Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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JLgkM D. Laughlin D. Evans J. Mervdith V. Davis R. Wilcox E. Baii.f:y David Laughlin English. Mathematics. French Transfer Washington. D. C. : President Senior Class. A Football. Commissioner of Self Government Dolores Evans English. History. Mathematics Red and Gold. Caduceus. Senior Tea Committee ' 3 3, I and O Club. Vice-President of Senior Cla.ss Joy Mervdith English. Social Science. Commercial ' ' : ' eiirs) President Home Room. Secretary Girls ' Student League, First Aid. Vice-President Senior Class ViviENNE M. Davis History, English. Commercial San Francisco Transfer. Secretary of Senior Class. Art Honor Society, Councilman. President Studio Club Robert Wilcox English. Science. History Assistant Editor Red and Cold. Secretary Senior Class. College Preparatory Club Ed Bailey Mathematics. English. History Captain A Football. Track. Secretary Student Body. Chairman Announcement Committee SENIOR ADVAXN CEMENT 1931 - 32 1933 - 34 Here wc were. Freshmen — amid a vast The outstanding achievement of the Class crowd of upper classmen! On the first day of 1935 was the Senior Farewell which was of school, Mr. Cummings dispelled the fear given on June 8, in the high school auditor- we had of being razzed by the Seniors. ium. It was declared successful by all those On October 2. 1931. we received our for- attending. mal invitations to the Freshman Reception. The Juniors were outstanding in the field Here Robert Laughlin welcomed us and Mur- of sports, having members on the football iel Brouchoud replied for the class. and track teams. These included Ed Bailey, Fall Officers Spring Ir ' n Westlake. Claire Coburn, Chet Broyles. Irvin Westlake Prestdent Mair Rces Don Woodward. Don Hannis. Bill Lincoln. M. Loomis Vtce-Pres. . H. Carmack o ge Knezo, Steve Fish, Joe Bruce. Dave R. White Secretary Helen Hand Sigcl. John and Fred Potter and Alex Smith. R. White - -. . Treasurer M. Kesterson . f Officers Spring Bill Lincoln „ Y. L. . , E. Howcrton Stephen Fish President Helen Webb j(j32 33 Ficd Potter . Vice-Pres Mair Rocs „ , , , , , John Potter- Secretary K. Snow Like most any Sophomore class would be, when we returned to school and knew that a 1934-1935 law was in force that the Freshmen were to yhg Senior meetings of the fall semester be hazed no longer, we were lost as to what g g full Qf action. The question of caps and to do. After a heated discussion, we voted to gowns was decided upon. As the class was stage a blowout. Mike Kovalchuk and his evenly divided, discussions were lively. The Volga Boatmen were scheduled for it. outcome showed a vote of two to one for Fall Officers Spring caps and gowns. Tom Howell .President.- R. Richardson Pioneer Day, given by the State Teachers Mary Lee Rice .. Vice-Pres.. Tom Howell College, was enjoyed by all. At this time F. Dodini Secretary .... C. Williamson all those planning to attend the college be- C. Broyles Treasurer Peter Bay came more acquainted with the campus. Page IZ

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Miss Ada Botts. A.B.. College ol Pa- cific — World History. Vocations. Typing. Miss Harriht Burr. A.B., Northwestern University. A.M.. University of Southern California — English. Miss Lucille Coophr. A.B,. B.M.. Mills College — Glee. Chorus. Music Appreciation, Harmony and Vocations. Mr. Lloyd Costar. B.S.. University of Illinois — Physical Education. Miss Lorraine Couch. A.B., University of Southern California — Integrated Social Sciences and Counselor. Mr. Joseph Crane, B.S. in Educ.ition. University of Missouri, University of Cali- fornia — Citizenship, Geometry, Algebra. Mr. ERNi;s ' i- Lundeen. A.B., M.A.. Col- lege of I acific — Trigonometry. Geometry, Biology and General Science. Mrs. Luella Madsen. B.S.. Washing- ton State — Home Making. Mr. Lloyd Madsen, A.B.. Montana — Physical Education. Mr. Kenneth Maxwell. A.B.. Chico State Teachers College. Oregon State. Stan- ford — Shop, Mechanical Drawing. Miss Marjorie Matthews, A.B., M.A., University of California — English, Social Living, Vocations. Mr. a. • L. McMillan. B.S., Oregon State — Journalism, Red and Gold, Junior Business Training, Social Living. A MD TEACHING STAFF Miss Mildred Grain. A.B.. University of Oregon — Physical Education. Mrs. Anne Cowan. A.B.. College of Pacific — Latin. Miss Anne Currie. A.B.. Grinnel Col- lege. Iowa — English. Mr. Clyde DahlmaN, University of California — Auto Mechanics. Mr. J. A. DutRO, Special Credential, L ' niversity of California — Carpentry and Re- lated Subjects. Miss LiLLIE Earll, Chico State Teachers College — French and Librarian. Mr. Ralph Filson. B.S.. University of California — Farm Mechanics and Agricul- ture. Mrs. Mary Fountain. A.B.. B.S.. in Education, University of Missouri, Univer- sity of California — English. Mr. H. S. Hampton, A.B.. Washington State College, M.A.. Stanford — United States History, Civics, Dean of Boys. Miss Mary Love Harris. A.B.. College of Pacific — English and Public Speaking. Dr. a. a. Heller. Sc.D.. Franklyn and Marshall — Biology. Mrs. Mary M. Kellv. Chico State Teachers College — Continuation. Mrs. Donna Kissling, A.B.. Pacific Uni- versity. Forest Grove, Oregon: M.A., Boston University — English. Mr. Rudolph Kissling, A.B.. Univer- sity of California — Algebra, Bookkeeping. Geometry. Mr. C. H. Leonard. A.B.. State Teachers College, New Mexico; M.A.. University of California — Social Sciences. MlSS Gladys Metcalf, M.A.. Univer- sity of California — French, Spanish. Mr. Louis Olker, Illinois Conservatory of Music — Band, Orchestra. Miss Ruth Parker, A.B., University of California — Physical Education. Mr. p. A. Paulson. A.B.. University of Colorado — Chemistry, Biology, Mr. Turner O. Rinker. A.B.. Univer- sity of Nevada — United States History, Vice- Principal. Mrs. Eleanor K. Robbins, Special Cre- dential — Commercial Subjects. Mr. Carl Schreiter, M.A,. Stanford — Mathematics. Miss Laurene Shields, Diploma, Co- lumbia College of Expression, B.S.. Univer- sity of Utah. M.A.. University of Southern California — English, Dramatics. Mrs. Bernice Singer. A.B., Ohio State University — Typing, English. Miss Angeline Stansbury, A.C, Arts and Crafts, Chico State Teachers College — Art, Applied Design, Special Art. Interior Decorating. Stagecraft. Mr. I. L. Ullery, A.B.. University of Washington, A.M., University of Northern Ohio — English, Economics, Citizenship. Miss Olive VadNE Y, Chico State Teach- ers College, San Francisco Business College — Bookkeeping, Typing. Mrs. Myrtle Walker, Chico State Teachers College — Clothing. Mr. W. R. West, A.B., Colorado Teach- ers College, M.A., Stanford — General Sci- ence, Physics, Spanish. Piiyc 11

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VY I I I OF 19 3 5 CI A S S Announcer: This is station C. H. S . broad- casting the final farewell addresses of the graduating class of IQ S. The first one to greet us will be little Paul Barkowski. Student: Ooooh. I ' m tho fwightened for thith ith thush a big. bad world. Announcer: And what do you leave. sonny. ' Student: Oh. I think maybe my coy wavth to Jim Tlnephenth. he needth them tho. A: Thank you, Paul! A: Twinkle Toes Houghton — S: Friends — my friends of Chico High School — as I gaze upon you for the last time 1 feel a tear which dims my eyes. How can I thank you for ail that you ' ve done for me ' So great is my gratitude that I would like to express it in some word or deed: therefore I am leaving — A: Sorry. Mr. Houghton, time ' s up. Betty Tilson! S: Tee hee hee. I ' m leaving my place to the next fourteen-year-old brainstorm. Tec hee. A: Robert Al oysius Mead! S: Oh fudge! I ' m leaving my fear of those horrid, nasty mice to Warren Ream. A: Bill Mann— S: I ' m leaving the brutal way I treat all dames to Larry Richardson. I feel that I won ' t need them any longer. A: Bob Birtcil— S: Seeing how the school has missed me the last few months I ' m leaving D!ck Kollen- born to take my place at the heater. A: Jimmy Morehead — S: I ' m leaving — if you want me you ' ll find me at Price ' s. A: Joe D. Bruce — S: I ' m leaving my big blue eyes to whom it may concern. A : Jane Dorn — S: I ' m leaving my red hair to mv lov- ing (. ' ) friend. Audrey Wells. A : Irzzie Westlake — S: I ' ll leave the custom I ' ve started of entertaining one ' s steadies in the student body office to the entire school. A: Dave Laughlin — S: 7 his hairy purple thing that I ' ve been using as a sweater is to be given to Ape Yount with my best regards. A: Woodrow Witt — S: I ' d leave the school my talent but I don ' t see how I could get along without it. It has become such a part of me. A: Ruth Chandler— S: I ' m leaving the Red and Gold office — a wreck. A: Dick Abbott — S: I ' ll leave you this microphone. A: Gene Conant — S: I leave to all the Freshman girls my charming dimples. A: Beverly Arens — S: I leave, to Marie Head, my unoblrusi e ways. A: Gwynette Skelly — S: To Reid SteifFelbach I leave my golden voire to be used only over K. H. S. L. between midnight and four A. M. A: Ed Bailey— S: I ' m leaving my technique to whom ever wants it. A: Bill Lincoln — S: I ' ll leave my undeniable charm to Alex Donsker. A: Helen Webb— S: I ' m leaving to Peggy Kollenborn my It that has pulled me through these last four years. A: Claire Coburn — S: I leave my bashfulness to Howard O ' Neill. A: Mendel Tochterman — S: I haven ' t a friend in the world but I leave — A: That ' s enough. Tochterman! Alright, now, all the Seniors together — Seniors: We, the Senior Class of 1935, leave to the Freshmen, Sophomore and Jun- iors the place in worse condition than when it was left to us. A: That my friends completes the farewell address of the Senior Class of 1935. We will return to the air at the same time next year. Your announcer. Gusty Gus Gusto! Station C. H. S. now signing of . ' , , ,■ 1)