Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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LIFE BEGINS at 8:50 THIS PAGE THE BUZZ OF the day fills all the rooms . . . in the Student Body office com- missioners and others swarm around Mr. Van Matre . . some are counting out the money taken in at the last student body dance . . . meanwhile the Latin club tries to combat the flu with apples . . . Mr. Paulson ' s chemistry class defiles the odorous morning . . . the Caduceus staff huddles over editorial prob- lems . . . the gentlemen in the insert ' . . . just some seniors hurrying to school. THAT PAGE HERE THE FALL Red and Gold staff temporarily assumes a business-like air . . . but they ' re not fooling anybody ... in the Spanish class it ' s always business ... no siestas there . . upstairs, in the sewing room, we find all smiles down below, in the English room. Mrs. Fountain suggests to drover Hobson that he get to work . . . while just across the hall Marco Allison explains big word s to the class the shops ' , . big m-[k. little shavers planing ' to . o bigger things. Page I u rlvt

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LOOKIE, LOOKIE, LOOKIE LOOKIE HERE OUR ELEVATED CAMERA man gets a tonsil view of the girls ' chorus going to town over Here Comes Cookie . . . we wonder where Miss Cooper was . . . the angelic misses in white are the girls ' glee . . . ah! there is Miss Cooper, amid the stilled male voices . . . that is the boys ' glee ... at Rotary luncheon, on P. T. A. programs, at assemblies, at Music Festival, or at Commencement, these singers always carry off honors under the leadership of Miss Cooper. LOOKIE THERE THE NOON HOUR is coming close . . . the big football hero points to a trophy won by his goal-line punch . . . the Aviation club claims to be just a bunch of model boys . . . wait a few days and you ' ll see those models fly . . . the journalism class works hard to win coveted positions on the staff ot Red and Gold ... an interested student jots down notes on the campus political situation . . . the cookies at the top? . . . only Mrs. Madsen ' s girls Irving to get along. i iui lei n