Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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JUN1oRs CUpper picture. left to rightj-Front row: H. M. Stevenson, D. Dupen. D. Durro, N. Wilson, D. Franz. T. Chmelka. G. Serra, B. XVilson, C. White. C. Stavros. C. Litinsky, L. Gibson. V. Cummings. M. Nordyke. D. J. Best, C. Sauer, A. Mishak, M. Nakamura. Second row: B. Long. T. Allison, J. Clements. N. Brockman. D. Triplett, N. Hayes, D. J. Smith. F. Bailey, B. Wedin, P. Knight. K. Kochi. S. Yamasaki. D. Cinquini, H. Bearse, J. Beavers, M. A. Newell, E. Langford. K. DePuy. Third row: R. Boydstun. C. Tarr, C. Norton. P. lVlcFall, A. Johanson. F. Holtsman, G. Poster. G. Smith. H. Rocha. H. Clarke, F. Ligon. M. Edge. D. Pittman. F. Duncan. D. Grifiin, I. Boutwell. Fourth row: H. Chandler. G. Stigall. D. Brown, D. Matthews, G. Camper. F. Terrell. G. Meyers, H. Sigel, J. Malquist, D. McSparrin. E. Hovey, S. XVitt, S. Gray. D. VVindsor, G. Bethard. J. Lobdell. JUNIORS CLower picture, left to rightj-Front row: M. J. Turney. B. Ritchie. M. L. Cooper. N. Bush. A. Wood- mansee, W. Connor. D. German, L. Orrell, D. Whalley, K. Kaney, D. Bigham, P. Estes, A. Rucker. A. Fenzl, D. West. O. K'Met, A. Estes. P. Maxwell. Second row: G. Buckman. S. Patrick. P. Chutskoff. P. C. Miller. D. Peacher, M. Honodel. E. Voth. B. E. Hannis. S. Hinton. L. Newell. B. Nantt. H. Chester, B. Breazile. F. Riggs. H. Hotchkiss, M. Richard, J. Eldridge. Third row: B. Curtis, B. Grinnell. G. Perrin. J. Williams. B. Bisset, H. Berry, J. Tazuk. G. Schulze. M. Flores, J. Raggio. L. W5'ckoiff. S. Staples. W. Cox, E. Chapman. E. Arbuckle. A. Posey. J. Valenzuela. C. Churchill. B. Peck. Fourth row: B. Snow. C. McDaniels. C. McCullough. M. Briggs. R. Conery. R. Bales. J. Cudd, R. Peterson, B. Stearns. XV. Lew, C. XVhite, K. Yamasaki. B. Park. J. Scott. P. Koutchis. G. Lundin, E. Hutler. JUNIORS Under the excellent leadership of their president. Jean Harpster, the juniors have completed another successful year at Chico High. Proving their coopera- tion and school spirit, they were represented in every club in school as well as in the Ninettes and the Boys' Sextette. They also had an important part in the annual Hi-Jinks and Jazz Party. On March 30 and April 13, they held a cake sale at Kilpatric's Groceteria. making about S20 at each sale. The money will help finance the Junior Prom. Page Twenty-six

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lVlAXlNE LOUANE TRUl5sDELL-Spanish. Photography. Drama. Majorettes. INEZ IRENE TURNBAUGH-History. Com- mercial Major. Mathematics. BONNIE JUNE XVALKER-Red and Gold. Caduceus. President Home Economics Club. Girls' Athletic Association. Girls' Block C. HERBERT YVALKER-Mechanical Drawing. Shop. Block C. Football. Basketball. PHIL VJARE-Military Science. Band, His- tory. BETTE VVATKINS-Honor Society, Ninettes, Dramatics. President Girls' Student League. Junior Classical League. Girls' Hi-Y. EARL LORRAIN Vxf'A'l'SON-l'7OOIl3all. Track. Vice-President Block C. Shop. Mathe- matics. ROBERT RALPH VVELLSFRY-Agriculture. Shop. President Future Farmers. P. F. A. Block Letter, Second Degree. Football. LORRAINE VIOLA Wi--IISMAN-A Cappella Choir, Home Economics Major. Home Economics Club. RAMON ERNEST WlAllT'E-Df3n1AIlCS, His- tory, Mechanical Drawing. JAMES ROLAND NVlLGUS1I'liSIOl'Y, ixjlfllihf' matics. Football, Basketball. Block C. BARBARA ANN XVILSON-Spanish. Commerf cial Major. Girls' Athletic Association. EDWIN LEROY 'XVINEBERG--Electric Shop. History Major, Transfer from Fremont Senior High. BYRON ANTHONY XVlNNiPl'CSiClCl1E PDU' American Forum. Mathematics. Basketball, Football. Block C, DoLoREs 'XVOODMANSEE-Red Cross Club. Home Economics. History Major. MARILYN ZUCCA-A Cappella Choir. Girls' Hi-Y, Senior Play. Girls' Athletic Associa- tion. Tennis Club. Page Twenty-Hue

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X i t . ,.: SOPHOMORES QUppcr picture, left to rightj-Front row: S. Loomis, G. Myers. M. Spesert. F. Craft, S. Black E. Williamson, A. Rogers, B. Zumwalt. S. Broyles, M. Byrne, B. McCa1nbridge. C. Casebeer. F. King. A. McElroy N. Lewis, G. Franz, H. Reinking. Second row: C. Baier. J. Follettie, J. Veffredo. L. Mears, C. Turnbaugh, XV Wassum, M. Feingold, P. Graves, M. Kohrumel, R. Kuziak. M. Conrad. M. Mullin. J. Hobson, M. H. Burnett, S. Gilman. E. M. Shaw. A. Baumback, A. Thompson. Third row: L. Purintun. G. Dougherty, K. Andreen, C. Coen. C. 'XVertz. G. Brooke. K. Miller. L. Corum. E. Anderson. M. Smith. T. Devlin. E. Tonningsen. B. Barker. D. Deter, J. Porter. VJ. Pillsbury, B. Forbes. Fourth rotu: M. Richards. C. Hinton, E. Martin. H. Jones. M. Suye- hiro, T. Godley, B. Dinnel. G. Carroll, A. Ross, J. Jones L. Mason. F. Hinton. A. Rose, K. Armstrong, H. Estes, L. Hazen, E. Laumer. B. Swartz. SoPHoMoREs CLower picture, left to rightl-Front row: A. Furtado. B. Metzger. B. Miles. D. Belch. H. Bridges. V. Scott, D. Kinney, E. Lively, E. Bruce. P. Schulze. V. Cobeen. B. Rose, D. Keely. K. Bachmann, D. Larremore. G. Garcia, M. Decker. M. Derryberry, J. Gaskill. Second row: E. Arbuckle. P. Hocking. M. Meinberg, M. Penner, L. Smith, P. McFall, M. Wright, L. Wright, B. Barnes, D. Beatty, J. Forslund. E. Kelly, P. Mitchell. M. Pillsbury. E. Patocka, C. Strawn, A. Gibson, D. Miller. V. Mason, C. Gilman, J. Stites. Third row: B. Graves. D. Fairman, A. Jolley. C. Billick, C. Porter, L. Dalrymple. G. McMillan. C. Keeler. R. Clark, D. Fisher. R. Reno. G. Schreiter. U . Bocast. B. Cearley, L. Reese. H. Orberg. J. Nickel, B. Dunn. K. Cramer. A. Lewis. C. Graf. Fourth row: C. Pickard, B. Ward. D. Lewis. J. McCray. P. Poeschel. B. Marler, R. McClain. C. Marsh. M. Abbott. C. Stenton. E. Evertson, D. YVilliams. W. Miller. E. llolT. E. Sprcen, J. Lunden. B. Mallinger, W. Miller, C. Garrett. R. Chmelka. A. Johnston. G. Duensing. H. Davie. S. Rose, S. Best, L. Bernard. B. Jennings. SOPI-IOMORES The sophomore class this year' is one to be admired. Since 1938 they have blossomed forth into one of the most cooperative and enthusiastic classes of out Student Body and have taken part in many activities throughout the year. There were five sophomores on the G. A. A. Council, Hfteen who held impor- tant offices in school clubs, and the sophomore girls' Hi-Y shared honors with the freshman girls' Tri-Hi by taking first prize at Hi-Jinks with the skit put on by these two organizations combined. Page Twenty-eight