K I X I AAI l IX X I X L H 1 A X .Ii - I VX X 1 Y K I I X' I Q X I ,A S ' I 7 A YK I X X I I I X 1 I I ' H x e, , A A 1 A X X 1 1 I . I X v 5 A v 4 I I L X va I I s vI s, I - VI a X v- s I I V 1 I I I s I s- I IL s I I I -I 1 I fs: 1 I I I 'I 1 I X I ' I A I - ers of hall patrol: Dorothy Camper. edttor of Red and Gold: XIIVIHTI Chrtstensen, ' e ' ' e 1 . E 1 S I I ' X I vf-x 1 - X H R I f s I L s A A' sI s- 4 1: ' er ' . - r - I yI I x I I a s v - 1 I A X X ' X XX X 5 I l't VX 'IXA' X 1 N I E X I I I X' V X X YI I I I I I XX I X ' s I vs v s I ' y x s - 1 C I X X Xl X xx' Y I L L. F LS! Xl s s ys 1 sI vs s nI - s I I- s I u ' I Y- ' U ' ' , I X X 4 I 1 , I Y L I ' 3 D I - . U . i . . . . . 2 L V 1 . I , . -..Q .- SPRING COUNCIL The sprmg semester of 193-I opened vuth a bang by reduclng the 'Student Body card from 'Bl 75 to Sl 50 The Student Body th1s seme ter has been socrally successful both ln spmt and finance Vlce Presldent Bob Rnchardson has enrrched our treasury by more than S40 from the Student Body soclals He has rntroduced three new out standlng Ideas I l I A large yarrety of entertamment mstead of danerng only at our soclals 421 As vrce oresxdent of the Student Body he worked 1n con1unc tlon urth the vxce presrdent of all our clubs and C37 He held a guest nlvht at uhreh representatrves from all the surroundmg schools eame All three rtems proved successful T he other student officers each of whom worked unttrmgly for the suecess of th1s semester were Helen Webb secretary Irvm Westlake boys commrssloner of finance Edna McCall gurls commrssroner of finance John Hancock commrs stoner of publrcrty Boyd Rrppey boys commrssloner of hall patrol Nadene Null glrls commrssroner of hall patrol Ed Barley boys commlssloner of ath letrcs Ralph Smlth head yell leader Rerd Sterffelbach assistant yell leader Klyono Matsuura glrls commrssroner of athletlcs Alden Barber edrtor of Red ind Gold Mendel Tochterman buslness manager of Red and Gold Our assembly programs haye cons1sted of many noted speakers and enter tarnrng programs grven by local and out of town talent The baslc cause of the success of th1s past semester may be attrrbuted to the many enthuslasttc cablnet meetrngs ln these meetmgs each oflicer presented hls or her problems and all the officers contributed to the solutron Many new plms were made ID these meetmgs and executed by the members Not only rs Chlco Hrgh gomg ahead rn every one of IIS act1v1t1es but also rn Student Body equrpment The new desk as was promrsecl has been purchased to match our new curtaln grven us by the P T A Thls desk IS a brg help toward completrng our stage equlpment The success of every Student Body functron was due to the Ene sprrxt and cooperatron of the students and teachers ot our school Thls cooperatlve spxrrt contlnulng our student goyernment wrll graduate to even a hrgher plane Nlerrrtt Hozmnq BACK Row MOORE OSER STEFFEN JACOBS ALBYO NIILLE? PHILLIPS MEYERS HANNIS WOODWARD SMITH DUN AN LOVIN CIIESNEY SECOND Row ALLEN KOLLENBOQN O NE LL GORRILL HEAD LEGARE SEMRAU LINDSTROM ROTH KESTERSON CHAMEERLIN BERRY DIVEN STEIFFLEBACH FRONT ROW LUCAS MATSUURA RIP HORNING PEY NULL MC CALL HORNING WEBB RICHARDSON BAILEY WEST B R CHARDSON PRESIDENT LAKE TOCHTERMAN BARBER HANCOCK VICE PRESID NT 1 53 1, .. N W Y V V 1 1 1 e V 1 . . . 1 1 1 1- 1 1 I 1 ' ' ' 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 V , 1 ' V 1 1 1 1 1 - V - 1- 1 1 1 1 1 . V 1 1, 1 1 - 1 1 ' :1 V - 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 ' 1 . e 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . , . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 L 1 e 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . . , . . 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 . . , , . 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 4 1 1 . 1 V1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . e 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 e 1 1 11 1 1 . . . e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . . . . - E 1,4 yy., FALL BED AND GOLD The Red and Gold staff started the semesters work with a new faculty adviser When Miss Gudmunsen left Mr McMillan took up the work and thus we began together The members and their positions were as follows Editor Dorothx Camper assistant editor Bertha Wager social Marceil Huntley dra matics Nadene Null girls sports Ila Lucas feature Doreen Legare Around the NVorld Nadene Null clubs and classes Jane Dorn boys sports Pug Kilpatric vtith Claude Payne and Ralph Watkins as assistants reporter John Hancock business manager Vivian Christensen and assistants Ed Cain and Mendel Toch terman circulation manager Pug Kilpatric and exchange Dick Wantoch A few staff changes were made in mid term The editor and assistant attended as delegates the annual Press Convention held in Chico at the State 'Ieachers College The Red and Cold won first place SI he staff was able to publish the paper without assistance from an adviser several times vt hen Mr McMillan vxas ave ay from school on account of ill health Dorothy Camper SPRING RED AND GOLD The spring Red and Ciold staff began their administration on January 31 with the following staff Alden Barber editor Joe Sauer and Norma Spangler assistant editors Barbara Bentley social Mike Kovalchuk dramatics Kiyono Matsuura girls sports Jean Browning feature Betty O Neill humor Julia sports Jack Mayne exchange Robert Hannah reporter Mendel Tochterman and Fd Cain business managers and Ed Gerhardt circulation Mr McMillan was taken ill early in the semester and Mr Parker became our faculty adviser until the early part of May when Mr McMillan returned 'I he big proiect the staff undertook was the publishing of The Chico Iznterprise local dailv on April 4 The entire paper was turned over to the staH with success It was necessary during the semester to suspend several issues for various rea sons The staff hovs ex er passes the Red and Gold to its successors with the hope that they will continue to maintain the high standards for which the Red and Cold his mlways stood Alden Barber BACK ROW CAIN CHR STENSEN JANE DORN LEGARE NULL LUCAS HANCOCK WATKINS WESTLAKE SECOND Row HANNAH SAUER MAYNE WAGER CAMPER GERHARDT G BSON TOCHTERMAN FRO T ROW MATSUURA S ANGLER BENTLV O NEI MR P RKER BARBER JULIA DORN BROWNING KOVA CHUK D CAMPER A BARBER FALL EDITO SPRING ED TOR +I 54 y . ' ' . . ' ' . 1 B I . V 3 5 7 1 I I 1 4 I. 1 . Dorn, clubs and classes: Irvin Westlake, Ralph Watkins, and Don Cwibson. boys' e . lp Q 1 l 7 Y I 3 ' I L I - 3 A ' If I I I I e L e I 1 e S I . ' . I 7 I I. P i , I. LL. A . . R . . , L , I .Vim 4 I V' . - J he - TH l Luc STAND NG CAMPLP CHESNEY LFGARE CHRISTENSEN D MILLER EDI SlTTlNG MC GOWAN WAGER LUCAS NULL EUS NESS MANAGER 1934 CADUCEUS In January work was started on the l934 Caduceus Th1s was late but the staff put rn a lot of work after school They were determmed to make thls th1rt1eth ed1t1on a success by grvrng you students a revrew of this school year The sales campargn was started ofT by the staff Wrth an assembly ln Decem ber the purpose berng to create greater 1nterest IH the Caduceus lt was qurte d1f ferent from the other campa1gns the members of the publlcatrons department were the only salesmen The salesmen for the most part caught the Splflt of the campalgn and worked hard IU thelr spare txme 'I he sux salesmen selling the most books were each grven a C aduceus free T hose who sold the most annuals were lrvrn Westlake 54 Betty O Nelll 49 Doreen Legare 34 Klyono Matsuura 30 Joe Sauer 25 and Norma Spangler 25 Thermometers were hung 1n the front hall one for eaeh class At the end of each day the mercury nnformed the students as to the sales made rn each elass The Senror class ended Wlth the hlghest number At the begrnnmv of the spr ng semester a Caduceus Club was formed the members bemg the Caduceus staff Because of 1 prolonged lllness Mr MclVl1llan was forced to take lewe of absence tor a conslderable tlme and the staff IS very grateful to Miss Currie and Mr Parker for the asslstmee they gave m hrs Tbsence lhe year ended wrth a publrcatlons banquet where the staff recexved thenr books mn advance of the general dlstrxbutlon lla lucas THE STAFF Fdzlor Asszstant Fdzror ILA Luczxs BERTHA WAGER NADFNF NULL PUG KILPAIRIC RUTH MCGOWAN Gzrls Sports Dramatzcs Boys Sports Art Fdztor VIVIAN CHRISTI wsr N Calendar JOHN CHI sNEa BETTY O NFILL DORFFN LECARE Dow M11 LER BETTY DURHAM JACE Mm NF Asszstants MR MQMIITAXJ Snaps Assrstant Humor Buszness Manager Aduzser +i 5 5 7 , . . 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L ..LL L LL LLLL LL LL L L LL L LL LL Q LL, fl 56 SClIO0L BOARD Top Row 'I hompson Tuttle Second Roxy Pmrker Rose March Mr March at the head of the school board thls year has had a great deal of work to do A number of school board meetlngs at whlch many rmportant rssues were decrded required a great deal of trme and attentton of the school board members P T A COUNCIL Standrng Stamper 'imtth Baker Lgglcston Houghton George Slttmg Hornrng Barber Cummxngs Pxngrey Hancock The Hugh School P T A feels that they have had a most successful year from the standpolnt of the stu dents For the school the purehase ol 1 much needed audxtorlum curtaln dem onstrates our slogan of Qervtee ASSEMBLIES Standing Rleharelson Hornmg Nevxhxrt lxrl patrre Snttmg Crane West Cooper Wtlltam SOD Thrs commlttee IS composed of two faculty members the student body presldent and two or three students chosen by the prestdent lts duty ts to plan the programs for varlous assem assembl1es a semester CARPENTRY Stmdmg XVadlmgton net llrnson bmrth loster Srttrng Orner Johnson lueas Stayas Bent7 German The major project for the carpentry elass has been the construetton of the forms and the placrng of the relnforc 1ng steel for the grrls shower un1t Accuracy layout orgamlatlon and skull are demanded AUTO MECHANICS Top Roxy Menlo Alllson G Kltngenberg I mdsay R Klmgenberg angler Shaw Shelton Iecchr Seeond! ow Veffred E Baldumn Broun Boast Ball Dean Nelson R Blldutn Txrasofi Sttttng McHenry White Nlead btnllo Dahlman Dutro Barley Barker Thls class has accompltshed much th1s year 1 T 'H V.- I I 3 1 ' I . 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YI 2 H+'- C PEN :co A SQUAD MR MADS N APTAIN COACH Av FO0TBALL Under the leadershlp of Captaxn Clarence Pentrco and the able drrectnon of foach Maddy Madsen the Chxco l-hgh football team went through another successful though not a champlonshlp season as they proceeded to w1n Seven games and lose three g1v1ng eyery team they played a hard battle 'I he season opener was agalnst Orland the team that later won the west srde champ1onsh1p by defeatrng Wrllows after Wlllows had beaten Woodland The loeals yyon thls game handlly as Bennett proceeded to score early rn the game and a pass for conversion was good A few m1nutes later the entxre Chlco hne smothered an Orland back beh1nd hrs own goal hne for a safety and two more oonnts thus makrng the Hnal score 9 to 0 Orland only threatened once that belng after Manos poyy erful Orland fullback romped flfty yards down the srde hnes after breaklng through K1lpatr1c s guard to the erght yard lme where he was caught by lr7zy Westlake Here however Krlpatrlc made up for hrs pre nous laxness by throwing Orland backs for losses three trmes IH a roxy yxhnle Don Mrller center stopped Orland cold on therr fourth and last down After thrs good start ChlCO ran 1nto some hard luck as they lost by 1 seore of 7 to 6 to a yy eaker Susanyrlle team after they had pushed the mountarn boys of the game by runnrng .1 Chreo punt slxty yards to a touehdown and then eon vert1ng n1eely after C oach Madsen had put rn a lot of substltutes apparently thrnkrng the game was on rce Ch1co made a vahant but vam effort agam to break unto the seorrng column by marchlng sxxty e1ght yards down the field there lindmg they had only enough time left to try a place k1ck Madsen sent rn Frank Ruddy to try for the three pomts but the k1ck fell short Chreo s first and only score came 1n the Hrst few m1nutes of the game as Wadllngton plunged oy er from the slx yard strrpe after a sustamed march from mldfreld The thrrd game of the season proved that the locals had plenty of fight and that they could come back strong after a defeat In thrs test game ehe Red and Gold boys yyhrpped the powerful College Frosh 6 to O as Roy Bennett seored vyrth only four m1nutes left to play on a double reverse Prror to thrs t1me only Wadlxngton had been able to gaxn for elther srde as Schmldt of the College Frei had proyed hrmself to be practrcally a whole team maklng all of the tackles for the Freshmen except two Mary syllle vyas the first league game of the year and although pre game dope favored Marysy1lle ChlCO yy on easlly to the tune of Z6 to 6 Desprte the score lf was yery apparent that the team was weakened very much by the loss of 1ts 4571+ I ! T E I H H 1 V J ' ' ' 3 V I I ' . P 1 1 13' I l h YH I 1 B' Q 1 H ' Y 5 l I I I I . l 7 I 3 . Q , . , , s , ' . I ' , ' A 1' u I 7 V ' . l 3 . 3 I I I Y V I I - 7 L' 4 Y' DK Q 3 J' 3 Y ' 1 J . 3. 7' ' ' 1 ' rv v ' m I 1 V B ' 3 I . , ' ' ' , ' , A . V V. I Y all over the Held during all the game. Susanville scored in the last four minutes 3 3 ' I I I I . I . J I 1 J v V , 3 , ' ' . V . 7 Y 1 V Y 7 V ' 3 x Q Y Y' I 7 J I - I Y Y J Y L I I M. .ill WADLINGTON KILPATRIC CLEAR WAY FOR BENNETT BENNETT GAINS NICELY ON END RUN GCA!! FO0TBALL two melrglble stars Wadlrngton fullback and Newhart tackle Chrco scored rn the Hrst four mrnutes of play as Bennett went over from the four yard l1ne on a lateral pass after a march from mrd Held The locals scored agaln just before the clos of the first quarter as Steve lush plunged over from the three yard l1ne Frsh scored agaln on the first play of the fourth quarter on a plunge The Pan thers last touchdown was scored as Barley caught Westlake s pass Mlller ended the day s scor1ng wrth a perfect place krck Wlth two mmutes left rn the first half Marysvrlle scored on a smgle reverse after three long passes had placed them on the erght yard l1ne Although the score of the Sacramento game was 26 to 0 1n favor ol' Sacra mento the outcome of the game was never definrte untrl the last four mrnutes of the game at whrch trme Ch1co made a desperate effort to overtake Sacramento s one touchdown lead by throwlng desprte a strong wrnd Sacramento proceeded to Intercept and run back to touchdowns four of them to make a large score out ol what was really a glorlous hard fought battle On AFHIISIICQ Day at Orovrlle a crowd of 2000 watched Chrco and Orovrlle play one of the hardest fought games of the season Durmg the entrre first half Orovrlle seemed to be the superror team stopprng Chlco s offense cold and galn rng several yards between the twenty yard lrnes themselves In the iirst three minutes of the second half however the worm turned A beautlful pass Ben nett to Prsh netted the Red and Gold lads a touchdown and as K1lpatr1c s krck went square between the crossbars the Orovrlle courage gave out and the1r sprrrt broke 'I he rest of the encounter Chlco just toyed wrth therr adversarres Fmal score 7 to 0 Chrco had no trouble rn dolng away wlth the Yuba Clty Honkers to the tune of I9 to 7 Yuba C1ty scored rn the last four mlnutes on a SQFICS of passes Bennett s puntrng was the outstandrng feature of the game ln the Cll3IT1p1OI'1Sh1p t1lt wrth Woodland Ch1CO lost a hard fought battle rn the last four mxnutes of the game as Captaln Slmas of Woodland made a crrcus catch of a fifty yard pass and then rn four plays the Woodland team finally advanced four yards to score Bennett almost broke loose when he scampered Hfty yards on a double reverse C hlco closed the season wrth a wm swamplng Orovllle rn a return game I9 to 0 Chxco garned at w1ll all durmg the contest and IIS defense was flawless Passes were the feature of the game as Chico gamed over 300 yards by thls route -if 58 v v v v - , x 0 ' - L . , . , . x , . . . . . . x v 1 . . . , e . . . -' f . v . . - A . 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BAILEY CUMMING KILPATRIC MILLER BATHAM HESS PENTIFO VAUGHN FISH WESTLAKE BENNETT IIFT END This position was held down all year very successfully and without dispute by Captain Clarence Pentico As a reward for his great playing Pentico was chosen on the Sacramento all opponent eleven and on the Woodland all opponent eleven In addition to these eompliments Coach Bun Onyett of Oroville said Pentico is the best high school end I have ever seen in action IPI-T TACIeLh Timber Newhart started in this position but before the season was well under way he was declared ineligible and so l eland Hess former lirst string right tackle was shifted to this position as most of the other teams play that side of our line He held down his Job all the rest of the year LEFT GUARD John Cummings started at this position but while he was out with an injured hand Roland Batham gave such a good account of himself that he was allowed to keep the position for the rest of the year CYNIHR The team was blessed with two great centers this year Don IVlil Ier the greater of the two got the call all of the time that he was not injured He was chosen on the Woodland all opponent team with this remark from the XVoodland coach I m glad he won t be back next year J he other center Cecil RIFHT GUARD Pug lxilpatrie got Hrst eall for this position throughout the entire season Pug not only played guard but called the signals and was called occasionally into the back Held He was chosen on the Sacramento all opponent eleven and was given honorable mention on the Woodland all opponent team RICH! nl At M I Ihis position was never st lrted by the same man two Sat urdays in a row John Cummings Jaek Lounts and Cecil Read when he wasn t playing center all vied for this position RIGH1' END bd Bailey was in command of this position all year and gave such a good account of himself that he was elected captain for the next year BLOCMNG HALXIS The team was blessed with four very good blocking halves Vaughn and Smith on the right and lrzzy Westlake and Johnny Barker on the left Irzzy was elected co captain with Bailey FULLBACK Dale Wadlmgton started at fullback and showed a lot of prom ise but he was declared ineligible along with Nevshart Bob ladmiston and Steve Fish took ox er the duties playing equal time RLNNINC, BAClx In this all important position Roy Bennett starred all year as a triple threat back and it was his superb kicking that saved many a hard close game IDQI 4? I . .. I i I I I N D 4 3 3 3 - 'I D 3 ' I I I 5 ' . 4 E - ' I ' A. A I I 3 I 5 D 3 X il I I . A ' V 1 3 J ' I I I K 4 A ' I 3 1 I l 1 1 ! ' 4 at 3 I s , s A i ' i s e ' yi ' A ' - J 5 3 I 1 n h I ' ' D X . 5 3 3 - X ! . 'A' I A 3 Read, gave a very good account of himself while Don was out with injuries. I I ,. .. A S 1 . . . g l l 3 Q Yi l 'I I I . 1 ' 3 H D - I ' 1 ! I . l 4 1 I 7 I . . ' ' N ' 13 I I V J I Lx I , 4 Y I - . . . V.. x y A 3 1 3 1 I 1 - I . J ! J 1 ' ' - . u . . . i V, x Y t l . 1 . 1 Il v C I ' 3- 'A ' d 'Z I' A I P 3 K 3 ! -,.,J - ZF..- X F SKELLY B SQUAD COACH FO0TBALL For the first tlme 1n the h1story of ChlCO H1gh School a B team has been produced that was not beaten ln league competition 'l he thanks and congratula tions go to Coach Prank Qkelly who spent many hours of patient and unpaid work with the team nl he B team opened lts season wrth a l2 to 6 victory ox er Hannlton Cirty l arl Vanatta scored ftrst for Chico on an end run and a few minutes later Ray Marshall Crossed the broad stripe for the second score Hamilton Clty scored early rn the contest on a sertes of reverses ln th second encounter of the year the locals met and conquered Los Mohnos Coach Skelly started h1s second team and Los lVlol1nos soon scored on them after whtch they xx ere promptly jerked and the first team allowed to go to work lust before the first half ended lVlanes seored Cihxco s Hrst touchdown by romptng thirteen yards on a reverse Dtck Kollenborn seored the second and wtnnxng touchdown when lle slipped through the line and ran thirty yards to seore He also bucked the extra pomt thus making the fmal score 13 to 7 ln the first league game of the year the Bees easily defeited Oroulle as C het Broyles rin wild The seore vt is l2 to 6 team C lncos lone tally eame three mlnutes after the opening of the second quarter as Chester Broyles the leading ground gamer of the day romped twenty five yards behind good interference to that promtsed land los Molinos threat ened once when a back got past all Cohteo men after SCOOPIIIQ up a bloeked punt XV1th noth1ng between htm and the goal line lf looked llke a sure score but Llroy bliilfll left the pack of pursuers to overhaul the runner as 1f he were stand mg stlll to save the day The nnil seore was 6 to 0 lhe now conndent B team journeyed to Orland to play 1 praettce tilt vuth the team where they were beaten quite dec1s1vely 24 to O l-lovxever the game vtas not as lopsided as the score as Orland got several breaks on fumbles and Cihleo threatened quite often Durham presented the next obstacle for the locals to clear in the champlon shlp race Fl he game was long and hard fought each team threatening to seore but both being stopped by the gun So the score ended O to O Fl he final game of the year was with Blggs and as thls game meant 1 Cham plonshlp the boys came through tn fine stlye to w1n 7 to 6 Kollenborn scored for C lnco after a long pass had put them ln position 60 +4- 1 1 'A 1 . 7 1 . I i - I 5 3 1 . , . 11 3 1 ' 1 ' 1 - , ' 1 I I I I 'I I t ' i' ' 1 I . 5 I1 3.1, 1 1, Q . 1 1 I 'I ' 3 I 1 1 . 1 I I Y I 'A 1 . 'I' I I I Q 3 ' l V ' ' I . II I I I I I ' 1 I I . . y x . y . D . V 1 ' 3 D ' J ' ' I I 1 ' 1 1 A 1 1 1 11- 1 ' y 1'1L 1 V' 1 L l 1 1 ' 1 -1 1 1 1 . .... . . 'l he next league contest found the locals again meetlng the l,os Molmos 1 Q I Y' I A 3 II I 1 V ,I I A 1 J C I ' D . . J ' 3 5 - I 1 I I I I I I I I x 1 ' I A X J I I ' i .' J I ' P ' ' D I 5 D1 . 3 I I . .fI 5 D . . 1 . . . . 1 1 1 - , ' l 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 A I 1 ' 1 t 7. I 3 I J VD 1 I I D ' I D ' VI I I 7 ' 7 g l k l I' ,V 3 . 1 1 I X 1 l 1 I I I ' - 1 I I Q D 1 J A ' I . , ' 1 Q 1 , . l ' I . I J I I I . ,if f ,.- N69 rmco fn :WW LIIKZU T COSTAR BACK ROW MC HENRY VODOURI5 BURKE GAGE SECOND Row NI YOUNT COACH CARLOS HESS WRIGHT SIGEL KNEZO COOK COSTAR FRONT Row CAPTAIN WOODWARD YOUNT HUSE POORE MLJR LINCOLN SMITH BAILEY UNLIMITED TRACK Starting the track scason with almost nothing in thc way of imshcd maternl Coach Tommy Costar again deyclopcd a maryclous yycll balanctd almost championship track tcam The lnsplration that mouldcd this group of fair 1th lttcs into 1 fighting org1n11at1on of ncar chamoions that ncvtr lost 1 mttt txccot tht finals and thost only bv a half point w1s tht marytlous rtcord sct by C1pta1n Nlarlon Yount C iptun Yount lost only ont rict ill yur and tht ract w1s to 1 yytll dtvcloptd collcgc athlttt not a high school m1n For tht first mutt of tht yftar a fcw of C htco High s btst athlttcs kOI11I3ll1LLI with thc picktd ithlctcs of scytr1l schools of Northtrn C1l1Iorn11 for tht pur post of mtttmg thc Chico Statt Prosh in 1 du1l mtct 'lht lsrcshmtn won 1ll right btcausc of tht Hcrculcan tfforts of thclr iron m1n Jimmy Hayfnts who yy on flu first placcs Dtspitc thc frosh victory Coach Cost1r was pleistd IS tht locals showed potcntnl strength in many cvcnts ynith an txctptionally good rtlay team and thcy m1nagcd to garner Zlly points to bc thc leading high school team of thc d1y Thc second mcct of thc ycar yy as a largc 1ny1t1txonal hcrt on the local oy YI to wh1ch mnt schools wtrc lnyttcd The locals yy on handxly tnough but compt tltton yy1s Vtry close in 1ll cycnts cxccpt thc lT'lllL 1nd ln thc Carly parts of tht nittt St Hclcnl thc tcam coachcd by J1ck Ranntlls kcpt tht mctt closc lnd lnttr sting Captun IVTJIIOII X ount figurtd in tu o ol thc clostst and most thrill ing Ivmshts of tht d1y Tht first w1s tht -I-I0 y1rd dash in which ht birtly nostd out 1 St Htltn1 man by about thrcc unch s 1nd thc sccond was thc 880 y1rd rclay yxhcrc hc W1s nostd out by th bt Htltnl 1nchor man Mctt numbtr thrtt found tht locals in Orlind to 1ttcnd an IIIXIIIIIOIIII mot on thc ncw highly toutcd tr1ck of that school lhc Pmthcrs xx on thc mctt h1nd1ly cnough almost doubling tht scorc ot thcir ncartst oppontnts but thc times and thc track yycrc ycry disappointing tht lattcr bctng tht caust of tht formcr Tht ttam scorcs vscrc Chico 61 Orland 33 Rtddmg I8 Hamilton City I5 Rcd Bluff l-I and Oroyillc ll On Aprtl Zl tht Rcd and Gold dcfcndcrs triycltd to Grtdlcy to compctc in a ninc-cornered mett. They had a couple of disappointmcnts, as Bailcy' vyas btattn in the 100 and 220-yard dashcs and Knczo vyas bcatcn in th mile, but capturcd the m et tasily tnough. compiling 50' 3 points to thtir ncarcst riy al, Cridltyfs, 'H Y points, Othcr tcam scorcs vycrt: Maryfsvillc 27, Colusa ll Orland 9, Yuba City 3. Orovillc Suttcr City. Hamilton City, and Glasgow failcd to scort. K, --v2I61I2,1-- 4. S 5 lay! SMITH GOES UP AND OVER LINCOLN FORGES AHEAD UNLIMITED TRACK Ilhe next meet was the seml finals ln vxhlch anyone wlshlng to run tn the Hnals had to place either first second or thlrd Chlco qualified txxelve men for the finals as they proceded to vxxn the meet xery eislly amasslng 73' 7 points followed fir behind by Orland vxrth 37 Reddlng 34l and Red Bluff 29 l here were no dlsappomtments as the boys vxere xery cautlous and d1d not try xery hard to xxln merely to quallfy As the teams lmed up for the finals on May lZ Woodland and Susanxllle vxere heavy faxorltes and Ch co vxas given only an outslde chance to w1n Wttli the results of the first event the 100 yard dash however the meet promtsed to be close as Ed Barley placed thrrd when he was not glven a chance to place even by the dope sheet The tight IH the Chico squad became even more apparent as Duck Wray rm the best race of his career IH the IZO yard high hurdles to take seeond plice yust a strlde behmd the lnvlnclble Humphreys when he was gnven only a doubtful third place by the dopesters ird Blll l lncoln got a fourth when he wasn t supposed exen to place 'I he uphlll fight cont1nued through event after eyent is Chico men plieed time and time agim hlgher than they vxere supposed to Wrxglit soired to new helghts tn the hlgh jump to take a thtrd when he xx asn t supposed to place Don KVoodward leaped to a thlrd 1n the broad jump xx hen no dopester had htm ltsted and Bill Carlos also unltsted took a thlrd In the pole xault In addxtxon to these surpr1se points the men vxho vxere counted on came through xx 1th sterling xlctorles One of the most thrilling of these xx as lind on sheer fight and grlt to xxm ln 52 4 Elvx ood Smrth came through vxnh Ins expected second place m the pole vault and XVITY ind llncoln got their evpected plices in the loxx hurdles XV1th the exeeptlon of one min every lndl uil e me m 1 t e the bes perforrnnee o ns eireer C neo xx is not the only le im thit xx is liigllllllg, hoxxexer ind XVoodlinel shoxxeel thit they could dellxer xx hen eilled upon to do so by beitlng the highly touted C hlco reliy leim and thus XKlI1I1lD2,ll7Ll1l et by one half of one pomt Flhe final teim scores vxere Vvloodland 37 Cllco 3-fl Cirldley 261 Su anxtlle Z0 Orland IZ Marxsxllle -I Red Bluff 4 Redding -I ulney 4 C olusa 3 Hamilton Cnty 3 Vwleed 2 Vxfestwood l VlcC loud l Surprise Villey fl Altulis O and Glasgow O Clhts was the closest meet exer run off for the ehamplonshlp ofthe N C H S A L and xt ended Chleo s sexen years of track supremacy luq lxzlpalrze -al 62 4- I I . J , n 1' g .. I . , A I 5 A I , 3' pf J e C C 'A 3 73 'l I- ' I Y I Y I I I I I e 1 s v I . I I I I , 1 V A' B Y I 3 YI XX vy y 6 4 y' I I I ' s y e ' ,' y , ' 3' y Y YI ' 3 V I . I H N I 1 y ' YI ,. , , , ' ,L 1 Q , ' ' ' I ' Y 5 N I 3 'I V J - Y V 'D 13 I, 3 3 C I V I x I 1 e II 1 I I -'XA I 1' e I E I xy ' -I - 1 X ' C I . 4- ' -I7 A- K s 1 .I L I s I I m I s s 1 I 5 I N' X 3 I I H I 1. I II e 4 YI I . I e I . -ix VK the 440-yard dash in which Captain Mutt Yount nosed out Friday' of XVood- .L ii x K X ku . 3 1 5 .C K 4. E 4 XI X i K 1' I I V hxf' I i 5 'N I V I X 3 1 I I- vid . 'a ' Ihre ugl and t ll'I'1'CI in ' 'ft ' I le l l 1 . fl I' 'e.I x I 'e . Ir. 7 I, III' , 1 e .I I' 1 '. f 'L ' 'I I 1 ' e - I X ' I. ' e ,L A. .I 'y 1' f yy ' ,, ' iv .I ei , 1. . Y , If , I . l - , .II s I v Il- v . 4 I e I xx x V, X A I I x...... I 3 lI I , II Vx . , -, 5 ., Z! T' 3115.4 MW? OSTAR BACK Row SMITH waLuAMs EsTEs a RTC L Mc CONNELI. Coors MOORE SECOND Row JOHN MOREHEAD WAL ER ARR S B POORE WATK NS M LLER ILL COSTAR FRONT Row DE RUE POTTER WESTLAKE H PooRE lMGR 1 BARKER POTTER Mc DOWELI. JxM Mom-:HEAD LIMITED TRACK Wnth the leadershrp of the Potter twlns and the brg trme coachrng of Coach Tommy Costar the lrmxted team brought home a champronshrp for the first t1me 1n several years The hmrted team went every place the unlrmrted yy ent except the College Frosh meet and won every meet except one The ffrst meet of the year the Chrco 1nv1tat1onal prow ed that Chrco yy as an outstandmg contender for the trophy thrs year as they left all other teams far behlnd The locals commled 5834 Colusa 3114 Orland 21 Orovnllc Z0 Orrdley l8 and Red Bluff 3 ln Orland two weeks later the story was srmrlar Chlco agaln walked away from all other teams thrs tlme amasslng 60 pornts whlle Reddxng vsas second w1th 38 Orland garnered 25 Red Bluff 22 Hamrlton Crty 6 and OfOXlllC 4 The Potter tw1ns Fred and John held a two rmg c1rcus takrng 31 pornts In the next meet the C1r1dley 1nv1tat1onal the locals were sufferlng greatly from a very bad case of swell head and lazlness and after throwlng away sev eral good chances to w1n the meet finally lost to Crrdley by a half POIHI T he team scores were Grrdley 3516 Chico 35 Mary svrlle ll Sutter Crty IZ I-hm llton C1ty 7 Orland 8 and Orov1lle 316 In the semr flnals the locals proceeded cautrously merely tryrng to quahfy men for the Hnals Even so they managed to wrn the meet wrth 501 Reddrng 48 Red Bluff 2016 and Orland l9 1VlaV I2 The N C H S A L finals and then the frrst lll11lICCl Cl7Z1Il1PlOI1 shxp team ln many a year The hmlted team was not how ever yylthout the hard luck characterlstxc of a Chrco hmxted team but they were strong enough to urn IhlS year despnte the hard luck The hard luck came this tlme rn the form of the dlsqualrficatron of the greatest quartet of llmltcd sprrntcrs ever assembled rn the whole of Northern Cahfornra Thls quartet Johnny Barker Fred Potter Earl McDowell and Jrmmy Morehead broke the ex1st1ng 880 yard relay record by a full one and four tenths seconds as they covered thc dlstance rn the phenomenal l 36 flat The dlsqualrficatlon was due to a stepprng over of one of the exchange lrnes The scores of the teams were Chrco 27 Reddrng 21 l 3 Sutter C1ty I9 Westwood l812 Orland 15 Red Bluff ll C1r1dley 10 l 3 McCloud 8 Oro vrlle 5LQ Susanvllle 5 Marysvrlle 5 Hamilton Cxty 4 l 3 Surprrse Valley 7 and Glasgow 0 Pug Kzlpatr c l63 Q , 7 ' I . V ' x x .,t 4, 'Ziff' ' 31:12 V if 3 1. 1 5 , . E V . , 3 5 V . 9 1 , . - , . . I 1 . . . - , K . H I . . I . I . H , . - . . 4 - . . . x . . V . . . . Y , V V V x 1 L4 - S - I V V t V V V . V . . . . . . V V . V. V V V V . Q q ' , Q . . . . . , V V V .. VV - - , 4 V V L - J ' . - V - - H V V 1 v S V , , . .- . Y X . . 7 . Z , V f V . . v V v Y K . q 1 3 H 3 fl Q . . 1 V . t 1 Y e . . . j . 1 1 . . Y 1 . . - V V V - 3 . . , . I . . . . Y , . 1 T V V v V ' . . . . . . , Y V V V . QV Y . . . -,..,5 .- LEW S G LL S LK SBUR A ER N Y GOLF TEAM Golf Whlle not a new sport to Chlco Hrgh School has not been played as a major sport tlll this year Not only d1d over ten candldates report for golf but thc sport was also recognlled by that all rmportant body the Block C and rt IS novx possrble to make a Block C IH golf The team was unable to schedule many matches because other teams were not to be found rn any towns around close enough to arrange transportatlon wrthout cost to the school as no fund has vet been establlshed for this new r1s1ng sport Many close and thr1ll1ng play off matches for posrtlons were held and vwhrle Petc Selkxrk Jr and Pug Krlpatrlc fought for No l posrtlon Dale VVadl1ngton TENNIS TEAM Start1ng off the best season 1n two years the Chlco Hlgh School squad of tennls players smashed therr way up to the finals of the N C H S A L held rn Woodland May I2 Because of the great amount of experlence of Woodland players our squad went to a defeat of three matches lost by three games The team started out ln a new recrult manner but under the capable hands of Mr Parker turned out to be one swell bunch of tennrs players Mr Parker came as a replacement of Mr lVlclVl1llan who was str1cken rll He proved to be an msaluable ard to the students of the school by enterlng 1nto the Splfll of thmgs and coachlng our tennrs team to the best of hrs sk1ll and knowledge Hard practlce and keen marksmanshlo have made a team that does credlt to our s hool and deserves a good hand and the Block C that two of them Bob Rlchardson and Don Grbson recelved The slngles men are as follows fl! Don Cnbson KZ! Bob RlCh8fdSOl1 433 Bob Hannah 143 Paul Haney l5l Bob LCWIS 161 Parker Chrapella The doubles teams were composed of fl 3 Don Glbson and Bob Rlchard son f27 Paul Haney and Bob Lewrs C31 Bob Hannah and Parker Chrapella Th followrng high school teams were played ln matches and won over flb Red Bluff Chrco won 4 2 n all matches KZJ Orovllle Chrco won 10 O 1n all matches 133 Reddmg Chlco won 5 0 1n all matches For tlw quarter Hnals of the N C H S A L held 1n Orovlllc Chxco beat Orovllle and BlggS rn both singles and double matches by blg scores +l 64 l+ l O L, WADLlNGTON. PAL FREEMAN. KILPATRIC. l . RICHARDSON. CHIAPELLA. MR, PARKER. lBSON. TU . E IRK PILL Y. HANNAH. 5 U , HA E 3 . , np. 'I V M HH . . Y . ,, , held down No. 3 and Dick Wray was always in position of No. 4. S e ' ' ' ' 1 - , ' - i : ' - - ' A5 P ' I I ' . . . D I I . 3' 4 . I D NIILLER BACK Row WESTLAKE EARKOWSKI MGR MYERS BRUCE STEIF CAPTAIN FELBACH BAILEY LAWRENCE LONSDALE BARBER ICOACH FRONT RON CUMMINGS WOODWARD LEE BROUILIARD ERWIN ROSE SGEL MILLER BASEBALL TEAM Frme Barber who offered h1s servlces as baseball coach had a team that was good enough as lndrvrduals but they newer seemed to work all at the same trme nl he team was yery good at hattlng and never talled to tally several runs but untrl lust at the close ot the season they always made qurte a number of errors whlle ln the field The locals opened the season IH a practlee t1lt Wlth the C C C boys from De Sabla l:rn1e steam looked yery very good for early season as they Won 7 to 6 D Ervsxn prtched for the locals and 'VlcNett prtched for the C C C boys To keep up the good work the locals won the next game from Durham wlth Jack lefty l awrence holdlng the opposrtlon to one run whrle the locals amassed IO Yuba C rty was the lirst league game and the Red and Gold boys apparently had the game on 1ce but Yuba C rty amassed Hye runs IH the last mmng to w1n 9 to 8 The second league game of the year saw Chaco meetrng the only team that was really better than the locals and eyen thls super1or1ty was only apparent ln the prtcher Mary sv1lle s three year letterman Newman I-le struck out srxteen Chlco men as lVlarysv1lle won l l to 2 ln another practlce game Cormng agarn beat Chrco th1s tlme 5 to 4 Agamst Prlnceton Chaco played the ball and was capable of beatlng them 7 to O Westlake prtched perfeet ball not a sxngle error was made by the locals and Don IVl1ller sluggmg captarn knocked the only home run to be hat all year Return to league competxtlon also brought return of the last rnmng jrnx as the locals lost to an lnfernor Woodland team tn the last lnmng ll to 9 Because of the good pxtchmg of Jaek lawrenee and the mrghty bat of Don 'Vlrller the Barber men turned rn a 7 to 6 ylctory over the Orland team ln a prac trce game Chaco agam turned the trlck agamst Prrnceton as Westlake patched the Red and Gold team to a 7 to 'I vlctory Because of lack of practlce and lack of desrre to play Chrco lost 1ts last game to Orovlle ll to 2 The team llned up for almost every game xx 1th Broulllard at catcher Srgel at first Vwlestlake second Nlrller short Max lee at thard Myers IH left field Rose or Vkloodward at center field John Cummnngs at rrght field and erther Westlake lrw ln or Lau rence on the mound Blllle Lansdale and Anderson were utlllty men Pug Kzlpatrzc -461 IA. '11, I X. Q1 1 . I I1 1 . ' . V. 1 I1 1 : . 11 1 . 1 1 1 1 111 e 4 1 . 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 ee e 1 .1 e 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ee . 1 1 1 1 -1 -1 1 1 11 11 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 A . . . 1 1 .1 .1 - 1- - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -e 1 e., . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, e e e e 1 1 1 1 11 e - 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 e . 1 1 11,1 1 1 . D 1 , . 7 7 1 1 1 1- 1 1 . 1 1 1 e 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 .. ,, . . .. ,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . . e e 1. , ,. 1- - -1 1 . e . e y 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 e . 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 , 11 1 1 1. 1l . . - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 -fi..- FRONT Row MC CALL FLEHARTY LINDSTROM MAT MATSUURA SPANGLER GOLDSTEIN NULL HERMAN SUURA HERMAN NULL SPANGLER BACK Row GOLD HINES CAYWOOD MOORE STEIN KALIHER GAMMONS HINES MISS CRAIN MISS PARKER CHARGE M PINGREY F PINGREY G A A CIIUNCIL The Glrls Athletlc Assocratlon IS made up of glrls who hate gone out for three seasons of after school sports They are glven a test on the constltutlon of the assoc1at1on If they pass they are glven their club emblem and made members of the assoc1at1on Every g1rl ln the school IS assigned to one of the four clubs Yellowjackets Albatrosses Eagles or Dranas Each sport has competltlon between the clubs Interclass competxtlon was trled for on quarter but as It dld not prove very successful compet1t1on between the clubs was retstabhshed The Girls Athleuc Councxl IS made up of sports managers club managers commlssloner of grrls athletrcs polnt recorder and faculty advlsers Thrs IS the governmg body of the assoclatlon and meets every two weeks A sports rally was held 1n the early sprlng sponsored by the Girls Athletlc ASSOCIBIIOH and attended by all the glrls of the school Kryono Matsuura PFCSI dent of the assoc1at1on was 1n charge asslsted by Helen Webb pep leader A play day was held later 1n the sprmg to whxch glrls of several other schools were 1nv1ted Durlng the day sports alternated so that each gxrl would have a chance to lndulge 1n her favorlte sport GIRLS' TENNIS Many gurls supported the IBHIIIS teams thls sprmg The glrls reported be tween 7 30 1n the mornlng and 8 OO and played t1ll 9 OO and agarn reported rn the afternoon and played t1ll 5 00 'l he four glrls clubs of the school each had reprcsentatlves The four clubs played a tournament after several weeks of practlce on fundamentals Wlnners of thts tournament were declared the champron team of the year The DIZHHS won first place ln the tournament the Eagles were a close second Yellowjackets thlrd and the Albatrosses fourth Near the close of the season the grrls doubles team of Orov1lle challenged a doubles team from ChlCO The latter accepted the challenge At the first match held 1n Chrco Orov1lle carr1ed away the honors However the Ch1CO doubles team won over them 1n Orov1lle next week The glrls recelved poxnts for tennls whlle the managers recelxed a hundred polnts more The turnout shows that tennls as a sport IS on the upward swmg Nadene Null asap O I I . , . . . . . v m - v - v v v 1 . rx 1 a s v r . . v . . . v v . . . , . . . . . v v - . . . , . v . v ' v v v - . , T - v . , , V , . . , . , . , , . 4 , . . 1 1 ' v v v . , . . . , 1 . , v 1 - 1 v - -. U bg.-- MCCALL FLEHARTY CHARGE KALIHER CRAWFORD FRONT ROW REES E MCCALL FLEHARTY CHARLJE H E PINGREY WOODWARD BACK ROW L KAL! ER MC CALL BROWN BROOKE MC ELROY DOUGLAS PINGREY CRAWFORD BASKET BALL The turnout for glrls basket ball thls season was not up to the usuwl nnterest shown 1n the sport 'I he Freshmen and Juniors had enough for a full team each but the Semors and Sophomores comb1ned to make one team The teams played two Round Robms 1n whlch the Jun1ors were YICIOIIOUS Those on the Jumor team were Edna McCall forward Katherlne Kallher forward Francls Pmgrey slde center Dorothy Fleharty jump center Trula Crawford guard Dorothy Charge guard T here were sux scheduled practlces before the regular games began Glrls who were playlng for polnts were requlred to turn out for at least four At flrst the games showed lack of teamwork but wlth more practxce the games became fast and excxtmg and the plays 1mproved G1rls havmg the1r four practlces rece1ved pomts those vyho mxssed practlces were allowed to play but rece1ved no po1nts Captams of the dlfferent classes were I:dna McCall Jumors Elsle Hoyt Freshmen Laura Mary Hlnes Sophomores and Klyono Matsuura Semors SPEEDBALL Speedball thrs year had fa1rly good support from the clubs espec1ally the Albatrosses The glrls were enthusnstmc from the yery first Towards the last of the season the teams began shownng good teamwork Because there were not enough gxrls out for a full team from exch elub ll was necessary to combme the clubs The Albatrosses and Dun 19 were umled md the X ellowgackets and Eagles were comblned nl he Albatrosses and Dxams won the Round Robln games The captaxns of the teams were Albatrosses and Dlanas Dorothy fleharty and Yellowjackets and Eagles Barbara Gammons Seyeral fme speedball players wull be lost by graduation but much luck IS wlshed to the manager and captalns to brmg out sp1r1ted teams next year Because of the fact that tumbllng had been gomg when speedball began the gurls who were gomg out for tumbllng were unable to go out for speedball Marquerzte Pznqreq el 67 lf . , , . ,M. V I 1 1 I Xi' 1 1 r 1 L K V v , . A . . . I . x X. . . . . . 1 . . . I J 'A . . . 3 . x 1 1 1 e . . , , , . , , . , . , 1 , , , . 1 v k v V 1 . C V 1 5 5 . , . . , . Y H e C I v V1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . e er .e , . - . . . ' 1 4 1 1 . . .e e 1' y -1 1 v K 1 v r V 1 1 11 'x I A 1 ' HD X e . r 1 1 1 1 e. VARTABED AN HOWERTON cRoucH NULL TRACY BACK DE wooov L DARLING HINES DAVIS v DAR WILLIAMSON WILLIAMS CASPERE LING w JONES FRONT K JONES Hovr HFAD LOWRY BROWN Loomis DANCE PAGEANT In the phystcal educatton classes three types of danctng hase been taught I the first quarter tap danctng and folk danctng later natural danctng There was no after school danemg therefore the gtrls each recery ed a eertatn number of pornts when they appeared tn dance programs XVhen they laael group danees each recelved Z5 pornts tn solo dancrng each recelsed IZ5 potnts On March 7 the dance students presented a dance program before the hugh sehool assembly Play Day was held ln Chaco and a dance program was pre sented as has been the custom On May 25 a group of natural dancnng students presented a program of educattonal danctng for the P T A lllustrattng the fundamentals of danclng T he largest undertaktng of the danctng groups was the Dance Pageant held June 6 on the front lawn Tlae numbers were presented an sertes Istrst Polk Dances second The Pxed Ptper of I-Iamltn th1rd Romance fourth Greek Games Gypstes and Wedgewood T has pageant was a very great success because of the combtned efforts of teachers and students and was rewarded w1th a large attendance Nudene IN ull TUMBLING TEAM T umbltng enjoyed a good turnout thls sprmg Ihe glrls met after school some stunts an assembly T he names of the stunts were T he Squash Pyramtd the Atlas Pyramtd rocklng eha1r head and elbow balance sltttng balance double stunts and every gurl presented an lI'ldlVlClllll stunt Ihey w otked from the fundamentals untll they reached the adsanced stunts T he gurls out for tumblmg were Hulda Brown Vtstan Qhrnstensen Eleanor Darlmg 'Vlary Irancts Dans Dorothy DeWoody 'Vltldred I-lanes Katherlne Jones Vv'anda Jones Marte Head I lste Hoyt Maxme loomts and Georgla I owry Wanda lones was manager The lafth perlod tumbltng class under Mass Parker started an adyaneed tumbltng class and the gtrls were elrgtble only after two seasons of thus sport Ihe examtnatxon put before the gtrls was to present a sk1t an the assembly T he sklt was a elever tnterpretatton of ctrcus clow ns The costumes w ere lake those of etrcus performers T he stxth perrod drama class havtng studted stage makeup applted at to the clowns Nadene IX ull -rf 60 +4- l l l I X ' 33 Y I YW 3 n . I k . 5 3 Q 7 D s . -' - ' 1 1 1' v1 1 -1 K ' i I X 1 3 K ' 1 'X X I I ' I I 1 I Yi 4 'A 1 1 l -, . . ., ' ' 1- ., , 1 1 ' 1 T 5 C K' . 1 I L I L X i H 5 1 ' I H -H ' T. T T , D T . T T C it I ,key e T 1 ' H 'lc 1 K 'A I 1 I ' I 1 T 3- 1 Y 1 I I . every' Monday and worked hard. Aprll 25 and 26 the tumblmg class presented 5 2 . f. . . . . a 3 e , a it A ' ' - ' I 1 V y 1- 1' ' K 1' 1 . . . e I '. e I . I 1. . . D A ' I I ' ' ' ' L 1 B ' 1 y 1 1 1 v 1 A I 1 1 ' y ' V 3 V 1 D 3 ' 1 . H I X X ' lk' lx it ' ' 4' U ' 3 I Y I Y H' T 3 I ' ' 1 I 1 , k C i K YL '1 x I V x A ' 1 ' ' 1 1 v1 1 I 1 1 I -4 1 1 T 1 ' 1 I I -1 - 1 1 7 D V I 1 Y A ' rj I , MOREHEAD HARTT ALLEN SWANSON WINTERS FRONT Row GOLDSTEIN MC CALL BAKER MERY GOLDSTEIN CRAWFORD CONANT ACKER MORGAN DITH LINDSTROM BROWN BRAGDON FLEHARTV BACK ROW TILSON BERRY DAVIS HINTZ BOX HERMAN MOORE GORRFLL ABCIIERY TEADI Archery thls fall had a very successful season the partxcrpants showmg a keen Interest at every practtce For the first few weeks the g1rls d1d nothmg but prac trce shootmg at drfferent yardage Towards the end of the season an lnterclub tournament was held Each g1rl d1d a Columbna Round whlch COHSISYS of twenty four arrows at twenty yards twenty four arrows at thrrty yards and twenty four arrows at forty yards The advanced archers substrtuted fifty yards for twenty yards 1n the Round The final scores of the g1rls were added together by clubs and the averages taken The result was extremely close The Dlanas had an average of 190 for seventy two arrows Whlle the Albatrosses had an average of 186 on the same number of arrows The Yellowjackets ran thlrd Wlfh an average of 159 and the Eagles came trallrng rn wrth 83 as therr average Those on the triumphant Dnana team were Marjorre Morgan Mary Peter son Arlme Hartt and Shrrley Kelser It ns to their addltlonal credrt that the Albatrosses consisted of a two man team Jane: Goldstezn . , I 'Al ll H I I I ! - I J 3 bl 11 , . , , , , , , . J m m- mm, s x - 1 'N .' If, , . , O J ., 3 D , , . , . - , V1 , il I l . 1.1 ' 1 3 Y . ' V V v v I -+: 5, 1 e savrng under the drrectron of Mrss I arker started on the second of Feb ruary Class was held every Tuesday nrght after school and contrnued untrl May at whrch trme the Hnal tests were gtven Those g1rls who came out had to pass the followmg eltgrbrllty test for the l1fe saung class l Swlmmlng one quarter mule free style 2 Demonstratrng back stroke and srde stroke 3 Performrng from d1ve or racmg start IH good form 4 Retrtevrng object xn sxx or erght feet of waler 'I vsenty two gxrls passed the el1g1b1l1ty tset and later rn May passed the lrfe savlng test They were as follows Sen1ors Betty Bragdon Bernrce Brown Beryl Box Erllne Merydrth Jumors Margaret Baker Helen Berry Helen Caywood Verda Darllng Dorothy Pleharty Ann Gorrlll Sally Gorrlll Janet Goldsteln Ruth H1ntz Marjorre Morgan Maxrne Moore Edna McCall Betty T1lson and Dalsy Herman Mtss Parker asslsted by Katherme Llndstrom ltfe saung manager gave the tests +60++ BACK Row DIETZ ESTES MYERS POLK MARCH SKELLY BAY LEWIS I MC DOWELL SECOND ROW BARBER PFEIFFER FLEHARTY P KILPATRIC PATOCKA G LUCAS MYERS KOVALCHUIX BERRY E MC DOWELL TROXELL THIRD Row BURNS J KILPATRIC PRICE NEWMAN GOLDSTEIN MECUM ZEMEL BLAIN CHATVIELD CREEL MC FETRIDGE CHAMBERLIN MR OLPXER FRONT Row SITTING CRAWFORD K LUCAS SEWELI. DARLING PAL FREE MAN PFARL PATOCKA BAC K ROW TULL ESTFS BROUILLARD V GG W SKELLY G SKELLY YOUNG COLEMAN MEYFRS DIETZ SECOND Row STANDING PATOCKA FLEHARTY LOOFBURROW MILLER CONLEY POLK JEWETT MFYERS KING SPESART ABBOTT BAY MARCH VANOU THIRD ROW STANDING MARCHER NORTH TUTTLE GLENIVAN GNRNER LEWIS GOLDSTEIN MECUM E PATOCKA LUCAS EDWARDS TALKAN DE MATTOS MC DOWELL FOURTH Row STAND NG DUTRO JONES WRIGHT LOBDELL PACHECO PENNER HOWERTON MOORE FURITZ POLLAK CIRIFFITH KOVALCHUK CONKLIN BARBER LEWIS FRONT Row SITTING SITTON BURNS SMITH THOMASSON BOGGS NEWMAN P KILPATRC J KILPATRIC PFEIFFER ZEMEL E INGRAHAM PRICE O NEILL MR OLKER C Il S 0RCIIESTRA At tht Start of tht year tho. orchestra dld not show much promtst but undtr Mr Olktr s ablt and patttnt d1rect1on If soon rounded out mto a smooth well balanctd organtlatlon that was well recuvtd xn the many apptarancts that rt mldt Iht orthutrm pllyftd btfort tht Rotary Club Sorootlmtst Club C ttholtt I tdtts Ptlcl SOLlLIy l tons C lub tht Cvrangt and at tht Musnt Itstlyal 'Vllkt Kovalthuk waa the marnstay of 1 tomptttnt vlolln stctxon lx Ptarl th trumpet partx yy htle Elwabeth Nletum dld rtmarkablt work at tht pnno tnd Dnlx Burns at tht drums C ll S BAND 'Vlr Olkcr CIIICO lgh s able band dlrtctor aaln had marvtlous success yxlth hls C htto Iltgh School band rl ht band appmrtd Stytral IIYYILS lll publlt tht first tlmt bung at tht C hlco C hambtr of C ommtrtt s gathtrlng ln tht park lht grtndust apptaramt was at tht annual Mustc hstxy al wlurt thty playtd a marth Bravura and a dlfficult overture Light Cayalry T ht clarlmt ltads wtre played by Alden Barber and Rtthard Gragbtr whtlc Pug Ixllpatm and Jack Wrlglat playtd tha trumptt ltadi lht band WIS lucky to hayt two ury txttlltnt btrltom playtrs ln Austln I Itharty' and Ptttr Pny an Lxulltnt sltdt trombont playmr ln Wllfrnd Sktlly and a ytry tommttnt drummtr rn Dtck Burni Jtm Iagg and Claudt Payfnt playId tht bass ltads 470+ Z . . . A . . , O . O 1 I X Y! X I I I v K I I' I 5' I . Y 'I x I l X ' I 4 - ' k L - I I ' ' 5-I I V I hold up thc clarlnct parts, Wllfrcd S-kelly' the trombonc scctton. Pug Kllpatrxc O O I ' I I L I g I +I A I L ' SIX ' I I y I I I v g I S I ' I I I y '- I I ' ' -I-ri fr- I GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Th1s year the Girls has been very actne under the d1rect1on of Mlss Lucllle Cooper was before the h1gh school assembly their second before the 1n December Durmg the C hrlstmas 1rls sang carols for the Chlco Art Club and wxth the Boys Cwlee Club gave a Chrrstmas program for the Eastern Star T he two glee clubs Jolned to sxng carols on Chrlstmas Eve at local homes The glrls were then asked to srng at evenxng SCFVICCS of the FIISI Methodist and Presbyterlan churches and also for the Soropt1m1st Club late ln March The most lmportant appearance of the glee club was nn the Musxc Festlval Apr1l 28 For the1r numbers they sang Moon Marketlng by Powell Vkfeaver and lullaby from Jocelyn by Godard Alleen Beatty was accompanxst The last performance of the Glrls Cwlee Cl was ln the mlxed chorus at the commencement CXLICISLS held 1n the College A 1 orlum Thls clrmaxed a very successful and actlve year for the club Jean Browmnq BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys Glee Club started out at the Hrst of the year w1th a small but 1nterested group of students Durmg the fall semester they contrlbuted to the program of drama and muslc presented before the P T A 1n December Wlth the G1rls Cnlee Club they gave a Chrlstmas program at the Eastern Star l odge and also sang carols on Chrlstmas Eve ln the streets of Chlco Four members of the glee club Austm Fleharty Jack Fagg Mxke Kovalchuk and Howard Jacobs formed a quarter that sang for many occasxons by Flagler and ln the Northland by Sm1th Hlgh They sang The Battle of Jerlcho for the massed Boys Glee Club number and Hall Brxght Abode 1n the mxxed choruses The boys sang for baccalaureate servxces durmg commence ment and Jolned the Glrls Glee Club to perform at graduatlon exerclses The club IS under the d1rect1on of MISS Cooper who has been workmg hard to make the glee a success Ruth Hmtz was accompanlst th1s year Eluzn Phzllzps BACK ROW LGGLE TON LIND TROM E MERYLITH BA IN Row MANES MC CONNELL G JACOBS DONO PARRISH BROWN NG W LLIAMS JEWETT ARENS REES HUE BIRTCIL H JACOBS SECOND Row SMITH CRUM SECOND Row J MERYDITH DARLINLJ F PINGREY METT BAIR OHMLJRA TULI. THIRD ROW BUNNELL WOODY TWEEDE BFST KOLI NBORN BROWN HINTZ CASH MANN MILLER THOMAS CARMACK BENOIT WII. FRONT Row E PINGREY VARTABEDIAN BERRY ROTH SEY FRONT Row CLARK R PHILLIPS E PHILLIPS MISS COOPER BEATTY IP ANISTI PATOCKA CRAWFORD NI SS COOPER HINTZ IPIANISTI QUILTER BISHOP -u-I7 1' 43 I . l ' D . I . I '. g t L 5 e . A . . . . . U . ' X 3 D I I 1 ! I I I I D I 4 I. I 4 I T I . D T I I 7 I V I I L 1 ' ' The songsters sang for the1r MUSIC Festlval numbers, The Song of Sh1ps, I . 3 ' X X I I 1, 1 I I 1 1 I ' 1 n I I 1 , I I I I ' I S . S . ' . C ' . I . . - ' S ' ' I . ' -. 'I ' . me 1 f .' . T g ' I . . . . CE ..v... . . . - 4- I I I lie - l'lIl' LAST Hemel Jordan Mxke Koy tlchuk Emma hrs tezfe Mary Lee Rlce Aellzt her eluutzhler Annl l ly Orentlorfl Yeltlze lellotes Rosetta C rouch Olm her son Jtmmy Morehead I:llu Jordan Berth1 XVager 15111 Jordan Durel Phtlltps fur l reel Cn es Judge linzdlortl George Huqhes 6 June Crosby Nadene Null MOREHEAD WAGER HUGHES RICE KOVALCHUK PHILLIPS NULL Ilannuh Nilrlarn Peterson cnoucn cnttas PETERSON wvrr onemoonrr Jzm Jelu Woolrow V1 Ill 6ICEB0UND9 Under the drrectton of MISS Laurene Sh1elds Icebound the Student Body play was presented IU the College Aud1tor1u1n on ldebruary 9 The play by Owen Dams deals wtth the Jordan fannly VKhlLll cons1sts of Henry Jordan lM1ke Kovalchukl h1s v11fe Lmma fM3Iy I ee Rtcel and her daughter by a former marr1age Nettle lAnna Fay Orendorffl 'I here 19 also the splnster s1ster lzlla lBertha Wager! the wldowed SISILY Sadle fellows lRosetta Crouch? Sadle s son Ortn lJlI'I1 Morehead! 1nd the shlftless brother Ben lDarrel Phlll1pSl The fannly IS very greedy and lS wa1t1ng for Mrs Jordan thelr mother to d1e 1n order that they mtght have the money they had looked forward to so long Mrs Jordan senses the greedmess of llet' chtldren a11d calls on Judge Bradford fGeorge Hughesl the fam1ly lawyer and makes Jane Crosby lNadene Nulll the ma1d her beneHc1ary Although she wants Ben her son to haye the money she knows he wxll squander lt and she hts worked hard all of her llfe to save ll Mrs Jordan IS the only one who 1S aware lllll Jane loves Ben so 111 leav1nU Jane the money she e'-cplams 1n a letter what she really wants done Jane makes Ben work and become respons1ble although he 19 not aware of lt XVhen Ben has learned to work Jane starts to leave and at that tlme Ben finds that he does not want her to go that although he became xnfatuated wtth Nett1e he re1lly loves Jane and does not vmnt her to leaye Hannah 1M1r1am Petersonm 19 the ma1el who speaks her mlnd vyhether the others l1ke If or not Dr Curtls fFred Gtlesl IS the sy mpathettc fa1n1ly doctor and 11111 Jay lNVoodrow XV1ttJ enters b11eHy as the famtly frlend and deputy The stagecraft class under the dxrectton of MISS Angehne Stmsbury worked many hours reproducmg the typlcal New Lngland house w1th the loyely old furn1ture The audtenee enjoyed several select1ons of the l ntre Nous Quartet durmg the tntermlssxons Th1s quartet IS eomposed of June Ulsh Petersen Shlrley Hanson Horne Dr Alva P Taylor and J Cogswell T he one act plays that have been presented thxs year are Far Away Pflll cess by Sudermann One Sunny Mornlng by uenten and Jo1nt Owners 1n Spam by Altce Brown The slxth pertod drama students presented these plays at the hlgh school Those taktng part were Betty Bragdon Mur1el Brou choud Betty Durham Jane Dorn Dalsy Herman Merrltt Hornmg Mary belle 'Vhller Huabeth Oser Nma Parrtsh Ruth Ream Bob Rlchardson Betty Ill son Marguertte T racy and Marlaette West Audene Null 472 1' , . 1 1 1 1 I 'l J L I V , . . 1g ' 1 1 , 1 ' 1 ' V1 -J 7 1 A .K1 1 K I 'I Y-A 1, 4 . 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' 1 11 1 I' . l . 1 1 N A1 ' 411 Y 7 1 1 1 11 1 1 ,, .. t .. . e . I 1 1 1 1 v I 1 1 1 l I 1 1 V1 Y 1 I 4 . ' I '1 1 ' 1 1 . j ' 1 V1 I '1 1 4 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' V1 1 1 I 1 1 . . ' I 71 1 E 1. 1 1 Y 1 . I 1 g e - . , 1 Y1 1 I A 1' 1 1 D I A e e , e . 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' I 11 1 1 A l Wragg. the coole, played by Isabel Mclienzre. find the body of Str Charles but 1 I 1 I - I 1 1 I 1 1 4 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 111 I 1 I 1 1 . 1 I e . . . E 1 1 I L 1 I I I 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 . ' , 6 I xt e C Q K' V1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 ' ' I 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 . I 1 - - 1 1 1 1 .'- . Q 1 1 .1' 1 - 1 1 A I V1 1 1 . 1 I Y 1 1 '1 I 1 1 1 E I 1 1 71 1 1 , - ' 'I 1 I Y . 1 Y V1 1 6 1 1 Y 1 . ' 1 1 1 I . I I A' A A -- - A -. 3 yu., 74 IIENCE THE PHOTOS It looks as If somebody took Ivan Albro s clothes and left h1m w1th a sm1le He doesnt seem to mmd What muscles oh To the rlght we haxe hubby WlfCY an he rest of ae famlly s Helen Webb I ester Raker and Skee llX may back when The glrls dangling over the campus curb answer to the names of Ann Gorrlll Peppy Brouchoud Claudia Wlllxamson Jean Browmng and Stltches Glanella We re speakmg of good posture now Wave your eyes over to the r1ght agaln The models are Marjorxe Kesterson lucy Qlocum and Made lme Kesterson Flell us the joke too Madelme The was holdmg the house up IS Beryl Box Pretty good outfit she s holding the house up w1th 1sn t lt' fSpec1al notlce just arr1ved that the thlnk of Beryl? Well here are Glenn Blurp Mxller and Bob Blrtcll I ooks lxke Blurp IS stretchmg Bob s right arm a eoupla yards doesn t nt' But there s no rea son for that because Bob can drxve a car and put his other arm around two g1rls already Geeeeee If looks llke Duck Wantoch and hrs harem doesn t ll, Nope If s a part of the fall Red and Gold staff They are Vlvlan Chrrstensen Jane Dorn ll I u Bertha Wager Dorothy Camper Doreen legare Nadene Null Marcerl Huntley and Daddy Wantoch lhe tvxo glrls m the neck squeezlng contest are Dot Irleharty and Leona Pentlco They dont get much of a ehance to do thus any more not xx hen the boys are around I x. X . ' -I ' . , Y C O C 3 . I V V I V d-r 1 tl- ' . It' r. .I O O I , , . , O O C 'll 3 I I . 3 l ' ,- X v 4 L 1 - 1 1 1 i T1 I . , I O 0 3 . I L Q' .l house fell down.l Now what do you , I I Q . I . , .T 'I ' . . I 1' X .. 5 3 l ' Y I O C F31 il I l ' I , a . cas, X , , V 4 ,v I 'A' O I O V I h Y ' L' I L I !l'4' X l T J - u ' A x ' , . , ,. . T x . 7 TT -. in-A 731 LITE 0F CADUCEUS 'anna go brcycllng O lx as lols Crayy ford Nlrss 'Nlarkley Betty Jane 1 auttrlo the three brey eleEItS I' e g l all by herself IS l uey o cum The blond harred boy 111 by h mself IS Bud H111 Why doneha eome up sometlme Bud By the way dld you eyer see a grrl that was not always wrapped up rn a grggle' Well here s a grrl wrapped up nn a n1ce gnggle The grrl and the brrck bu1ld1ng are Marguerrte Sloan and Ch1CO 1-llgh School NICC smlle 'Vlarguerxte 1-loyy s brlcks buxldmg Another glrl yyrth another smlle hap pens to be Daphne Granella Oooo looklt the buttons rrch man poor man beggar man thref doctor Ah ha Parker you have to b a doctor Oh look at all the shes They are 'Vlrss Lucxlle Cooper and her happy famlly of H1 Y Club grrls havmg th rr pxcture took up at Rlchardson Sprmgs btartlng at the top from left to rrght are Anna Fay Oren dorff leona Ann F1t1patr1ck Helen Perry Marran Rlchardson Dorothy Charge Margaret Baker Norma Spangler Beryl Box Jane Nopel Miss Cooper Mary Margaret Roth lrleen Beatty Edna McCall Kather me Lmdstrom and Dorothy Fleharty Georgla Hogan and Fred Glles see somethmg amuslng The physxque lhope rt us spelled cor reetly 1 belongs to Bud Crofoot Novy vye see some grrls messmg around We cant grye thexr names be ause most of them are turned up srde down Nmee yy ork pw-v-f 476+ 5 FO0LIN' AROUND Vlr QLIIFLIILI' I9 shown In hls work ln' tlothts out on tht ntld at batkground takts ID tht futurt ntw gtrls gYlT1I121SlLlITl Mr Schrelter and hrs classts have bttn burldmg on lf for somt lllllk ts gonnx bt a sw buxld ng Iltrt ut Warrtrm Rtam Ruth Rtam and Ralph Ntllson as thtv wert 1 long tnmt ago They say they art shoyy mg, you IIULII' nlct dog but dont ltt thtm iool y u You tan stt or yourself that Warrtn and Ruth art SCIJICIIIDQ Htas Ralph has that go oytr md scratch look on hls face too Iht thtmt of the ntvct pxcturt IS C imt tht diy whtn latt dld frown md tht blg wolf hltyy lnto town f mlnfornn Cook and IVIerr1tt Hornmg look prttty happy don t they I hty havtn t httn gomg togtthtr for such kttps It looks as rf Darrell Phrlllps IS Golng to at ta tn or 1 rxtt Its O by us just so ht dldnt gtl taktn lor 1 rldt btfort our two school plays XX t touldnt hayt dont yuthout hxm yytthlnks CI1Udl3W1IIl31HSOD and whose arm I9 that around her? Oh dont get tkclttd lt btlongs to Barbara Btnt ly And r1ght next art Katherxnt lucas I-Iarnttt Wlaltney and Ellen Wtalntlnt WtJ11dtr what thtyyt bttn plannlng NVtll htrt s Gtorgn Hogan and Frtd Cults I ook at tht smllt on Kathtrlnt I md Strom You d smllt too 11 you kntyy tor surt that you vyere gomg p 5 r , ,X vs. . . . . 4 A ' L . . , , 'l l1 -R . I . . , , - '. I Q . t ' ell ' 9 . . O I I 'I' ' I 1 ' u I X ' Y ! 1 y v 1 1 ' 1 1 I O - 11 , .. 1 , I L, 1 L C ' O O I Y II i 1 H 5 I X I t ' ' I . O I O .L I 1, 4 K L y x , , ,. X , , 1 I I I 1 . 1 y . a long tune, but If looks as rf they re C C O t - CW 9 y I- tk' I . lx ' .K. ': v 1 ' 1 1 1 ' '- s 1 ' I ' , I 3 8' x Y . . 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