Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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60.llIlA.Q.,.f0'lA......7lI.Q, mmm... Here are the ones who've helped us make the grade . . From the English depart- ment we see pictured here Harriet K. Burr, Anne Currie. adviser of publica- tions, Donna M. Due, Mrs. Mary Noe Fountain, Mary Love Harris, Marjorie Matthews, Chester Kennedy, Mrs. Kiss- ling. and Laurene Shields, dramatics director . . The Eve instructors from the Physical liducation department who have turned us from weaklings to poten- tial tarzans are llthel L. Psornefeld, Mil- dred C. Crain, Lloyd Costar, l.-. li. Madsen, and Ralph Hensley . . From the Social Science department, where we learned all ahout everything, we have had these teachers: Ada Botts. who also has typing once a day. Lorraine Couch. Clarence l'l. Leonard, T. O. Rinker. Donald K. Smith, and I. L. Ullery . . We were taught to appreciate good music by Lucille Cooper and L. P. Olker . . XVe got our tongues twisted over many .1 n irregular verb under these foreign lan- guage teachers: Margaret J. Cooper, Mrs. Anne Cowan, W. R. West, and Lillie Earll who left' the library once a day . . ' .5 For those stenographers and bookkeepers to be, there was Mrs. Ellenore K. Rob- bins, Rudolph C. Kissling, Olive Vad- ney, and Ernest Van Matre to teach us . . XVith many an A plus B equals C We struggled through math with the help of Joseph G. Crane, Ernest F. Lundeen. and Kenneth Maxwell . . These women taught us the domestic arts: Mrs. Myrtle V. Walker, Mrs. Luella Madsen, and Mrs. Catherine Simson . . ln the field of science we had great fun in making eX- periments in the laboratory and going on Held trips under the direction of Paul A. Paulson, Dr. A. A. Heller, lfrnest F. Lundeen. W. R. West . . For the artistic minded, Angeline Stansbury was always ready to help . . Clyde Dahlman showed how it works in Auto Mechanics . . In General Shop. William Woolley was always on the spot . . The F. F. A. grew many a grain of hay under the guidance ol' Ralph T. Filson. .Two smiling faces on the opposite page are our deans, Mrs. Ruth Thomas and Carl Schreiter . Lorraine Couch. T. O. Rinker and Ern- est Lundeen. our councillors, at the end. Parte 'fhl'I'fi'PTI

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L'!aM,oL 793Z' ' ! Jima, wr, falLnwL lbffla, tale. DORO'l'llY ACKIQR . . DOL . . girls' Block . . presi- dent G. A. A. . . C. S. lf. .. asst,-editor Red and Gold. MARCO ALLISON . . NUC . . S, O. S, club . . Pep club . . Al . . commercial . . loquacious . . girls' sports. JACK ANIJURSON . . stamp collector . . mathematics . . Latin club . . gliders . . came from Alaska. ROR-lili'l' A. ANDHRSGN . . Bob . . gricliron hero . . Block C . . Andy . . me- chanical drawing . . history. LIEANIJRO AUKRUSAI' . . .tuto- mechanics . . bashlul . . sci- ence . . happy . . Hrst-class repair man , . pcppy. ACKFR ALLISON BAUMBACK BENNETT SAM AUGUST . . Unknown man . . Physical Education club . . engine Hxer-upper . . auto-mechanics. VIERN BARTRAM . . BllICll . . transfer. Sonora . . shy . . boys' social leader . . Student Body . . Block Cl.ll3liORlJ BAUMBACK . . . Clill ' . . mechanical draw- ing . . Aviation club . . bril- liant smile . . English. CHARLES BIENNIETT . . l1lS- tory shark . . auto-mechanic . . Sleepy . . causes class uproar. IZRNIEST l5lEN't'Z . . carpenter . . three and a hall' years . . practical joker . . mechanical .lOllN BURGER . . A'BE't'gH transfer, Petaluma . . prt cisc . . cinclcr path . . Honor Society . . public speaking Gll,Bl5R'l' Btes'r . . Gil secretary . . Future Farrncrs . . shop . . agriculture . study club , , horses, l'llENRY BILLIE . . Bill Avocations club . . hobbyist . . science . . mathematics Paradise. l'lUWARD BlSSlTl l' . . Hop . . bashful . . English . keeps history class awake . auto mechanics. vtlAL'liliR ALLISON . . Lllll HliRl3liR'l' ARUNS . . lllett pictures should he here . drawing. shy boys. J. ANDERSON R. ANDERSON L. AUGUST S. AUGUST l3AR'l'RAlkl BENTZ BERGER BEST BILLE BISSETT 3' ra' Nl' I 'nge lfnurlt't-n Q, A Y