Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1942 volume:

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If N if- J Hgav ...L ,f A47 K jf 1' .N . .,.. ,... A 45 . , 1 y . ' qi, ' ,... ' .-g:.' : ' - X .V , . ,..,,. ,.,.. A wsu...- as ,i w, H: , 6 L u X r,,s wi. ,, , 13 2 3 0 5.x . .Z gil 'i: J CA CEU 94 VOLUME XXXVIII Published Annually by The Associated Students of CHICO HIGH SCHOOL CHICO, CALIFORNIA CURTIS TARR f - - Editor-in-Chief CARL TRAVIS - Business Manager DED CATHIU Today, the World over, millions of brave men and women are giving their services in one Way or another so that our just cause may soon tri- umph. Already other countless thousands have given their lives in order that the ideal of free- dom may be preserved in the World. Among those now nobly serving their country are our soldiers, sailors, and flyers who are facing the dangers of total War . Others are the deter- mined men and Women in our industries who are working with only one purpose in mind . . . to achieve victory. Still another group are those persons Who cannot go to the front or work in industry but are nevertheless rendering valuable aid to the War effort. It is only through the toil, sacrifices, and complete co-operation of all these men and Women that We can hope to achieve vic- tory . . . and the chance to build a better world. In this book We pay homage to these citizens of the World . . . to them We dedicate this 1942 CADUCEUS I-IO EWOR America is now involved in the greatest War of its history. This conflict has been called The War for Peacen, but it is foolish to think that a peaceful world will suddenly be born as soon as arms are discarded. Such a World will come about only after years of hard Work and the end- less co-operation of intelligent, broadminded Americans with other citizens of the World. Not only scholars and diplomats but professional men and craftsmen, engineers and skilled tradesmen will find their places in the task. The schools, more than any other institution, are now preparing young Americans for this under- taking which lies ahead. Because of the Work being done in the schools, the students of today will be able to play an important part in the huge task of tomorrow. In this book We have tried to show how this school is helping to train young Americans. In every classroom and in every activity, students are gaining information and experience which soon will prove valuable to them. In our schools and education we place our trust for the future. V... --..A1......-A ...WWM . , , fmfw U ,W - - Q ,EWR J' ,Q 8 , .W W. ,.,,,,,,...,,,w ,.A-....,wM.-.., ,, . , . fy-A -,,..,.,,.-ff W,M....,x .,. .,vvewWf-we-AM.,-v,...,f.,.,,-. www: ' 'x Q o J ww 280013 I PERSONNEL iBook H THE DAILY TASK iBook IH UVERTIME CONTENTS Administrators, faculty, students, ancl all connectecl with Chico High School, capably assume the responsibilities they face in the present crisis. 'S 4 1 I I E 2 Q I i 5 -wif' g. x s i X mmf ,Q .il-yi . .L I., .,----A-ww --- '1::::::v4.LLL1 NT ffl 'Z: 'M-:::?M- ef, j H Q-- ,..,,. if V,..,W.W JERSONNJE l I Ich XRD NX SH XP1 R P1 mem Ll L lncn I-I1f.,h Sr hool IHLDFRIK K l NI XRIITX qllDLl1l1tLl1L'lLl'll L h1c o Schools Prmcgval 5 Massa e CLASS OP l942 Congratulauons upon your Caduceus and upon the hrgh school l1fe of fun effort and achrevement It records We are proud of you Our prrde and thought wxll follow you rn the successes Whxch We are assured Wlll crown your efforts Our Amerrcan way of llfe needs the enthusrasrn the optrmrsm the wrgor of each succeedmg graduatxng group Your class finds specxally large tasks avallable to your hands and hearts That you are not only capable but ready for those ass1gnments IS evrdenced by the many of your own number who today are 1n th ranks and on the hlgh seas assumlng great respons1b1l1t1es Our natronal lxfe needs your splrrtual mvrgoratlon It needs your hope your v1s1on and your determrnatron to burld a national and world llfe on the foundatxon of reason rlght and consxderatlon of the other fellow and l'11S s1tu1t1on Feel that you are needed PO XRD OI LDI CXTIOIN XDllIINlS'1h XTIOA CLL ft to ughtb O D iunmons A. Chu-teusrn Low Sttnsell scenctux 1' F Monoxx DlL'ilIlLl1l. 01 the Ioucl Pxmcnpfxl qhmu Supexlntcndcnt 11111111 H C Clcuett C X Nlcshzook PAGE 9 -' P F ' 4'.1.. -' l l 0 0 I 0 U I . . 3 1 4? . . . . 3 C .p.. ' May success attend you. Sincerely, B. W. Sl-IAPER. 1 A - t fi tai-IAL1: .els xx . 1 ACULT'Y theft to right! Top row-T. O. Rinker, Vice-P.'inc:ipal, Director of Advisory Council-U. S. history, com- mercial law: Curl Selireiler. Principal of Evening' High Sc'hoo!-muthematics: Dr. Ruth 'I'hom:is, Dean of Girls. Assistant Director of Council-Spanish: .Tohn Urlauh, Dean ol' Boys-l'aioloe,'y: Ethel Llornefelcl, counseling, physical education: Ada Botls, typing, world history. Second row-l-lzirrietl. Burr, English: F. D. Cnlhoon, physics, hotziny: Margaret .lane Cooper, Spanish, French: Lloyd Costar, physical eduezitionz Mrs. Anne Cowan, Latin: H:-irolrl Cox, mathematics, chemistry. Third row-.llaiiet Cox, Englishg Mildred Crain, physical education: Joseph Crane, mutha- matics: Anne Currie, English: Clyde Dahlman, unto-xnechanic-sg Rohert Eddy, ilraimitics, public speaking, counsel- ing. Fourth row-Ralph Filson, agriculture, Mrs. Mary Noe Fountrnin, English, eounselinfr: George Gonrclier, electric shop: Mrs, Grace l-Inmilion, English: Ralph Hensley, physical education, P11il'ir'izi Keenan, Spanish, journalism. The Teacflh 5' aff. . . Giving his all in the truly American War effort is Mr. Shaper, who has encouraged eleven hundred students to become active, not passive, citizens of their country. Next in sharing with Mr. Shaper the task of running a large school smoothly through the uncertainties of War are Mr. Rinker, vice-principal, Dr. Thomas, dean of girls, and Mr. Urlaub, dean of boys. Mr. Schreiter, director of the evening high school, has several math classes training in War problems. The English department has laid new amphasis on accurate reading and the following and giving of directions, an important step for victory. Music, art, and drama classes have given practical assistance in the form of programs and posters for community organizations. A back- ground for understanding the world situation is offered in the social science and history sections. The foreign language department is fostering the understanding of other civilizations and bring- ing the Good Neighbor policy home. PAGE 10 ' 41 leJJf'g'Z'Q M Ti li'ACUL'l'Y Cl..ef1. to righlj Top row-Clarence Kindig, woodshop: Mrs. Donna Kisslinir, English: R. C. Kissling, mnlhenuities, hookkeepingi U. H. Leonard, counseling, social science: Mrs. Luella. Madsen. foods, cafeteria: Kenneth Maxwell, muchuniezil drnwimr. Second row-XV. WV. Nixon, niui,l1c-rineilics, physical education: Clarence Olson, social science: P. A. Paulson, chemistry: Mrs. Ellenore Robbins, sliorthund: .Tune Roesner. homen1zikinf.:': Mrs. Eva Sack- erson. choral music, theory ol' music. Third row-Albert Schlutrier, general science, physical education: Edward Sehoen, junior husiness, orientation: Mrs. Lorraine Schreiter, U. S. history, counseling: Mrs. Theresa Shook, home- mu.kin1.:'g NVini1'i-ed Snedden, lilururiung Angeline Slansbury, nrt. Fourth row-J. R. Terrell, band. orchestra: Olive Vzuliivy. typing, bookkeeping: H. H. Vogue, machine shop: Mrs. Myrtle Nvalker, clothing: Mrs. Marjorie XVashing- ton, English: Mrs. Grace lVest. Emxlish. The physical education departments gave and gave: First-Aid courses, and much more out- door activity. Extra stress has been placed on the necessity of the Cadet Corps. In the shops a twenty-four hour run of classes began, and boys learned all about trucks and tractors in no time. While the mechanical drawing and math classes became very practical in their use of slide rules and figures. The typing, bookkeeping. shorthand, and junior business sections prepared a great num- ber of students for important jobs, while the senior problems class gave many the opportunity for a peek into what was in store for them in the outside world. The life-science classes measured vitamin units, while Mr. Paulson directed chemistry and physics students in the putting out of incendiary bombs. The agriculture classes led us to successful farming through the Victory Gardens, and the home economics groups taught us the values of minerals and vitamins. So you see this has truly been a big year and a significant one at Chico High. As long as our faculty continues its excellent Work in our momentous war effort, we, the younger genera- tion of America who have Worked with them and understand their efforts, will never concede to any permanent or temporary defeat of our civilization. PAGE l 1 Class of 1942 Vlctor-11 Antonowlch XICKIL Plas Nemo! CI was F111-3 block C JI R9lJlESGl1lll1NL H13 J C Patllcra Doyle P1113 Nec QLHIOI CI rss e nls I lock C Sec Qoph C11 s Ser Sr H1 X Nlarylee Guynn Lee X Plas 9611101 Q 1 LNIIL Q111r,e1s S H X RINO! 1 NIUQIL 111.3101 Jean Vance Matheny TSIIY llexs Qemoz Cltss Qmence m'1Jor Math 1111301 Boys H1 1 The Senlor Cl'1ss of l942 holds the d1st1nct1on of be1ng the largest class yet graduated from Ch1co Hlgh School but th1s IS by no means 1ts greatest emlnence In Student Body affa1rs 1n athlencs and 1n scholarshxp th1s class has been outstandmg ever SIHCE lf entered h1gh school Durmg the1r freshman year the g1rls of the class won the pennant for the best sk1t Perd1 nand the Bull glven at H1 Jmks The freshman boys evened If up by W1nn1ng the greatest number of contests at the all school Play Day the last to be g1ven And 1n that yeir twenty live freshmen won places 1n the Honor Soc1ety The class of l942 dur1ng rts sophomore vear cont1nued to use to more glory There were twenty members of the class ln the Honor Socvety at that tlme The sophomore g1r1s helped to orgaruze H1 Y s for the freshman and sophomore g1rls At the H1 Jlnks the Sophomore H1 X comb1ned 1tS dramatlc talent w1th that of the Prosh Trl H1 and took flrst place on a sk1t In their Jumor year members of the class establlshed the trad1t1on of a Junxor Play glven to finance the Sen1or Parevs ell The play g1ven last year was an or1g1nal one by Jack Scott 1 mem ber of the class The class also gave a very successful Sen1or Farewell based on the theme Aloha At that dance le1s were g1ven to the graduatmg sen1ors There were st1ll twenty members of the class 1n the C S P dur1ng the1r Junror year Now at the end of the1r sen1or year the class of 1942 his f1fteen Lrfe Members of the Honor Soc1ety and a SEIIGS of other accomphshments to 1fS cred1t In Aprll they made a great success of an extremely d1fHcult play You Can t Take It Wlth You They overcame many obstacles and not only scored an art1st1c tr1umph under Mr Eddy s d1rect1on but also netted S206 pront P1fteen sen1or boys were members of the champ1or1sh1p football team th1s year and won the1r gold footballs The sen1or members of the track team were also among the best but d1d not have a chance to show the1r ab111ty because rnter schools contests have been abandoned for the durat1on The army navy state guard and merchant mar1ne clalmed five boys dur1ng the1r sen1or year Serv1ng the1r country are Charles B1ll1ck Robert Braez1le Don Parrman Culman McM1l lan and Charles Wh1sman Thus, w1th memor1es of accomphshment to spur them on, approx1mately two hundred f1fty young men and women have flmshed the1r educat1on at Ch1co Hlgh School and go now to fresher fields PAGE l2 C 1. f- -,H .. 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Cabinet Seca l l'4:'Sl1lT'lkl.1'l Class Commercial major Senior Hi-Y Johnnie Ann Garrison History major Home EQ. major Math. major I-lome Ea. Club Alta Ella Gibson Home Ee. major 31,5 years Senior Hi-Y PAGE 14 Janice Clemens .lanuary graduate Home EQ. major Commercial major Girls' Block C G. A. A.: Sr. Hi-Y Ginger Elinor Cox Ginny History major Home EC. major l5l'ZllHJ1llCS Thelma E. Dean Teddy Trieas. Senior Hi-Y Y. Pres. Pan Am. 3543 years Spanish major Edith Fain ..Edy.. Home Ee. major linglisli major Gladys Ann Franz Gladdie Science major Home EC. major Home Club Jean G. Gaskill Commercial. major History major Girls' Block C Pan American Club Lulu Ethel Gibson ULU.. Home En. major Senior Hi-Y Girls 'Block C G. A. A. Vernes C. Cobeen Coliina Svience major Math. major Girls' Block C Soc, G. A. A. Norma Crawford i'omnierc:ialV niajo-r Sc-C. Girls' Block C fl -X -X 31,5 years Elaine Easley Home EC. major Math. major G. A. A. Girls' Block C Home ICC. Club Marlon J. Feingold Math. major Pan .Xmerican Club Girls' Block C l-Iomi: Ec. Club G. A. A. Anne B'ettye Furtado Home 120. major Home EC. Club Commercial major Anona Gates Ann SC-niorrl-Ii-Y . Home Ee. major Qirls' Block C h Social Science major Claire Gilman Mike .xrl major . Science major Senior Play . iw is as Pauline Arliss Albro Commercial major Home Ee. major .lzmuury erricluate Betty Jean Barnes I.1ur11sy Senior Play lfrencli: Red and Gold Clothing' Donna Belch Art major Mnth. major Girls' Block C Home lic. Cluiw Sr. Hi-Y: .I. C. L. Shirley Bokmann Life Member C. S. F. Senior I-Ii-X' Home Ec. Club Home EC. major 1-lislory major Barbarra Jean Brown Music major Red and Gold Senior Play G X X Mary Helen Burnette English major - Pun American Club Barbara Alice Cearley Bobbie Treas. Girls' LE5f1?l'lll:l Lyric Singers Senior H1-Y- G. S. L. Cabinet June Alldredge Qinlh. major t.'ommerC'lzil mnjor Senior Hi-Y .l. C. L. Alice Baumback Maisie Science major G. A. A. Home Ee. Club Girls' Block C Mary Jane Birdseye Birdie C'ommerci:'il major Home EC. major Senior Hi-Y Modina Booth Dina Commercial major G. IX. :L Elizabeth Sue Broyles Sue Latin major Art. major Senior Hi-Y Treas. J. C. L. Frances E. Canavan Home Bc. major Senior Hx-Y J. C. L.: Home EC. Patricia J. Chatfield Peaches Home Ec.. major Latin nmjor Math. major Betty Bachand Hott - Coinniercinl major Home Ee. Club Senior Hi-Y Dorothy J. Beatty Dori Sec. Girls' League Senior Hi-Y Music major il. S. l.. Culuinizt Yvonne L. Bishop Vonnie Coinznercial' major Senior H1-X Betty Nell Briggs l3ei.is Commercial major Senior Hi-Y Senior Play Treats. Jr. Hi-Y Eloryn Bruce Spanish major Music major Trezis. Pan Am. Cln tl X X Senior Hi-Y Claudine Casebeer Casey Commercial major Home Ee. Club G, -L A. Thelma Christensen Chris Science major Lnndisii Choir Jr. Class Assembly PAGE I J Y' Betty McCambridge MMC Spanish major genior I-Ii-Y Majors-ll'o I-lonw Ee. Club Barbara Ann Metzger 1fSobliie Art major .L C. L. Conimorrial major Lalin major Mary Mlsak Life Ml-nihur C. S. F. G. A. A.: J. C. L. Senior Hi-Y Latin major Coninu-rcial major Peggy J. Montgomery Troas. Sr. Hi-Y Sec. J. C. L. Girls' Slate RQD. English major Gertrude Myers Pan American Club Senior Hi-Y G. A. A. Home Ec. major Carolyne Oliver Cherry Comniorcial major Home lic. Club Susle Ellen Parsons Kitty Lnudisti Choir Majoret to .Dr:unat.ir:s PAGE I6 Lillian Mae McVeigh DimplQ-s Senior Hi-Y A l'omme-rcial major Honor Sociely Betty Jean Miles FIPS. G. A. A. Senior Hi-Y Girls' Block C Art Major History major Ruehannah Miskella UBOQ.. Luuclisti Choir Marie Moody Home Ec. major Home Ee. Club Senior Hx-Y Flora Nau F'loSSie English major Science major G. S. L. Cnhinol Sr. Hi-Y: J. C. L. Helen Orberg Tootsie Pres. Home EC. Club G. A. A.: Hi-Y Girls' Block C Home Ee. major Marian Pillsbury Sr. Renreseulative Pres. Jr. Hi-Y C. F.: J. C. L. Caduceus Slafl? Art major Virginia Mead Blond Y-Pros. Girls' League Verso Choir Senior Hi-Y Music major Doris Jeanne Miller Lzillin 11li8jO1' Science major Science Club 315 years Phyllis Mitchell Phil Sr. Editor, Caduceus Soc: Girls' Leagruu S. 15. Social Leacler V.-Pros. Jr. Hi-Y Malissa June Mullin Millie Commercial major Honie Ee. major Girlsf Block C Sr. T-li-Y: G. A. A. Lila Norg ran Comnivrcial major Carolyne Park Parkie Commercial major Sr. Hi-Y: 35 years Home EC. Club Majore-tte Luene Reese Lou Majorette Ninette-s G. S. L. Cabinet Honor Society Patr1c1a E Graves 11 X11 1111301 5111101 H1 X Nancy Hale N111 X11 INLIJOI c-N C S 51.11101 I11 X Vxrgmla F Haynes L1111,s,01 Home 1 c 1111.101 X ll'1L Chou Lzlllx 1310011 L Dorothy Hescock Dotu Quonce Ill 1101 NI1301eLl.e Gulf. 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Zurnwalt Iil:irh Cmmm-:rciul 1l1?lj0l' Music lnaju-1' Senior' Hi-Y Nincllus OTHER GIRL GRADUATES Norma Chamberlin Jane Ellen Clark Robert Barker Bob lbmmvrciul major Boys' 'Block C lfoothnll 'l'r:1Ck Leo Ba rn es I-English f'f!1nll1vl'f'izlI 'l'r':lck p1XGE 18 Gloria Cornelius Frances Craft Robert F. Anderson Niall Iliulli. niajcn' XV ood sh ru p Foollmll Leo H. Barnard Maichiiw Shop Ax'ia,li0n Russel E. Beebe B'ilckSl1ol Ilfzmhini- Shop 'Trzlvk .X1'f l'!GI'Y Elinore Williamson Treas. Girls' .League Sr. I-Ii-Y: J. li. L. ESM years Math. major Senior Play Marie Wright Home Ee, nmjor 31,5 years G, A. C. Y Girls' Block C Senior Hi-Y . - A J -T Elizabeth Zundel Libby Lyric Singcrs L:-iuclisti Choir Comnim-cinl nmjor Gleu Clull 6 O I Betty Jean Lelnlnger Betty Nielson Kenneth W. Andreen Kenny Mnl.h. major Boys' Hi-Y Pun American Club J. C. L. 1 Eugene Barnes Gene l NVi'n0i'lsli0p l Mnlh. major Selenium 'mzajor Foollmll Patrick R. Black ..1-lat.. Basket lmll C. if.: .1. c. L. C -. Sviiancu major NI--I Zllzllh. major l m s ll W :iw l fa Donald Bocast Don Math. major Hono-r Society Senior Play Basketball George W. Brook Math. major Mechanical Drawing Cadets Ralph Chmelka WVoodsh op Orchestra Band Jerry Verne Coulter Jerry Basketball Block C QSM years Honor Society George Daugherty Stinky Math. major Edward De Mattos Ed Band: Orchestra Block C Track Commercial major Donald B. Dunning Don Seo, Boys' Hi-Y I C' I' Floyd Bonnet Basketball English Clinton A. Bruce Clint Mechanical Drawing J. C. L, Henry Roy Clarke Huzzy Pres. Student Body Pres. J. C. L. Block C Latin major Jalmes Edward Cox 'hlaspai- Senior Play Cadet Officer Block C Football Robert Davis Bob Basketball Commercial Donald L. Deter Don Mechanical Drawing Math. major Block C Football: Boys' Hi-Y Edward James Dutro Dukey Music major Band Orchestra 31.5 years Robert W. Breazile Bob Boys' Block C Math, major Red and Gold Pan American Club Leonard Buckner Dude Science major Basketball Foo-thall Lee Roy Corum Art major Chess Club Stamp Club Leslie Dalrymple Red Math, major YVoodshop major Pres. Block C ' Baseball Hughes Davis Block C Basketball Tennis Science major Darrell Duensing :Xlll0'lI8C1'lZll'llCS Cadets Paul Edwards Tink Senior Play Math. major Sec. 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'Si Q I W xg, 71-gli ff: U l . fl f V r l l A0 r 'x X, i . m..a-im l Robert Jones Bob Spanish Art William Robert Kurth Curly Senior Play Blovli C Fomllall: Track Dzlskelllzill Stanley Lockha rt Stan Ag Dulce-nsc: Class f K Ar, Elwin Ray Manson Mousoy Zlfalll. major Baskollmll Baseball Block C Lonnie Doyle Mason ...I-OX.. Agricultural major Block C: F. F. A. 'Frarfk gf 'Don McSparrin Boys' Hi-Y f1'em'iis Math. major Science major Wayne Olson Ole Math, lTl!ljU'1' Hand James J ones J i mmie C'0nmwrcial John Clark Lambeth Junior Art major Lauclisti Choir Music major Jerry Lundin Xlboclshop major Jluchanic-al Drawing James Maroney Jimmy V,-Pros. Block C Football Track Uasskvtljall Jack McCray Mc Nlaih. major Soc.-Trcas. Block C Baseball: Track Honor Society Larry Mears Buck Math. major D Mechanical Drawing P:-in American Club William M. Pillsbury Boys' Hi-Y J. C. L. Math. major Commercial Chess Club Cecil B. Juarlarena Spanish major Mecliallical Drawmg Fan American Club Track Richard Lewis Dick Footliiall Block C Cadet Captain Trargli Richard Maddux Dick A-Ialh. major Sole-mio major Basketball Block C Richard Marshall Dick Science major Block C: J. C. L. liasliulllall ,lfootlwall Gilman C. McMillan Dum Dum Treas. Student Body Block C Blalh. major Foollmall Kenneth Miller Kenny Math. major Block C Football Pros.. Frosh Class Philip Poeschel Phil Math. major Science major Radio Club Amateur Radio PAGE 2 l Clark Porter 2.11111 4.C111me1f'11l 1111 Ol H1111 111 1,101 I I ocki HIIBPIO Rocha 10161 TTISIOIY 111 1301 Nl11l'1111c V101 Llock C' I11 1 Davud Rowe V1 ch 1111r 11 D1 1111112 5111111911 John Schwellenbach bmp H1111 111 IJOI Block C' I-Io11c1 Snclelw Jack Albert Scott Scotty 11,11 Lc1de1 P195 bows H1 X I1 RGDlGSGl1lll1XC qPl1lOl Pl 11 Henry Siqel Handg I-111111 'NL,1th 1111101 C1cl11ce11s Q1 111 block L I oo1I11ll B'12kP1l111l CI1fton L Slmons Chft WX 00611211013 111 1,111 Co111111Q1C1 1I 1 1 1,1111 PALJII 2 2 Howard Re s X S Jes I L NLIIIOI P111 Ho11o1 SOCU1 1 lu Alvm Rose 5L,lllOl Pl IX XVOOCISIIOD Ill Um 1L 111 11111 111116-11 Donald C Rummel XX oodkhop I lock C 1sl 1 th George C Scl11 elter Dmk Llock 1 b1sl1t1l1 L 6 'Xle111bt1C S H1111 1111101 Robert Shell 19011 H1QLo11 111. IJOI XVoodShop 111 1,101 Nlcwh 11110 1l l7ll11lllt.. 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' 1 I Mil' 'z -5 T1-1 ' 'mr I 'r 5, -fi .. ,- ,, ,f - . 5.1 ' f zc1' 1 .jr V2 '51 'L f ,y Ubi I - IJ: ce :1ll - ' .1 - . , . . 1 '-'. 4 .C .1 - ,- 1. .1 - 1. l Us , . .1 Baseball: Football A1-t Editor Cz1d11c1:11s Math, nmjor 1 - ' ' I': '1' ull 1 -. 1-- '. if ' gc. iff, i- 1' 13. F. -1 1 ,-'K-1 , 1' 1.. - ' ,' 1 : ' . rf ' . . 1 , Q V v 1 ' ' ' , ' , ., 4 ' . '. I '. 'z' '- 1 1 .1 , ': ' 1' .I. .. L. L: ' if 3:1 .1 , V Q Z ,.. 1.1 - ,I ,,,1. .. 4:1111 1 'I . ef ' V Q' ' -1 1' ' K . . .2 '.: 'z 1' 1 .' L 1. 1 1 1 ' 'iz ' fi 7 2 fi '-.' .-1 . :' ' 1 : ' - ' . ' . , Jr. ' ' .1 - 1. -- ,,.. 1.5 . . ., -I 1 2..1' .1. '-' H 1- ' f, - I1 1.1 ',- T f. .- 'z 1 -- lol .1 b 1 2 7 vi -1 iz CDTHER BOY GRADUATES . . . Kenneth Armstrong Philip Cole Larry Hazen Sam Best Lloyd Felch Glen Hill Robert Brock Arthur Gakle Moon Lew if . Robert T. Smith Bob lifzilh. major Cadet Major Senior Play Ja mes Stokes Jimmy Agricnlturail major Pres. F. F. A. Baseball Lloyd Edward Tazuk Maxfli. major Boys' Hi-Y SV, years Carl Rolland Travis Buck Commercial major Pres. Boys' Hi-Y X'.-Dimes. J. C. L. Bus. Mgr. Cziducuus Willie Vardanega Greek XVOoclsho1J major Math. major Truck Richard Wainwright Dick XVo0dshop major lilock C Track Albert Matlock Ralph McClain Willis Means Edward Spreen MEA.. Alito-Alec-lin 1 lirs Nlasato J. Suyehiro J'inimie liiath. major Baslieibzilli Truck Boys' Hi-Y 3Vz yours Frank K. Terrell Comnlercizil major Art- minor M1l1lzirylSc1encc Boys' H1-Y Clifford Turnbaugh Mechanical Drawing XVoodshop major Math. major Joe Veffredo .-XIIYO-1fGCh2ll1iCS Track Calvin White NCLH.. Math. major Football Honor Socioly Robert Paedon Robert Park Joe Pittman Karl E. Standard Stun Math. major lieclmiiiczil Drawing YX'oo1lsl1op mzijor 31,-Q years Curtis William Tarr Editor Cziduceus Pres. Pziii Ani. Club Lilo- Mernilmi' C. S. F lluslietlmll Edward Tonningsen Math. mujor Orchestra Y.-Pres. Hi-Y J. C. L. Oscar Van Ornum .Xuricullurzil major l-'. F, A. 315 years Dan Vrisimo History: English Aviation Truck Beverley Yuhn ke Blll'l70 Mzmhine Shop Agricultural major l-'. F. A. Block 0 Sidney Rea Lloyd Secor PAGE 23 Robert Easley President Etta Nlae Ligon Secretary dass of 1943 . . . The navy soon claimed the junior class president, Bob Easley, and Hugh Parsons immediately stepped into his shoes, Isabelle Bally, as vice- president, found that her lot was planning parties and the Senior Fare- well, while the secretary, Etta May Ligon, and Betty Horne, as treasurer, kept minutes and bills flying. Gloria Snow, Helen Lewis, Ed Coleman, and Bill Anderson slaved on the Student Body Council and saw it through to the end. The juniors lost a number of their class to the services and a lot more to the '42 graduating class. Helen Lewis brought down the house this spring when she was elected president of the Student Body over four boys. All the Student Body oHicers came from juniorsg they are Sally Gay, Vice-president, Etta Mae Ligon, secretary? and Harry Merlo, treasurer. lsabelle Bally Vice-President Betty Horne Treasurer JUNIORS Cllelow, loft to rightb Front row-Mussolinan, Dolan, Spangler, Juana:-una, Gibson, Leach, Sweeney, Fudge, Fenzl, Patooka, Talken, Nakamura, Tull, Baker, Johnson, Crouch, Brown, lilitzen. Second row-Moore, Burnetto, Munokawa, Kochi, Lassus, WVright., Dean, Sinitli, Mcl4'all,D. Phillips, Taggart, J. Phillips, Ness, Costa, Clarke, Van Ornum, Russell. Third row-Estes, Foster, Gay, Koutchis, Rucker, 'W'arron, Brown, Orlierg, liurke, Swanson, Stav- ros, Vvilliains, Foster, I-liggins, Clnnelka, Acord. Fourth row-Ruhle, Gum, Hunting, Pope, Boyd, Miller, Shangrow, Bruce, Verlinde, Jones, Pillsbury, Peirson, Ohrnnra, LS. Andi-con, K. Andrcen. JLTNlORS fljpper picture, opposite pane, left to rightl Ufront row-Bisset, Chutskoff, Camper, Rea, Marlor, Keesy, Beebe, Smith, Beatty, Marshall, Hunting, Darker, Aitken, For:-in, Boehhold, Miller, Sauer, Reef. Sees-nd row- Booth, 1-loltinier, Knox, Mlarcher, Laumer, Theriault, Schroder, Leeds, McNair, Bearse, Anderson, Baclnnann, Vir- gin, X'X7Ctl.llLlI'lt, Daniels. Third row-Chaco, Parsons, Coleman, Adams, NVoodmansee, Brown, Mnlkey, Tazuk, Miskella, Wliser, Hartwell, Carroll, Byrne, Park, Lewis. Fourth row-Chamberlin, Toxninafqa, Hardesty, Soares, Young, Floyd, Ringer, Suyehiro, Simons, Reid, Llullington, Kidder, Reinhardt, Edmonds, Rockholt, Illoltsman, E. Droliny. JUNIOKS tCenter picture, opposite page, Iott to rightJ 'Front row-Mathison, Lennn, Bally, Compton, l-lottinger, James, Martin, Pooro, Culver, Mitchell, Stile, Gordon, Dalrymplo, Hendrix, Houk, Riedel, Eggleston, Smith. Second row-Kincshita, Small, Knight, Yadney, Morgan, Snow, XYe:sI1ro0k. x'Vllll2llllSOl'l, Strain, Keach, Pouschrrl, Horne, Spear, Ilatocka, Ligon, Conrad, XYalkor. Third row-Randle, Behrin,eg'. XValkenshaw, Casebt-cr, Field, Dohloss, Parker, Arnold, Gnkle, Ross, Jenkins, NVcstlako, Easley, Keyawa. Moody, Dutro. Fourth ic-w-Ridder. Van Ornum, Kinpz, Kellmxlfeters, E. XVellsfry, Hunerlach, F. Vlfellstry, Kingsbury, Combes, Mcljride, Appel, Bi'igg:s, Kirby, Boarse, Dun- ning, -age. JUNIORS thower picture, opposite page, left to rightl Front row-J. Pain. H. Vain, Xvarwick, Strawn, Patocka. Coykendall, Moore, King, Gutufy, NVieldt, Gibonoy, Low, Nakano, Pc-nke, I-lerota, Hendrix, Head, Blunkall. Second row-McCarthy, Lilyixren, Matthews, Baxter, Moline, Anderson, Ennnett, NVtest, Crawford, Chow, Graham, Fleming, Kitchen, Palmer, I-loenikc, Bob Post, Dunwoody, Bill Post. Third row-Morlo, Dutter, Brock, Baragar, Soares, Roberts, Mickleson, Stanton, Shier, J. Staples, Reid, B. Staples, Santos, llaeon, Bailey, Estes, Kennedy. Fourth row-Hiebert, Herrick. Brown, Dunham, 'lfhoinps-zon, Rogers, Jones, Peterson, Ztnnwalt, Cudclebaek, Arhuckle, Vrisimo, Obermiller, I..m11f'oon, Boiyles, Young, Priol, Munokawa, Ohert. Q, - A ', ,- . , . Y 1 - , - -.gi ' wi -. vi. w . AL as lf n QQ Q E-nur 5 ir Gm-fx? vi 1, -A1 Ill! v g W L MF, 51 hm L, W is ga I K . L . H -Hg X -gk ,, Q , Z, ' f A , 'IRQ ' 'A ' L ,I --'-.aV?gf ' E' V: A gf mm' f XL -' 1, in .f X 1 Eg J 'rf ivy Y 5 ' Q E V.-gg f Y 7 5 ' A iifefkf- A p .AL Cla 5 ofl944 . . . It was either that the sophomore girls always had more fingers in the pie or that the boys knew that they would soon be needed for national defense work, but nevertheless all four class ofiicers went to the feminine half. Barbara Lee Ruth took over the presidency and was assisted by Peggy Morehead as vice-president, Mary Virginia Doyle as secretary, and Dorothy Zucca as treasurer. Helping the Student Body Council through Victory Gardens and constitutional revisions were the representatives there again the girls had the upper hand in no timej, B-ettijane Stile, Marijane Martin, Ernest Lusk, and Gordon Moore, whose position on the Council following his resignation was filled by Barbara Lee. Besides working on Student Body affairs the sophomores became very active in selling Defense Stamps tand buying them tool, in staying out of the halls in sunny weather, and in making simply lovely bandages in First-Aid. . Aa- . Mary V. Doyle Secretary S-OPHOMORES tljelow, left to rightj fI.i'ront row-Crouch, J. Trowbridge, Young, Rush, C. Trowbridge, Dronillarrl, Dosser, Muyliin, Cantwell, Glissxiizm, NViclber5g, McC:u1d1iss, Atkins, Landers, Sweet. Second row-Albright, YVrig'ht XVatson, lXlIulholl.:1nd, Vcyles, l-lennigun, Shepnrd, Pzitoelea, Morehead, Zuccn, Knight, Evans, Campbell. Third row! Vnlme, McEnespy, Simons, NVzilker, East, Tather, Allclredge, Schwellenhach, Sanchez, Bordin, Czirxnuck, Matlock, Smith. Fourth row-Dinnel, llcers, Stnrnes, Rodzirmel, Swanson, Behring, Moore, Allgeier, Grinnell, Eggleston Ferguson, Fisher, XVeslon. SOPHOMORES ttlpper picture, opposite page, left to rightl Front row-llloorc, Marks, Ailinger, Grimm, Pires Bennett, Ayer, Shziffcr, Knight, Luke, Young, Collins, Varesio, Lund, King. Second row-Ellen, Georges, Durgztn Theriault. Tzilhott, Phillips .Kemp Gordon, Becker, Slocum, Scott, Kusie. Third row-Nielson, Platt, R1l.m,udo Kitchen 1-lmin Dreine Dookcndori Luther Keesv Rodri ue Gooch. Fourth row-Haninioncl, Stegner, Lighter: . . , , . , . . E5 I Thrower, Noonkester, Larsen, Grnge, Lawrence, Orner, Newell: llrockman, Gomes. S P X 'L' Cin 1 Ji tuit nosit ll r lift to ii ht Ixout rovi C'tnnich'1el llxI'1Ilx Richnrlson Aimstionpr, SO-HO.IOR?Ste te'1c 'i,o11:e1:g:e, a -g JP- -'-e- I , '.-', , XV:itt, Rodarmel, Hippy, Miller, Shearer, Kelly, Hansen, XVootlm,nnsee, Carnegie, Harvey. Second row-McVeigh Cody, Uclovich, Striegel. Ritter, Turnhziugh, Luczts, Case, Chutslcoftf, Spreen, Detrieli. Bishop, Kovztl. Third row! Cramer, Quistini, Ellis, Tzxrr, Lnphzim, Ruby, Hftrdmzin, Fisher, 'l':i,tum, Ford, NVils0n, Andrews, Allclreclge, R. Cope- land, XVhite. Fourth row-Alley, Nvakelieltl, C. Copeland, Keller, Ferguson, Lztmmers, Langford, Gosney, Hessel- tine, Hicks, liernard, Book, Grimm. SOPHOMORES tLower picture, opposite page, left to rightj Front row-Nukeuio, Ruth, Doyle, Robinson, Bowman, VVightm:m, Poeschel, VVellm:,nn, Stumhles, Vifood, Banks, CuinpbellhI-Iowurd, Beers, Leeds. Second row-Abernathy, Brown, Crn,ii:', Young, Snucernmn, Sloan, Holmes, Hackett, lietiigel, Nunez, Eitzen, Christ, Erickson, Haslett, Meyer. Third row-lirrrth, Seclen, Lutz, Hocking, D. Jones, Stanton, Vifntson, Little Graves, Barnes, Reynolds, Moore XVood, Clay, Hutler. Fourth row-Moody, Nymnn, Harris, Munson, K. Jones,'.l'effrey, Sauer, X-Vustenberg, Viloodl ruff, Henning, Snndeu, Lusk, XVitlJeck, XVoods, Stavros, C. Jones. X.. i - N PAGE 27 Barbara Lee Ruth Peggy President Vice- Dorothy Zucca Treasurer api na- -na Larry Graves Charles Alexander President Mary Stackhouse Bill McCray Necictiiy flu 5 ofl945 . .. Big Sisters and get-acquainted teas for the girls and mild hazing for the boys filled the first few weeks for the freshman class last fall, but by the date of the Freshman Reception and Fun Night they were off to a good start with Larry Graves elected president of their class. Charles Alexander stepped into the office of vice-president, and the job of secretary Went to Mary Stackhouse. Billy McCray was elected treasurer and found himself faced with stacks of money and handfuls of requisitions, while the representatives, Fern Ludden, Betty Zumwalt, Harold Rodarmel, and Frank Mills, started working with the older stu- dents for bigger and better dances and a lower priced Student Body card. Recognition was brought this class when Jean Byerly was elected G. S. L. treasurer. Because of the excellent record made during their hrst year in Chico High School, members of the class of '45 have won the admiration and confidence of the students and faculty alike. Vice-I rcsident. 'Treasurer l+'.HIGSHMEN tlllclow, left to rightj 'Front row-Catlctt, Orenrlorf, McGraw, Stackhotiso, Aitken, Burns, Corcoran. Scott, Alexander, Teanby, Patrick, Stevens, liettencourt, Marshall, Vt'alkc-r. lfranco. Second row-Feinf.:old, Munjar, Howard, Henderson, Jones, Allen, Earle, Bisset, Sndlierry, Jones. Alt, Det:-ou, Randolph, Bigirers, Ilteigc-1', Jtidizo, Franco, Perry, Gumxinirg. Third row-Alastcrs, Sitlener, Dutter, Mc-lieiizie, XX'aslilmrn, Pittman, Nicholas, Hobson, Mcbain, W'right, Gztiner, Smith, VVhisnian, Bltilktey, Gilluni, IIS, Odom. Fourth I'ow-Kenwoi'tl1y, Silva, Kieser, SDztLild1ng:,', NVi'ight, Ileatty, Copeland, Townsend, I'cii's0n. FRESHMEN tUppt-r picture, opposite page, loft to right: lfront row--Turnt-y, Hayes, Eanit-s, Brown. Powning, Dodge, Archer, Musselinan, Lockhart, Brown, Hottinacr, E.dridg'e, Hurcliam, XVe-linian, Cornelius, tioodsper-tl, llyorly. Second row-Etilmnks, Lynch, Reynolds, Vtfest, Vfoolory, Yan Dyke, Harris, Adkins, Coito, Baldwin, Schlaf, Krick, Chapin, Johnston, Ludden, Apel. 'l'hi1'd row-Nash. Spcellinan, Decker. Uertagna., Mason, .luanrtrt-na, lieinking, Lea, Sl.a.uticr, Kramer, Thomlxson, Harrison, Black, Spf-sort. Costa. Fourth row-liish, Altrxandc-ir, Xvhitniry, NVagncr, Marshall, Att'e1'brz1'i'y, Coates, Regier, Franz, McCray, Clemens, Herolsi, Endicott. FRESHMEN fCentcr picture, opposite page, loft' to rightj Front row-Draper, Norton, XYalki-r, Proctor, Lefiossig- nol, Pettit, Clark, Arhucklc-. Stark, Leeds, Loc, Hughes, Linville, Standard, Xifilliams, Hoenike. Second row-Sclmrz- niztn, Stoudt., McDonald, Kelly, Mcllhiespy, Azevedo, Stewart, Cltittm-litick, Horne, Masters, Ganoung, Jessup, Craw- ford, Stevens, Morical, Brcvik. Third row-Rich.ardson, Signett, Fritter, Sims, Smith, Sliator, Huston. Keene, Baehand, Xvoston, Reese, Matthews, Smith, Nixon, XVood, Thompson, Stoufer, Hoar, Johnson. Fourth row-Crandall, Forslund, lrlnglent, Lammors, Partsch, Ranios, Orput, Rocha, Ho, Blunkztll, Martin, Adams, Crawford, Palmer, Drolvny, Dunning, Munekawa, Yamasaki. , 14'l,UGSIriMEN tLower picture, opposite page, left to right! l-'ront row-Thompson, Ballard, Lowu, Kreidcr, Robinson, Nakano, Yamasaki, Remy, Stcinly, 1-Iupp, Tori-y, Compton. Alexander. Hamilton. Forester. Graham. Sec-ond row- Bickett, Bennett, Orlzerg. Xvyncoop, Brock, Kaufman, Lutz, Phillips, Iflonodol, D. Pickett, R. Pic-kott, Cunha. MCI 11ll. Schafer,Gray,15oysol,Mortonson, Zumwalt. 'Fhird row-Burke, XVhitc-ly, Cole, XVainwrig'ht, Allhey, XV:ird, MaeHat- ton, Crandall, Law, Peterson, Benedict, XVhisnian. Swinelmrt, Grayhill, Forman, Fish, McNair. .Fourth row- Holnsou, Beagle, Gibbs., Smith, Baker, French, Guill, Vloolory, I-Lay, Mathison, Dutro, Huffman, Landis, Atterborry, Bocast, Mills. . G 1, A -W, I --TFKN 'Je V ,,!.. , V. -,X -K ,, : , , , 1 -X, , , .S-. 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W 91 if M. H 2199 H V-1-iii? ., Y H? B W .H ' QW wwwmgmw . N HH - W my E ss? B V vm ss - ,L mn H n 1.1 'E -5 H 2 wif? 5 .. H W ', ' 1 EYES: . - N .E V 'Q w ,gg .W H .f qw .- ss- as .A H M vw H H H . ,A V MQ ' . , .W E A V1 11' K' , N H 4.335 A mx H H H - 435' 55 . E Y Nb- nfl.- QW' H H 9521. ' , - . K .. -I- ,. 'wa 1 gg' :-:J 1- W F mm' w H aw Q nd sf X E Yu W E . is K H 1 'B K B as E K W E W E H H E an gncu fare PAGE 44 'em how I 6 I 2 5 lndasfnhl Arts i I f Qvertlme at Cluco Hzgh IS a voluntary conrwlmtzon mspvrecl by school spmt and loyalty to a cause. 5 1 OVERTIMJE Mrs. J. E. Morrow President 1935-39 Mrs. R. S. Watkins President 15139-alll Mrs. J. B. Orrell Ijl'tfSlllUlll. lil-IU-ll ' Mrs. W. R. Alldredge Presitlenl lilell -42 Pa ent- Teacfzers As oc bf bn . . . During the years the Chico High School P. T. A. has devoted itself to an understanding friendship between parents, teachers, and students and to an appreciation of the limitations of home and school and their effects upon the growth and development of students. Programs for the year follow educational themes. This year First Lines of Defense started as the theme, but upon our entrance into the war, Patriotism was quite naturally adopted. Every year since its organization worthy projects have been undertaken and accomplished. Each year the services have been extended to cover broader fields. Some of the earlier projects undertaken were the framing of the large pictures which hang in several rooms and corridors. the founding of the school cafeteria and the free lunch fund. Several suits of clothing have been given underprivileged students in this last year. Every year such very necessary things as glasses, dental work, and needed operations are provided for. Through all these years of work the P. T. A. has become indispensable to Chico High School. P. T, A. lLcl't to righll Front row-Mesdames Shaper, Mortensen, A.Ilrlx'edg'e, Daniel, Bully. Back PONY-Slkll'll4:JS, Poeschel, Xlfure, Snow, Ielennigan. PAGE 4 7 Roy Clarke resident Howard Rees X 1CL I7IL'-.lClt'l1f Eimma Uh! Secxttzux Emlly Uhl Il ISLIII-'I e Associated Stu ents Meet1ng new s1tuat1ons 1nvolved 1n dally hlgh school schedules and sports act1v1t1es changed because of defense problems the Student Councll a group of twenty three students act1ng as leg 1slat1ve and execuuve representatlves of 1nd1v1dual classes has operated smoothly and 6fl:lC1CHtlY 1n planmng orgamzed act1v1t1es throughout the school year The Counc1l has held monthly meetings at Wh1ch tlme the many act1v1t1es of the school have been encouraged argued about and planned Transactlons of most 1mportance were the lowerlng of the prlce of Student Body cards and the reV1s1on and passlng of the schools con st1tut1on When Roy Clarke Student Body pres1dent left ln January to do defense work ln the shlp yards at Vallejo Howard Rees v1ce pres1dent assumed leadershlp of the Councll Competent supporters and assxstants to the presldent and v1ce pres1dent have been Emma and Emlly Uhl secretary and treasurer and Mrs K1SSl1f1g and Mr Crane faculty advlsers V1 UDI 'NT BODX COUVCIL U ett lo Ilghll llont lou Mx L1 me Glolu Snow LlUllX Llhl Hou nd Rte-Q I mmm Uhl Q rlxm Stndus Mrs lxlsillflg., Second row Lctlg fumu tlt F1 mnk Xlxlls 'Nlunjme Nlutm Harold Rodmmel Ernest I usk I'1ck Qcott betty Jane Stxlf. PAGE 4 3 1311 ' . .1- - - ' . .. ., ' Q 5 '1'-ee.: - - x1 1 ' ' ' , 4 1 1 - , . . . . , 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 - - . 1 , . . , . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 .- ,. -w. . , 1 . 1.. 'v Y -1 - , ' 1. . 1 . 1, La' , 1 1 4 4 . 1 3, c n. ', ' A , A 1 En, D 1 w, .- -1. . '-. ' ,- N, . . 71, r .. ., . , - . . .--f . . ' . , fe L. 1' -, . . . -. 1 ' ' 4 e , ' e - ., . 4 t . 1- , A e ., , . . 1 1 ' . . .1 . , .L 1,. . . Ann Rogers P1 L'wlQlLl'll. rgmna Mead X xc-c I zesxdent Dorothy Beatty Qcclcl uy Elmore Williamson llc wsu 1 Girls Student league . . . Wltlu a Models for Moderns theme the Glrls Student League marched trlumphantly through a successful ycar urged on always by thelr ofiicers Ann Rogers Vlfglnla Mead Dorothy Beatty Elmore Wrlllamson and Shlrley Loomxs and the advlsers Dr Thomas and MISS Cooper At a novel tea dance the adm1ss1on belng a can of food or cash donatlon the g1rls succeeded 1n Hllmg a huge barrel wrth grocer1es for thelr Thanksgxvmg beneflt baskets Brg Sxsters under the dlrectlon of Flora Nau helped the freshmen through the barrage of upper classman knocks durmg the1r flrst weeks 1n hlgh school and made them more at home wlth a Freshman Tea for the glrls and thexr mothers Hlghllght of the sprmg semester was the annual Aprll Showers dance whlch wlth the co operat1on of the F P A featured the popular Cal Poly orchestra Brmglng the year to a close was the trad1t1onalSen1or Tea grven by the lower classmen to graduatmg sen1or glrls the1r last week 1n Ch1co H1gh L S I LSBINIDT fLett to rxghty Front lou Nm Ixcllw 'vlcxd Rogels VVIHIIIHSOH Lettty Por-schel Bael lou Broun Bully Mrss Cooper Dx Thomas Tur Robinson PAGE -l 0 J . V1 r- hp..- ,ps ..-L. rw. . . . . , L., IC e .. H - V - I Y f l v 3 1 , Y v f - . , V , c 1 1 1 7 - . s -1 ' s 1 1 W 'W f' 1'- v - v 1 r 4 Q ' '. F 1 1. .. J. .: 4 ' ' --4 1 1 . ,. A if , ., 1 . , 4. , L . . . . . , f,. Y ' . . . . - L 7 , , , ., , , . fc , 1. , . Sully Gay, '11-l, and Jack Scott, '11 Top M' fu' Wlll08f5. . . Ever active in school affairs throughout the year, the Girls' Junior and the Boys' l-li-Y's sponsored the Winning candidates in the contest for the selection of Mr. and Miss Caduceus. Previous contests have made Miss Caduceus an institution at Chico High. This year, when the need for a Mr. Caduceus was felt, the contest was opened to boys. On the first day of the sales each book sold counted two votes for each candidate, and the two Hi-Y's swept into the foreground, piling up leads that the most persistent work by other clubs could not overcome. lt is the policy of the Hi-Y's to work for others. Scarcely a week goes by Without some worthy benefit being scheduled by one of these clubs. Chartered three years ago, the Junior Girls' Hi-Y keeps the calendar filled with cake sales and benent parties. One of their biggest social events is the annual Christmas party for under-privileged children, ln February, with Sally Gay as president, the Junior Hi-Y entertained the Boys' and the Senior Girls' Hi-Y's at an old fashioned box social. The boys also Worked steadily during the school year. Forty dollars from a benefit carnival was contributed to the war effort in April by the combined Boys' and Girls' Hi-Y's. Both clubs are proud of the fact that earnest Hi-Y members make such active student leaders. Jack Scott, Boys' Hi-Y president, expressed the attitude of both groups by saying, 'AWe'd like to have the clubs get into the habit of calling on us for help. PAGE 5 0 UALH-'ORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Clipper picture. left to rightj Front row-Ruth, Coutolenrz, Gay. Land. Yvest, L.. WVi'i,e4ht, M. Vlfright, Martin, Bokninnn, Misnk. Second row-Pzttockn, YVest, Brown. Lee. Ifillfjliiilflj., Calliper. XVatson, Curnnick, Hoolcingg Ntlkziinuru- Third row-lfrench. Ruth, Roc-kholt, Black, Jolie, Hott, Rocast, Svhreiter, Ellis, XVellman, Marks. fLower picture! Front row-Monlgoniery, J. Kench, Luckinbill. M0l'F'.'illl. M. Poeschel, Craig, B. Hendrix, Horne, Maroon, Nakano, Behring. Miss Burr. Second row-O. Ppeschel, Lassus, Hunting, Varesio, Hecox, V. Hendrix, Standard, SlLllCiil l0llSE'.k Kovul, Lockhart, Eldridge, I'fl0tfll1gE,'I'. YVeIln1an. Third row-Moore, Belch, Hale, Stewart. Spellman. Graves. McL'rny, Tttrr, Staples, P. Keuch, kelly. Nash, Grimm. Cfuko ffmpfe 168 . . . As indicated by its motto, Scholarship for Service, the purpose of the California Schol- arship Eederation is to encourage students to excel in scholarship so that they may be of service to their country. Encouragement is offered in many ways. Chico High's chapter, 168, holds monthly meetings to conduct business and to enjoy programs. Art and Music was the theme of the fall semester meetings: Keeping Up With the Times, of the spring. Regional and dis- trict conventions are held so that C. S. E. members of different communities may meet, exchange ideas, and enjoy each other's company. As a farewell to its graduating members, the C. S. F. has a picnic in June. Russell Jobe was president for the fall term, with Evelyn Kelly, Pat Hocking, Edith Lively, Junella Luckinbill, as supporting officers. Donna Dean Stewart, president for the spring term, had Olive Poeschel, Marijane Martin, Edwin Iloff, and Lavelle Lassus, as helpers. First of the chapter's activities this year was the District Convention held at Oroville on November l. Next came the second annual Brain Brawl with the Oroville chapter, held in Chico this year. Oroville was again defeated. On January 27 the chapter presented an assembly pro- gram based on occurrences at an observation post. In February. delegates were sent to the Regional Convention at Santa Rosa, ending the year's inter-school activities, since the Spring District Convention was canceled. PAGE 51 FUTURL FARMIIRQ KLIDDOI DICUIIG left to rxghtb 110111. IOXX Lwllllxt Dunnmf., Thompson Bly Blunkftll Guffm Holm'-.on G'un 1 Secon 1 M Il s L ht V O Nl I Is NI tth NI St l I' Ch Me Country s Hope Vxtammsl Gxve us food' Food for Vxctory' Our Hghtmg forces requlre the backlng of a large and capable army of farmers tlllers of the soxl who must produce the natxon s food supply Here m the Future Farmers of Amenca this army xs bemg tralned drllled and mstructed ln the most modern and efllcxent methods of farm product1on Under the Farm Tralnmg Program these boys are taught by actual exper1ence how to farm correctly sc1ent1fically they learn how to operate farm lmplements and how to do a man slzed Job 1n a man SlZ6d way To the Future Farmers we owe the huge success of our 15 acre Vlctory Garden Other outstandmg ach1evements of the Ch1CO chapter mclude the wmnmg of many faxnung awards chlef among them the honor txtle of State Farmer bestowed upon Don Mat thews and Tom Juanarena 41 graduate ln add1t1on ten per cent of the class won Farmer C awards To a group of llve w1re enthuslasts such as the Future Farmers outslde act1v1t1es come easxly and they found plenty of t1me between the1r plantmg and harvestmg to hold several socxal events 1nclud1ng the hrghly successful F F A Student Body dance Bossles Hop and Jomt partles w1th the Home Econom1cs Club PACE 52 4 g v . . . M ' - -'r w- -. ,-J - r ' 2 V C --- , 1 ' ez . mc row- u inf, ig er, an rnum, l r. fi con, l E1 ews, , ason. .Fo res, '9l!'SOll, , aml bers. fLOXX'Gl' lefib Stokes, Llghter, Lllygren, Grahrtm, Yuhnke. fLower righrj Stokes and Brown do spring plowing. I 0 I . . . , ' 1 , v 1 y V , , , Z - t - I - .. ., , - , . . Y ' I I H Y, ' 1 ! , ' Y . - r xi ' U Y! ' ' ' . . . , , J HOME EC. clipper picture, left to right! Front row- Fruneo. ZllllHV3.lt, Shaw, N. Orberpr, Shelly, Rose, Mrs. Mad- sen, Hendrix. Dalryrnple, H. Orbergr, Hescoek, Ennna Uhl. Hennignn, Emily Uhl, Schulze. Second row-Baker, Riedel, I-louk, Williams, Bickett, Bennett, Gnnzbur:.1', E. Smith, Sweet, D. J. Smith, Reef, Moore, Clark, Boknmnn. Third row-Hoenike, lxinldwin, Thoinpson, Brock, P. Lown, Stoudt. Forester, McGraw Zumwult, VVi'llSlll21I1, Park Byrne, Bnohund, Quistini, King. Fourth row-Stuvros, Furtado, Rodarmel, McF:tll, McDonald, Pettit. Apel, Kino- shita, Stevens, Easley, Scott, Beleh, Iiissel. Atkins, Cannvnn. Parsons. fLower picture! Front row-VVielt, Moore, Bisset, Alexander, Compton, Small, I-Iotlimrei-, James, Mrs. Madsen, Spesert, Bnuniliaek. Vanght, Swanson, Case- beer, Oliver. Second row-Standard, B. Pickett, Leeds, Stark, Crawford, Heroin, Nakamura., Ponke, Shatter. Franz, Moody, Thomas, Meyer, Hughes, Reeve. Fleming, Third l'0l.ViSfil.CkhOllSG, Baehmztnn, Eggleslion, Beatty, Becholcl, Stautler, R. Pickett, Ruby McEnc-spy, Ruth McEnespy, Simons, Kelly, Horne, P. Jones, Henderson. M. Jones, Young. Fourth ro-w-Reiny, Steinly, Reef, .lll2l,IliLl'Cfl'H'l, Feingold, Cunha, Mclfnll, NVoolery, Yan Dyke, Lockhart, J. Phillips, '1'ngg:1rt, D. Phillips. Chutskot'I', Mzirshaill, Sndherry. Home Enffwslhsfs . . . Said to be the most active organization in high school, and by far the largest, the Home Economics Club won glory in the strife for victory during '41 and '-42. Helen Orberg presided over the meetings, and the adviser, Mrs. Madsen, gave help Whenever the girls needed it. As usual, the club contributed to the Boys' Block C injured athletes fund. They donated money to the local Health Center also, and helped a number of girls go to the Hi-Y conference this spring. Selling candy and ice cream was a side line at Hrst glance, but we soon found that the girls saved the ice cream and candy Wrappers to purchase toys for underprivileged children. Polish- ing the trophy case to proud brilliance and serving Victory Lunches in the school cafeteria were two ways in which the girls earned points and credits for their club. Tiresome days for convalescing teachers and students were shortened by the arrival of a bright bouquet or sympathetic note from the club. Last fall the girls gave a mammoth party jointly with the F, F. A. and Block HC, and while the last weeks of school were rolling past they closed their triumphant year with an even larger picnic. again given with the P. F. A. and Block PAGE 53 1 sci LADF1 CORPS tLoft to llghll FIOIHYZ IOXX Nlewcll Duen-slug, M'mson Rabv Ix11'lgSlJLllV Xoun Texguson Ford Rose VS estlmke XX eston C YVh1s111 IH Second IOVM Vmdxult McD1n1els gllllfll Myczs Flovd Xellmde Moody Hackett Carncx Soung, N156 Thud IONV Stoudt Cvmd Lil L POl'lElfS L ROl7QllS '1 IIIIITI Shonk bullm Lon LADL1 OFFICERS CTop 1ohottom5 Left Nlajor Snuth L mi Lculs LWDI Colden R1g,ht L1eut Tcuell Lneut Dutlel Lleut Paeclon fBelonJLe1t QOID Rose fQ9!lt01JglH1lhd1lClTGllGll tR1ghtJ xE1lIl1dL Rose lXll1gQlJl1lX L' fi 5' fader L'orp M1l1tary tra1n1ng at Ch1CO H1gh School has proved to be one of the greatest benents to young men 1n recent years When the m1sfortune of war fell upon our nat1on Chrco Hlgh School had rendered to a great number of boys the bEQ1C m1l1tary trarnxng by Wh1Ch they put to QITCCIIVC use the1r txme and talents ln defense of therr democrat1c 1deals The m1l1tary tralnrng at Ch1co 1S prooably the most democratlc organlzatron 1n Northern C3l1fOfH13 The 1nstruct1or1 1S glven by Cadet Officers the d1sc1pl1ne IS controlled by Cadet Ofli cers the gradmg IS done by Cadet Officers In fact the ent1re organ1zat1on 1S controlled by young men not yet twenty years of age Mllltafy 1nstruct1on 1S both practrcal and theoretrcal It IS pract1cal 1n that all students are requ1red to be governed 1n the1r da1ly hfe by the pr1nc1ples of m1l1tary d1sc1pl1ne The prac t1cal 1nstruct1on comprlses 1n dr1lls and ceremorues the Infantry Dr1ll RCQUIBIIODS to 1nclude the School of the Battalion 1r1 close and extended order the use of arms 1n a1m1ng and po1nt mg dr1lls and target pract1ce tact1cal problems 1n the Held attack and defense marchmg and patrollmg both 111 post and 1n the f1eld Furthermore Cadets are reqmred to be neat and erect durlng dr1ll per1ods and off the Held Theoret1cal Work rncludes stud1es and rec1tat1ons 1n the dr1ll and f1eld SQKVICB regulamons 1n the theory of m1nor tact1cs 1n scoutmg and patrolhng pract1cal appl1cat1on of wh1ch IS Worked out 1n the Held Exammatlons are held and gradmgs made 1n these stud1es as 1n any other Mrlltary 1nstruct1on and d1sc1pl1ne teach young men respons1b1l1ty respect for self and for those 1n author1ty they learn to obey orders from lawful authority Wrthout d1scuss1on and when 1n author1ty themselves to g1VC thelr orders and see that they are executed PAG1 5 4 1 Qty- ' X , 1 ' 1 .1 fn , -fc' 5 . 1 .' --i - ,. 1 I -. 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Deiimtely the school s most capable funmakers the boys of the H1 Y enjoyed a most suc cessful year The1r ant1cs have proved to be erltertallllng for the students and constant sources of enjoyment for the boys themselves Gettmg off to a good start fall PfCS1dQHf George Smlth and h1S H1 Y boys fed watermelons to the entlre student body After a short t1me for recuperat1on Cthey ate most of the melons themselvesj the boys went skatmg w1th the Orov1lle H1 Y entertamed the Sen1or H1 Y g1rls at JOIHI meetmgs and decorated a pr1ze w1nn1ng float for the Afm1Sf1C2 Day parade Yet the hlgb l1ght of the fall semester was a h1ghly successful costume dance the Beaux Art Ball A Pxoneer Day float a w1ener roast and a swxmmmg party were successful enterpnses on sprmg Presldent Jack Scotts act1v1ty 11st However the best funmaker was a carnlval for wh1ch the boys and the Sen1or H1 Y glrls taxed the1r humorous capacltles to the utmost The resultmg event was or1g1na1 and typ1cal of the Boys H1 Y PAGE 5 9 Q, ,-' 1- '--- -z'.,'.1 '- 1, ,' '. Egg. ... ,cz .5, 'V' . SJ' 1 -'L Y. , : ', Q ,.. 3 ' 55.11- ' , 1 , - , c- Grmnell, Matheny, Fergllson. S - 1 -v ,1 V' ,1, A - ,114 , ,L 7,11 - km I - ,L-I - . . , 'r '-' U. 'tai A ' 1' ' ' . H' 1 ' . I 0 I . , . . 1 - - y - - , - A 1 - ' - - 1. ,1 . V Q . , . . , . . . . - , 1 . . . . , . QPNYIOR GIRLS HT X QTIDIJCI plctutc 1011 to Ilghtf Front IDXX Ptrk Lyrne Lexus 1 xchmd Rccsc I'll'SOIlS Compton Poole Culver Ro cls Montgomery Hescock Olhelg Guynn H110 Second rou Mead lcltty Cetrlnv Bxoylcs Brlnxm, VV1ll11r11so11 Vkftsbxook Lrlch qcott Holllnqet LISOU Home Crxft T0lillITld Muchell N111 'lhnd IOVK Huntma, 'Hoody buxnctte Cluk lvlfcnlllllllldf-,t' ALIlllW'1ll. Conzad 'upon Goldon Iatockzx 'Il'l0lTllS nrlllhl Dmlel Kelly Doyle Grunlwug WW-:ndt Gibson Pttockt Vlcst StC0l1dl0NW Foster Cnty Npmelel Dolm Mlslk Isokmmn Lcebo IG-Ley Nveahunt Hockmp, Mullm Tlnd :ou Stzle Mnle'-1 MQXE-lgh Shan Huxxzck Lnlce Hcndux HOILIIILLI 'linnth Wught blldsvye Senior Girls ffl ,V The g1rls of the Sen1or H1 Y st1ll have the enthuslasm they dlsplayed 1n the Jun1or H1 Y but have added a touch of elegance to then' act1v1t1es Promment meetlngs of the year featured outstand1ng school and communxty talent Al though generally constructxve all meet1ngs are not SCIIOUS for several JOIHK gathermgs NVlfh the Boys H1 Y are held Abandomng the1r culture for a nlght the grrls collaborated Wlth the Boys H1 Y and gave a carn1val wh1ch was one of the years outstandmg soc1al events The money earned w1ll be donated to some worthy cause About forty glrls attended the Older Glrls Conference where they nommated and cam pa1gned Peggy Keach to the v1ce presldency of next year s conference Cl1max1ng a very successful year the 'Semor H1 Y gave a Mothers Tea at the home of the'r advlser Mrs Sackerson Those ably Work1ng W1th Presrdent Judlth Keach durmg the year were Isabelle Bally VICE pres1dent Donna M1tche1l, secretary and Peggy Keach treasurer PAGE 5 6 1 yr ' - ' . 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Although composed entlrcly of freshman and sophomore g1rls the Junlor G1rls H1 Y IS rapldly becomxng one of the school s foremost clubs One need only glance over a l1st of the g1rls ach1evements to reallze Why they are contlnually bemg glven wldespread recogmtlon Wlth an emphasxs on char1table Work the glrls got off to a good start by g1v1ng a large Thanksg1v1ng basket to a needy famlly Another basket was glven at Chrlstmas To celebrate slgnlllcantly the Chrlstmas season the glrls gave a party for small deservlng chlldren Cl1maX 1ng the act1v1t1es of the fall semester the club staged an old fash1oned box soclal Wh1Ch met W1th both soclal and flnanclal success Part of the proceeds of thls event were donated to the March of Dlmes dr1ve Officers for the fall term were Sally Gay pres1der1t Peggy Morehead vlce pres1dent Dorothy Zucca secretary M1ldred Evans treasurer The sprmg semester found thc glrls successfully campalgmng Sally Gay to v1ctory 1n the Cacluceus contest CSee story on page fifty l Durmg the MUSIC Pest1val the club h1t 1tS str1de on a refreshment booth whlch was the greatest fmanclal success of the year The money earned IH fl'1lS venture w1ll go to some Worthy cause The sprmg term oflicers were Mar1an Tarr PKQSI dent Patty Kmght vlce pres1dent Jamce Crzng secretary Treva Patocka treasurer PAGE 5 7 .vfr - ' ,j , A I 4'- - Y , 'Q ,N ' f , ,r ,Q , 1 r '1 '-f' , 'z 1. , 'Z , .u L1 :, v . 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I zoxles l30l'llll'I '1 11 Nlontbomelx QP1 htj 'Nlorehc rd Iehxm ke-:ch Junior flass cal league Latm llves say the members of one of Chlco Hlgh s oldest clubs the Junror Class1cal League Hrghhgbt of the year for Latm classes and J C L members 1S the open house held early 1n February For lt every Latm student IS requ1red to make a project Whrch grves a clearer plcture of anc1ent Rome or of the mfluence of the Latm language on people of the present Everv year the club recelves Word from former members who say they have succeeded 1n medrcme Journal 1sm law and other vocatlons because of Latm trammg The annual J C L p1cn1c at Sycamore Pool IS a sprmg h1ghl1ght Fall J C L oflicers were Howard Rees pres1dent Marlan Tart VICE pres1dent Peggy Mont gomery secretary Sue Broyles treasurer Herbert Behrmg, sergeant at arms Peggy Keach reporter Peggy Morehead recorder In the sprmg term Howard went 1nto defense Work and Harr1et Behrxng was elected pres1dent PAGE 58 .. . . ae' P' ' '- W, ,, , ' , ' ' ., 'z . 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I . . . , I , - C ' , I , I - - I , I , . - PAN XXII RIC, KN 1 l 141 fl eit to Ilghl, Front xowx HLl1ClllX Lxssus Xfldney Lfxphftm H0tllllQQl Pldrlclge XV.:11 tuck Lexus M125 Looper Dc H1 Com ld 'Spell Lnshop Qccond lon Smchw Boxdm Rmdlc Duck-,on Lhmclkx L lllTllf'lx lxox ll Cody k ulxcr Poole Common Patockx Xltken 'wheucx lhnfl non Spxn,s.lc1 Dolxn Tosttl Crue, Huntm,., Curlrlchxck Qxlx n Mullen Qcott Slllltll Anclxeen Guynn f.:!lX4:?4 OTIICFPQ CLonex lctl DlCtllI4l Dem Levns Conrad I lure LI oxxm ll hlh Iostev XX uurtk Clue md Jfune CYIIUIHB the 1lt,,Q of the Pm xmcxxcwn Rcpulwlxu Pan Amen an Pan Amencan relat1onsh1ps were easy for members of thc Pan Ameucan club for most of the members spoke Span1sh rn the flrst place and so thelr understandrng of thelr South Amen can ne1ghbors came as second nature Helen LEWIS as presrdent brought Major Perez Brown to speak before the club and make a speclal broadcast ln commemoratxon of Pan Amerlcan day Members of the club spoke before many of the commumty organrzatrons and brought to Chrco the knowledge that frrendshrp Wlfh Spanxsh speaklng countrles 18 v1tal to the Un1ted States A group of the club members who formed a chorus and presented Spanlsh songs before the Student Body a1ded many program chalrmen looklng for outstandmg talent At the regular meetxngs programs were presented whlch conslsted of talks by men and Women who had v1s1ted forergn countrxes and of moving PICIUIQS of the Pan Amencan countnes In closmg, we would l1ke to take our hats off to the Pan Amencan club wh1ch has brought our understandmg and knowledge of South and Central Amerlca to the top and has brought the Good Nelghbor pollcy close to the heart of Chrco Hrgh students wlth the dally Buenos noches amrgos' PAGE D 9 'fill X Da'-S ,V ' 4- -'I'-A z..,:,1 ', 1 5, :s , 1 . 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Lnelw Ulruckll 11.1 Rolunson Dossex Iourth :ou W llku Home RICHIXCTQOI1 M-nks P Pleknlt X hells VV1dhe1g Dloulllud I1tth you lllmcl Norton R Plckett Honodel 'Nlcllnespx 511110115 Pltlxtk Johnston Cumplull Mrs XX oolsex 1 uns Poole Compton Parsons Wllllllll X lllgllt Second :ou I-Ieseock Cooper Nhskella qllllth XX endt lcrrm Gllvonex lnndel bxlsel Mu J.lldllSi Btlland Qfumtck Sloxn LILICP Thud IOW Fates Ltmbeth ql lTllt loh rnson Rex tu 1 Sllw x XVLllsf1v Thompson Hecox Mot uthw 6'lee flab and L'!1o1r The Laud1st1 Cholr and Cnrls Glee Club have brought muslc to the halls of Chico l-hgh rn two ent1rely different ways The cho1r has sung at publrc gathermgs whrle the glee club has clevottd ltself to study The Laudxstr Cholr has had an ambrtrous and useful year s1ng1ng for drfferent orgamzatrons for the H1 Y conference and at the new Army Base chapel Impresslve candlelrght serv1ces were presented at Chnstmas and agaln on Palm Sunday when the cho1r sang the MOSS13h Two dmners were presented the members one at whlch they mstalled thelr officers Vlfglnla Mead presldent Arthur Johanson v1ce presrdent Jean Compton and Clark Lambeth chap lams Yvonne Cnboney and Eugene Keyawa sergeants at arms At the final dmner Mr Shaper awarded prns to those members who had fulnlled the constltutlonal rules Though the G1rls Glee Club has not had so 1llLlSU'1OUS a year the members have studred muslc by Brahms Handel and modern composers have sung 1nd1v1dually and have recerved vocal lnstructlon Wxth the cho1r they have brought Musrc for Vrctory to Chrco Hrgh PAGE 6 l f l 41 ' I ' , 2- I ' 1 ' - '--' xjr 'W . . ' ,, z 1- ., , ' ', 2 , '- ' Y , ' ':', :z . 'M - ','. 'A .i, 1 i , 'iz ,v -'1 , ,z .' ', L. . ' ' f- : ,l.. 1 ' 1' ' -:, J--z, ,' , '. A ' ' '-- 'a '13 ' , 1 ' , , qc' . 'Q , : , 1 2 . LAUDISTI CHOIR fLowe1' picture left to right! Front row-Reese, Guynn, Zueca, Mend, Foster, Mrs. Sackerson, .Vu 3' 'Unix Jews. ' Vw 1' V.. :Im . 't 'NZ :U G' 'j' -Z.. L '. il nk I. , ' 4 , V j, A 1- , . f , ,f ,., C , .L i. , f , .. , V- .. X., L , 0 I I I 3 , ' ' - v A . , . - , 0 . . . . ,, . ,, , . , . . ' I , -I I , - 1 , ' . . , , . . , . . . . ,, . . ,, . . 1 'llllllgfl Chou present We uh on Palm Qunclu Messlab ' Mrs Sackerson and her Laud1st1 Cho1r brought fame to themselves and to th rr school through the presentatron of the Messxah by George Frederrck Handel at Vesper Servlces glven on Palm Sunday A large and apprec1at1ve aud1ence heard the product1on wh1ch was glven rn the lxbrary Bank mg the walls were palm branches and lll1CS and behrnd the cho1r stood a large whlte cross bear mg a flat bouquet of Easter lll1CS at the cross bars Accompanyrng the chorr at the organ was Mrs D D Erwrn and at the two p1anos Mrs Maxme Woolsey and Mrs Let1t1a Fulford Taklng solo parts un the d1fHcult Mess1ah were Cloheta Strawn soprano Marylee Guynn soprano Ellzabeth Zundel contralto Pat McCarthy tenor Trm McCarthy bass The lox ely Pastoral Symphony was presented by vxol1n1st Pres ton Rockholt who was accornpamed at the organ by Mrs EIWIH Outstandxng was the smgmg of the lmpresslve He Was Desplsed by 1 solo volce class The Mess1ah We slncerely hope Wrll be sung rn Chrco H1gh each year Th1S ITIBSKCYIDIGCG vvr1tten and composed on the llfe of Chrlst should have a d9HI'l1lI2 place 1n the proffram of every h1gh school of our slze especlally when 1nsp1rat1on and farth are so xmportant to help us carry on durmg the present crxtrcal trmts PACT 67 l ' ' 'y . -. 1- .,'. I' . , ,f c S A ss. 'e . 1, .1 . Q. . ,, . ,, . . . ' 1 ' 1 4 ' . Y V - I - ' . . . , , . . . . . . . ,, . ,, . 'J 1 . , L . ' , , 4 . ' I1 V! ' ' ' ' T K- . , . , . . ' r - - fr - H - 1 - . 4. Q. H - - I , , , . , ' 1 4 ' .5 , . - A ...-ll SENIOR PLAY CAST fLeft to rightj Top row-VVilllamson, Daniel, Barnes, Kurth, Scott, Edwards. Rees. Middle row-Bocust, Forslund, Smith. Bottom row-Cox, Brown, Jobe, Keach, Goins, Rose. B1'1,2:g's. ou Can? Take If WW: You . . . Congratulations to Mr. Eddy and the cast of the '42 Senior Play, who gave us the never- to-be-forgotten glimpse into the lives of the Sycamore family in the Broadway and Hollywood success, You Can't Take It With You. The comedy by Moss Hartt and George Kaufman was presented at the Senator theater before a full house. The plot centered around the lives and loves of an erratic New York family. Mother was starting to write another novel, Father and the ice--man were playing with skyrockets and toy sailboats in the basement, Grandpa had not paid his income tax for years because the govern- ment thought him dead, the oldest daughter made candy to sell and took ballet lessons from a queer Russian chap, but the other daughter was very sensible and very much in love with her boss's son. What happened when that son brought his parents to dinner on the wrong evening, and upper-class New York got a peek into the true lives of the Sycamore family? Mr. Eddy and his cast showed us what happened in three scenes, and left us chuckling over the many jokes and excellently worked out lines and timing. Many persons were heard to say, That's what we need in a year like 1942, something to pep us up and keep us going. 'You Can't Take It With You' Hlled the bill. PAGE 6 3 RED AND C OLD SPRING bTAI I fUDDLl mature lcft to 11f.,htJ I :ont lou D .Tones Nfontgomcxv L xunhexa, M tr tm Pope Ielch Shepard Gundel Second xou Reese Iumvs Llt XV'1lkenshnx H Joncs I-Imton 'Xlauchez Iurnes Dieu 1 A1 L Qi XP? fLoNxer plctuxcl Front IOXX Sheptrcl IxlfChLl1 NIL1'-mllmmux Ohmuu Pogcrs Se-cond row Rea' and 6014 . . . Red and Gold s fall staff was a llvcly one wlth a major1ty of gxrls provmg thexr worth as newspapermen Football and other sports n ws took the1r share of space w1th other student act1v1t1es Staff members went to the annual press conference at Stanford and came back br1m ming w1th 1deas Upon 1nv1tat1on from Grovllle I-hgh the whole staff vxsxted the Txger press and make up room War crept mto the last few lssues and although lf d1d not d1m the splrxts of the staff If broadened thc1r mterests At the end of the term the e1ght xeteran reporters turned the VOICC of Chico I-llgh over to the cubs Tak1ng over at the halfway mark the new staff SIXYGGH strong found themselves confronted wlth a varlety of new and unexp cted changes They found the whole routme of school l1fe changmg swlngmg lnto 1ts pos1t1on ln the war effort They saw the cancellauon of mterscho lastxc sports B111 Walkenshaw and Harold Jones sports ed1tors were confronted with the task of concentratlng sports page mterest on lntramural act1v1t1es Joyce Grunberg feature edxtor was faced wxth a multxtude of defense act1v1t1es to be g1ven attent1on wh1le Donna Belch 1n charge of the humor department dld her b1t to keep SPIIIIS h1gh Barbara Zumwalt IH the exchange department combed papers from varlous h1gh schools throughout the country for xtems of mter est and new ldeas The rest of the st1ff reporters colummsts and buslness managers all con tr1buted generously to thelr 1mportant part ln gettlng out the paper PAGE 64 r w . 4 A ,Q Q ' P D r . 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C XIJLLPUS SFU l fl ppm plctuxe left to 111,110 I xout ION X ru P1llSlJlIlS llllllllfitll 1+.ell3 1111 gChl6.lt9l Nlus fl owxtl DlCllllLJ II1 X how. 11111 up Ion 1111111101 11101111 by L 1d11ee11s si11E faduceu We of the Caduceus Staff have watched thrs book grow from start to Hmsh Lrke all year books If was bullt on an rdea and strengthened by hard Work It can truly be called a students book for the plannlng the art work and the Wr1t1ng have all been done by members of our staff However credlt for much of our book s beauty rrghtfully goes to our professronal helpers who have co operated wholeheartedly w1th us to make fh1S Caduceus all that rt IS It has been a plea sure to work on the book and we are proud to offer to Chlco Hlgh school students the result of n1ne months of effort and torl thls 1942 Caduceus PACE 65 .A N. -.-..- ,, . ,, . ,A A ,-,., ,, ., ,-v, . ,, ,. - . , - ,, , , . . . ,. 1 , . 1 . , , . . .. . . . Stllllilll, Hescock. Second row-Trzfvis, Pope, Jobe, McMill:11'1, Sigel, Rogers: Coutolenc. ' ,. ' -1 -'-T ' e ' ' ':: ' . 1 . .' U D I . . . , , x. . . 1 9 I A ' I ' 1 '. 1 . 3 . . J . Udfflfy Football Capably Hllllig the vacancy left by Maddy Madsen now a Major ln the Arr Corps Coach Ralph Hensley ass1sted by Coach Schlueter turned out one of the flash1est teams Chlco I-hgh has ever seen Because several Veterans farled to return early ln the season our Panthers lost thelr Hrst game at Klamath Falls However after the Chlco lads had handed defeats to Dunsmulr Westwood and Wlllows p1gsk1n enthusrasts began to take not1ce Our first league game whlch was Wlth Marysvllle added one more Vlctory to our l1st Undefeated Reddxng came next We rooters were a lrttle scared at first but soon our boys had the srtuatlon Well rn hand The Yuba Crty boys were the next v1ct1ms of the Panther machrne Our good frrends from Orovllle con Hdently came prepared to take vlctory home wxth them but d1dn t The game wlth Red Bluff scheduled earller 1n the season was postponed because of Weather condltlons but the long rest did not save the Spartans We of Chlco Hlgh are proud of our champlonshlp team rts coaches and the lmpressrve record they produced Boys Block 6 ' . . . The Boys Block C Club represents one of the major requlrements 1n tramlng for vrctory that of berng physxcally Ht Composed of athletes who through profrcrency 1n thelr varlous ath let1c flelds have won the rlght to Wear therr school s letter th1s exceedmgly actxve organrzatxon constantly strove throughout the year to do 1ts brt to rmprove the school Armed w1th rakes and shovels they made the Esplanade safe for pedestrlans by cleamng up the deposlts of candy vt rap pers and lunch papers they sold refreshments at games and dances they helped rn the seatlng of students at assemblles they manned the alrcraft llstenmg posts one day each week they staged the annual Jazz Party wh1ch netted S235 half of whxch went to the Red Cross and half to the 1nJured athletes fund and st1ll they found txme to hold the annual Block C dance 1n the Gym How s that for actrvxty? PAGE 66 ' .4 H . . . . , Y 'V I 1 . , , J 4 . . - 1 y 1 , . . , f . . , . . . . , . 2 3 , ? - v Y v 1 , V .4 H . . . . . . r v f . r - v v A v A ' 2 I . I . x 1 ff . . , . - .. H - , . . U . . l I 0 1 in l j .acyl .. M i....f , F Q - .-an Miller Hill 1u1,ll'OllGy McMillan Gheller Ai-buckle Ba i-mas VARSITY FOO'l'llALL !l'11pnei' picture, lc-fl to righlj Front 1'0w-Soares, llziriws, Srzliwcllenlmcli, lie:-irse, NVestlake, Chaco, Sigel, McNair Carroll lkiuromfx' Rllnxiiiiilll I-Tnckolt. Second row-Murpl1y. Bomh, Arlxuvklc, Marshall, Knox, Edw:u'ds, Cox, Thompson, Lumxfoiid, Field: P:u'sons,' ZllIlINVZlil.' 'I'hii'il row-Mr. Schlur-ter, I-IoI'l'111ier, Kiii,:g'slmry, Deier, Miller, Jones, Hill, Hocking, Ghcllcr, Clarke, Shung'i'o'A', Mr. Hensley. This year's Panther varsity powered through a vic- torious season with comparative ease. Our boys became . 5 . champions after they had defeated every team in the league. More about the season appears on page sixty-six. UHIOWZ KIIISGIT, Ullpur lefll l'02lCl1-QBQIIDII Hensley. fl'11per' uctionj Sturdy P1:ll1t.i10l' lim: holds SD2ll'lQ?ll'IS :it hay. fLower leltb Iiitoresled oitlcinl watches Chico shcllnc Red Illuff, fLowe1' 1-ighlh Coach Hensley gives the boys :L pep talk. Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico PAGE 68 '42 FOOTBALL 26 20 27 33 13 27 Oct. -.,-. --.- Oct. Oct. --,- Oct. Nov. Nov. S52 ii as 4 I ix :AQ fi fri ii W . vi Z9 2111 Q M4 ann x ,f 353 xnmsmmv E 6. .M W-X .-1- X K i MEHLO ' W 3 f A - f a mt ,gg g.,,.:w 1 9 X 'z i w lgf' Qgswg, If M - P A 1 ,,. A ' , F1 .gf Q1 , X 1 f' 52 5 ,' . ,x1.2,.Q Q ,N .4 Q5 ' I M ':-E svmmi-.4-Sf 5 1 L xvssruxs ,mi V45 ix 1 Em Ne b ' ' Arfmznson :anna nocmm K H -L www. W JM if .W-'gf-2wWg ggf51g: gfgwf,G?'3gs 973545 5' W2 ze Q: V H , W5 B M . A.. :- ,qi f' fs , 'Zi 2 1 aj .K Q E , , V Z i 1 Q , M CLARKE Y X 1 7 .. L. N ,Q 7 u :Asmy f -. iw -' 3, .. . A' HUFFMIER 1 'Z PAGE 6 7 'x l ai :P ' V ' Z ' . A -Ei, zz 2 jj W F K lf 1 fi, . ' 5 :erases Lewis Clarke TZ - y b l, 'I Edwards Hocking Sigel Marshall Knrth Schwellenbach JL'NlOR VARSITY FOOTIEALL fI'pper picture. left to right! Front row-Allnro,AAdams, Tyler, Dunninf.:', Reynolds, Dinnel, Mills, Rot-usl, McNair. Second row-Szmden, Lighter, Abbey, Gosney, Silva, Alldredge, Seliwelleiilmeh, Fra:-em:.1n, Boness. Shonk, Barager. Third row-Coach Nixon, Keller, Swanson, Yun Vleclc, Ruhle, Newell, Thonipson, Larson. Nicholas, Sauer, Harris, Street. Working with comparatively green material. Coach Nixon produced a team which improved as it went along. In an up-and-down season, the Junior Varsity lads lost four games and won two. However, they gamely battled each opposing team, and gave us many fine examples of their skill and good sportsmanship. Many boys gained experience on this year's squad, which Will help assure them future football success. SCHEDULE 3rd .r... Willoyxfs 7 lOth.-r- Marysville 6 17th 24th llrh 27th . .,.. Redding 6 Yuba City O . ....rr. Oroville O Red Bluff 6 Slave Off Below: llnsert, upper right! Conch Al Schlueter. fllpper aetionj ground or air attack. ilaower leftm Muroney outrlzinks Oroville loft' through defenseless Tigers. PAGE 6 9 Upper row Cleft Lo riglitj-Insert, Coach Calhoon. D team goes into notion :tp.f:1inst Redding. Moore controls l,1:xclcl1o:1rrl. Refi Bluff takes over on rebounld. Lower 1-ow?-WD teamj Gmyliiel, Grimm, Bernard, Ills, Clemons, Y:-iimiasaiki, Crawfortl. CHC temnb Kilclic-11, btarnes, Barnes, XVISQP, Moore, Vkqoodmznisec, Anderson, Lew. CUB teaml Fr-out row-Chamherlin, XVustlake, Adams, Irezwsrf, B. Staples. Buck row--Char-e, Antlei-son, Davis, Keyawa, J. Staples, Coach Schluetor. Ba kefball. . . QBQIOWJ Kurth shoots at push-shot ugzlinsl Red Bluff. Mudclux Schreiter Kurlh PAGE 70 It was a give-and-take proposition with Coach Hensley's Varsity this year. Before the league season had started, the Panthers had won three contests and lost five to various local and outfof-town teams. During the Hrst five league games, our boys Won games with Yuba City and Red Bluff but lost miserably to Oroville, Redding, and Marysville. However, the turn of the semester found the Panthers better organized. They Won four contests, losing only to Oroville. With this spurt at the last of the season, the boys managed to slide into second place in the league. Coach Schlueter, in his first year at Chico High, almost gave us a championship team. The B team boys started strong and won most of their first games. However, a stroke of bad luck caused them to lose three league games during the latter part of the season. Nevertheless, the players who gained experi- ence on Coach Schlueter's smooth-passing, sharp-shooting team this year, will undoubt- edly gain success on next year's varsity. PANTHER '42 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE .E mi. sir Q E :ages sasigfi ,ME ggex W WMQ- 35 H amiga W I ages: I Wikia MMS aa i Marche 1' Ma uson Marshall Miskella Bl ack Ta rr Top :action pieiiire-sz fT.et'lJ Porter executes tip-off play. CCuutei'j I-Ie-bei-lie dribbles in for :L shot against Oroville. i'l'opD Miskella huffles his Yuba City opponent. CRig'htJ Rummel :itleumts tip play. Coach Ca1hoon's C team proved to be too much for their opponents this year and took the champion- ship hands down. With ,many experienced boys on the squad, the team started winning at the Hrst of the season and never slackened its blistering pace. ' Handicapped because of its small size, the D team lost out on the championship, but nevertheless turned in an enviable season. Many games were lost during the last few minutes because the boys could not shoot in the pinches. However, the boys on the squad, with a little more experience, promise to de- velop into a winning ball club in the future. fflelowi Itlzirehex- 17l'9'DiiI'GS for hookeshot againsi Yuba City. Porter Hummel Sigel Chico 40 ,.,. - January 9 L,,. , Red Bluff I6 Chico 12 -, January 15 Redding 19 K Chico 34 January 23 ..,. Yuba City 32 ig Chico 28 --, January 27 Oroville 47 Chico 30 -- January 30 Marysville 52 Chico 27 ..,. February 13 ...,,, Redding 20 H Chico 34 s,.. February zo Yuba City 22 SEM Chico 19 February 24 ,,.. Oroville 41 Chico 19 L..- February 27 Marysville 14 Chico 35 --- March 6 ....., Red Bluff 27 PAGE 7 1 ,es-,. 6 ' v Q 1,-ti, , -gi l . , .. ' , . , f ' - - was-1-, 5. 1.-fs . .. - L7 59 ' i ' ' ' ' K 'C Q-.lf 'n ,,,. 4 1 4 , 5 R .,,.., V - I N g J , M5 '.. m ' V. il u wha if g -3 -are , gl' ' 7, SQ V v' 'W J' 222'-.L :Qi-ts! -3 If 1 :. QA 1 fx --F, L 5- . . ..,. ,, Q p , JK. ,A . lf? O -' i 1 -.li M i i I H . X . , Q ! i' I .i Q: 5 -I - , . za c , , . ' may-,,1 1-'55 A A TRACK TEAM tLeft. to rig'htb Front row-Franz, Cox, Anderson, Marcher, Muroney, Edwards, Merle, Mason, Sanders, Santos. Second row-Fisher, Shell, Hill, VValkenshaw, Knox, Chaco, Kingsbury, Pope, Johanson, Murphy, Coach Cosmr. The Panther track team was among those groups in Chico High 7 confronted with an early realization of the changes which must be ' ' ' brought about by our participation in the war. Even as they were whip- ping themselves into perfect shape for another victorious season, and were looking forward to a full schedule of meets, the shortage of rubber made necessary the canceling of bus trans- portation to other schools. , Then came time for the Roseville fUlJIJGY left! Relay teams pass bzttons. fUpper right! Cox vaults to new heights. ' ' ' ' ', Chower lcftj Coach Costar. CLower rightl Kurth and Szmdeis clear high hurdles. Invltatlonal meet' In which approxl mately fifteen schools participate. It was too much for our boys to miss, so they packed as many as possible into a few private cars and made the trip to Roseville. There a small but determined band of Panthers trotted onto the Roseville track to compete against powerful forces, most of whom had a full schedule of meets behind them. Yet, when our boys 2 had left the track, they had run up a collection of points which was good enough for second place hon- ors in the varsity division. Fired by a new determination, the team decided to take private cars to the Big Six meet in Orovillc and there make a stab at the champion- ship. They trained hard. competing PUB.. FVHR 2 1 - PAGE 7 2 ' vykilla .HSN I f L if T 1 QQ 4 -af' 1 4 .. 1... , re f. WWW-Q. B AND C TRACK TEAMS tLeft to rlghtl lfront row-Smith, Bohring, Sturnes, Deter, Hardman, Allwo. Hartwell, Mulkey, Bish, Grimm. 4Second Vowb-Fislier, McKenzie, Brocknmn, Thompson. Sozires, Hmm, Leeds. Gzliner, DeMoss, Book, Staples, Coach Costar. among themselves for lack of usual competition. When the big day came. they bundled their track shoes and poles into as many private cars as they could acquire, and set off for Oroville. Then, on a cold and rainy day and on a muddy track the hard fighting Chico team gave their all in one combined effort to make their season successful. They did. When the day was over, a victorious Panther team returned as in other years, with the Big Six championship in both the A and B classifications. Oroville, Live Oak, Marysville, Redding. and Gridley, fell before Chico's overpowering score of 43 points in the Class Oroville. the nearest competitor. followed with 32. ' tljpper leftj Kurlh soars to new records. tllmxer 1-iffhll Maroney and Sanders, Though Severely handlcapped' hurdle experts, tlaower lefty Distance men. thowexi-'rig'l1tJ Sm-inters in action. the Chico Panthers had finished at T -was H :wget 'H H the top. They had done as well as N W again. any other team Chico has produced in spite of the unusual obstacles they had to hurdle. When competition was lacking, the team provided its own. When transportation proved to be a major problem, the boys put their resources into a pool and man- aged to get to the meets. Several members of the team even broke rec- ords this year. We would like to congratulate a mighty fine coach, Tommy Costar, on an exceptional season. Furthermore, We take our hats off to our champion trackmen. athletes With both skill and deter- mination, the kind that makes them win in spite of hardships. PAGE 7 3 YE45' ' ' hi f - Q- 'YARSITY BASEBALL fLeft to righth Front row-Schwellenlqach, Mau-shall, Adarns, Button, XVellsfry. Second row-Coach Nixon, Madclux, Staples, Gunter, Miskella, I-locking, fljpper left! Coach Nixon.. fUpper rlghtl .Jones delivers fi speedball. tliowex' action! Catcher Button forces Miskella out at the plate. PAGE 74 ,,-X Ba eball. . . As baseball season began to roll around this year, it looked like that long-hoped-for cham- pionship for our Panther varsity baseball men. When the time came for the players to report, Coach Nixon found each position filled by a veteran. Furthermore, many players who had received experience on last year's junior var- sity found places on the squad. In addition to all this good news, the Chico pitchers. Jones, Maddux, McCray, and Bearse looked to be the best hurdlers in the league. Pre- league games went OH nicely with the Panthers taking their share of victories and also getting seasoned for their Big Six opponents. Our boys were further encouraged by the new high school baseball diamond which has recently been built. P However, the bad news came only two days before the first scheduled league game, Athletic contests were banned because of the tire shortage. Vvfith this ban went the can- Q Q ,f- 1 E B l-Q 'iii JUNIOR VARSITY BASFJUALL tLel't to riglitb Front row-Myers, Jenkins, Krause, Silva, Ahbay, Matson. Second row-Barth Hocking, Allcl1'edg'e, Kitchen, Sauer, Seelen, Reynolds. Coach Cox. cellation of the entire baseball league schedule and also the exit of our hopes of a champion- ship team. One bright spot in the Whole affair was the Sunset League, which is composed of local teams. The Panthers have had the opportun- ity to play in this circuit and their results have been admirable. A few games have also been played with out-of-town teams. In spite of the season's obstacles and misfortunes, the boys kept working and training and derived a great deal of enjoyment from playing the Great American Game. Our junior varsity baseball team opened and closed its 1942 season with a 6 to 5 vic- tory over the Durham Varsity. YVith Barth and Abbay on the mound, Coach CoX's boys obtained the desired results, These boys looked as if they might be able to weld themselves into a championship club, but war conditions prevented. However, ex- perience gained through participation in the Sunset League will help them on next year's varsity. EES' E M Qlaowei' uctioiij Xlfellsfry demonstrates Sll'lf:','2.Z'll'l5Z ability at the dish tUpper aetionl First-baseman Miskellzi puts out runner on first. asa: s -K . H . .a. W , Q E x snuggle -M - - - .Q I . I. I xxssgf - z..c.L I-w sys far ice, SP ,V 4 PAGE 75 PAGE 7 6 GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL Cheft to rightj Front 1'ow-N'Vright,, Coutolenc, Miss Crain, Lewis, Miss Bornefeld, Dnlrymplo, Second row-Gztskill, Anlonowich, Murler, Hendrix, Cobe-en, Rose, Orberg. 6171! Affrlef 2' flssoclhfzbn . . . The Girls' Athletic Association, which is composed of approximately one hundred seventy- five members, is governed by the Council pictured above. The oflicers are elected by the members, and the sports managers are in turn appointed by the oflicers and the advisers. This year's presi- dent, Betty lVliles, has been ably assisted by Helen Lewis, vice-president, Vernes Cobeen, secre- tary, Lois Dalrymple, treasurer, and Marge Coutolenc, point recorder. Girls' sports are carried on in two groups. Bus students take part in their games at noon, while students who live in town participate in their sports after school. Each girl receivesvone hundred points for each sport in which she is active, providing she attends six out of eight prac- tice games and all tournaments. Up to two hundred points are given for minor sports, such as bicycle riding. hiking, and horseback riding.. Each member of the Council also receives one hun- dred points for her year's work. Girls who have earned a thousand points during their high school career are given a Block Other awards are also given to the girls for points they earn in athletics. A very successful year of both work and play has been completed by this organization. After hockey and volleyball season had been completed, a 'meeting of the entire club was held. At that meeting the year's officers were introduced, emblems were given out, and skits were presented by each class. Hockey emblems were given to the seniors and volleyball emblems to the juniors for their winning teams in those sports. To complete an eventful year, the girls abandoned their racquets, hockey sticks, and volley- balls for an afternoon and held a spring picnic at the Sycamore Swimming Pool, PAGE 7 7 fl f er Scfzool Sports . . . Lv.. L. is ul it ,.,. 2 A jgfgiwggjfir Q? I , A M 4 A 1 I uv 'VW Q 1:4 Ill if -Af BXSPB XII fbppu IHCLLIIC left to ughlh Tggleslon Compton lexus IOSXGI Llgon Maller M ushmll TJIIIQIHIJIL HOCKLX fCLl1tt..l D1Cflll0l IlOlIl IOXN 'vlyew Oxben., Dfmlex lemgold Belch Second rom SDGSBII Truce Coll lolvnc Antonowuch Doyle Mllgq Hpndux NOIIFXBXLL fLovxer DICLLHCD I4 glewton GW Lnchold Foster Befutty h1'1I9hLu C'omplon PAGE 7 8 Noon Sports . . . 1 rg, ,1 Q YA' BADMINTON fljpper picture. left to lightj-Easley, Emily Q?J Uhl. HOCKEY CCenter picturel-Juanurena, Rose, Guslcill, Schulze, Luther, Keesy, Howard, Jones. VOLLEYBALL fLower pitcurel-Rose, Schulze, Luther, Gaskill, Koesy, Juz1,mn'e1m, Jones. PAGE 7 9 C'!uco Hgh fa e War . . . War struck close to us here at Ch1co I-hgh school long before December 7 Our shops vstnt on an around the clock schedule 11'1 order to provlde workers for war mdustmes An a1rcr1ft school was opened by the school wlth f3C1l1t1CS to teach the axrcraft skxlls to Ch1CO s men and boys Our own Maddy Madsen who Went mto the Army as a heutenant came back 1Y1 Aprll to the Ch1CO A1r Base as a major Many Ch1CO boys have left h1gh school to Jom our country s armed forces We of Chlco I-hgh are proud of the record our school IS makmg 1n our natlon s war effort PAGE 8 0 Shops go on 24-hour schedule. 'I-Iigh school boys le:fu'n u.i1'craft skills. Major Maddy co-mes home. 0 0 , , ' V7 ' ' . S ,, . ,, . . . . . 1 , 1947 A D SEPTEMBER The Draft 1084 Recruits reported for duty Opcnmg day bcglns wrth assem bly at Memorlal Hall Student body turns Prunc prcker to save several thousand dollars for local prune growers durxng labor shortage Freshmen get acqualnted at sem1 annual frosh receptlon PIISI football home game played here K1CkOff Ch1CO 21 Westwood 6 Grrls Student League holds first meet mg of the year C S F meets to elect oflicers for the fall semester OCTOBER The march 1S on Panthers Z0 W1l lows Wolves 7 Welcome glrls Make yourselves at home Annual G S L freshman tea IS held Panthers gaxn momentum We roll over Marysvllle to the tune of 20 to 6 They cant stop us nowl We upset unscored upon Reddrng 27 to 6 C and D hoopsters complete the day by defeating Red Bluff 1n iirst league game of basketball season Home Ec girls get 1n the groove sponsor Jumprn J1v1n Bagga Blow out Much d1scuss1on at annual Stu dent Leaders Conference NOVEMBER Panther C team cops second consecu t1ve basketball champlonshlp Wlth an ll to l8 w1n over Red Bluff Arm1st1ce Day assembly program fea tures sk1t by radro play productlon c ass Panther gr1d men fight toughest game of season w1th our tradrtlonal rrvals at annual Armlstrce Day game Result Chlco 13, Orovllle O 14 Future Farmers convert gym mto cow palace for thelr student body dance, Bossy's Hop All out for Thanks g1v1ng vacatron N lCdl.lOl'l IS over Incl to school oncr more Hurry Hung luv 50111 Qtudent body C nd non Neu Lenms court or Chlco Hugh G S L offxcels plan spring OITGHQIKG Huxray for our szde' Xnother Memoxxa D t ay we oly for the Panthers l LAHUS Vain PAGE 8 l Il ,ll gg ' . ' ' ' 'Qi In - , fa -in IQ... 1 Q s ' . - , I , . l ' '. . - -. , -v l8- A' 1- ' 'A . H I a .ajge r 26d . .- 27- ' . I 3Ol a , - ' h 7 5 W - . . Y! ..,: 3- ' I , '- u E ' ,, ' ' 3 ll I 10- ' , 17- ' . r 'SE tr H 1 - Kfrj .'. .7 'ls 25- ' - . l l g LA-x N gi ,XJ Kg.. IO- . . I l . 11-1 l - 1 ' .. Pte ldent s mess age- to Con res 'X lll rleclu l st lclels pl rx lOl the emergency Lmdxstz Chonr tunes u 'Xll nerdy fm tue Chustmus Pl IX QICHICELIS Xe cmhly 1 S ep out PAGE 82 Time Mes DECEMBER Salom Rxzk natrvc of Syr1a at assem bly today thrxlled students vnth ac counts of h1S hfe Umted States declares war on Japan ln ansvs er to her attack on Pearl Harbor' Loudspeakers nn thc halls brmg us the Pres1dent s speech Students are calm and attentlve Now you see II now you don t Charles Keeler famous mag1c11n and former Chrco Hlgh stud nt today astounded the assembly aud1ence wxth h1S maglc Boys H1 Y sponsor then' first dance Beaux Arts Ball xs blg success Fxrst meetmg of Allred Youth Club today Dramatlcs class presents Chf1Sf Annual concert by Laudlstr Choxr fea tures Nlrs Sackerson s new organ There IS a Santa Claus Two weeks of Chrxstmas vacation 1n the oflirs JANUARY Ch1CO loses basketball trlt to Reddln B1g Slx d1SSOlVES plans uncertam Cadets pohsh buttons for annual mth tary ball Snuffy s Shufle Honor Socrety presents varxety show to student body Vars1ty loses chance for champ1onsh1p to Orov11le Boys Block C throws party for GIIIS Home Ec club Block C Jazz Party today rarses money for Red Cross and Inlured Ath lete fund FEBRUARY Sale of defense stamps begms Chxco A and B Wm double header from Cormng hoopmen P1erce Knox blind Xylophonlst enter talns assembly aud1ence today Student body votes changes 1n constx tut1on Panthers wallop Yuba C1t5 34 to 22 ,.., , . , , , ' ' I I I 2- ' , ' - ' , - Y t S. X ,S I ' 1' - Y: - 's . 2 'eil 8- ' 1 4 C - 7 9- ' - ' 1 Fixx' -ai' 1 1 V Ab- ' - l 3- ' '- ' . .gI 'E'SjEj-.j. I 1 6- . . l :2: ' Y l ' A I ' mas play. Dust of the Road. 18- . . . - 20- Y I . . . iq. i . A. ph . 16- . . 3 . g' -My H In 17-,, . . ,, . I . b Q F-L xr r ep: 23- .K ..- - f 27- ' - ' I . . ' 29- . .. .Y , . 1 Q' 3 L E 2 30- .. ,. . 5 10- ' . 3 1 7-H - lr H I 1. H - 19- ' , ' ' Y ' A ' 2 : ,- . se . ,' , 2ll'l'Slf Stl . 20- - 101' zur. 4 , In 1942 Perambulator Pounce staged as m1d term frosh recept1on C S F 1nducts new members and 1n stalls ofhcers MARCH G1rls H1 J1nks IS b1g attract1on u no boys allowed Work lS started on Ch1co H1gh s VIC tory Garden Block C boys hold dance 1n gym H1 Y g1rls attend Conference at R1Ch ardson Sprmgs thlS week end Sen1or play IS presented You Can t Take It W1th You IS b1g success APRIL G S L Apr1l Showers dance fea tures Cal Poly band Campa1gn posters flood the halls as students go to the polls to vote Lau d1st1 ChOlI presents the MCSSl3h at assembly Sen1or G1rls and Boys H1 Y s hold Country Pa1r 1n l1brary VHISIIY team takes second 1n Rosevxlle meet Cl11COH1gh band orchestra and cho1r perform 1n MUSIC Pestlval MAY Hlgh school a1ds 1n sugar rat1on1nU Panther track men come home w1th another A and B v1ctory from B1 SIX meet at Orov1Ile Jumor class holds pay assembly and Jumor P ay Jumor Prom features mllltafy theme Future Farmers hold annual p1cn1c JUNE Jo1nt Block C Home Ec p1cn1c sees 1n1t1at1on of new lettermen Journallsts celebrate publ1cat1on of Ca duceus at annual Publ1cat1ons Banquet Lmes form at the leftl Caduceus g1ven out today Closmg day at last Company d1s m1ssed' X oluntecxs match lOl cncmx 11111 tit X611 1 zdct Compam frlls 111 Flaw lull' P mthcms begun b tseh 111 sea'-.011 School lJl1'lClS DElfOll11 fox XI11s1c I cstn Ll lx mek hoxs p1ep11e to um r h ll'l1Dl0l'lShID Iunc s nys the Sumh xl School Q out News k 1' 4 PAGE 8 3 mf... 1 i 4 1 I N 4 . . . Nance Wagga wg wwf! v 1 as-mes, Q r 1 as Pit, 2 ' ':'- X, , f J Q. 1 ' R,-'jj ,jiliulil ., 2 l M 91- li Ili Don :md Helen relrix on the front lawn. 623 Jimmy Stokes is well occupied. Q35 Soldier Terrell salutes. Q43 Helen :ind Eldon seek acquaintunceship. C53 Etta Mae socks a circuit clout.. 163 Dr. Hekyl Scott and Nurse Jenny Jive Daniels pause during the Cuduceus Assembly. C71 Ann applies the wrench While Elinore looks anxious und Judy looks on. C83 Red and Gold editors glout. C93 Tinker Edwards and OX Gheller bow to .Iim's football prowess. 1101 The Christmas play group takes life serioously. 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T 1 '- I -------------- 18- 41- fl- G2 0ur Boo ters ADAMS RADIO SERVICE Vxfhue Serxrce Is a Busmess 727 XVa11 Strut Phone 34-1 J H ALEXANDER MD Eve Ear Nose '1hroatSpLc1a11st Setond and Mann Streets ARNET I E S Your Eaxornte Shop Cha o DR M I BALLARD Orthodonlra Exclusxxely 213 11rSlNat1or1a1 Bank Burldxn A BARTH 128 Broadway BARTLE Tl DRUG CO Prestrrptron Spetralrsts Phone 100 for Qurck Srrx tce BEDFORD S Jevs elry Gtfts 119 VV Thrrd Street DR H S BEHRINC Dentxst Anglo Bank Burlclme, BETTY I ANL SHOPS XVomens MISSLS and Babies Wear 737 Broadwax Phone 694 J BIBBERO S Clothmg Store Second and Broadway BLACK 8 JOHNSON Euncral Home 676 Broadway BOVJMAN S Squtrt Cleo Cola Mrssron Orange BROYLES E6 CAMPER Commercmal Prmters 771 NVest Second Street BUR I'ON S BUSTER BROVJN SHOE STORE 7 v6 Mam Street Chxco BYRNE S MARKET Fancy Grocerres and Meats 1'h1rd Axenue and Esplanade J O CHIAPELLA MD 131 Broadvxay CHICO BOOK AND STATIONERY CO Nate Strauss -la-1 Broadway Phone 1-1-1 149 CHICO CREAMERY Clalco Mald Ice Cream 277 XV Thxrd Street Phone 777 CHICO LAUNDRY Alxce Domby Manager 297 E Nrnth Street CHICO MEAT CO Third and Broadway Phone 12 CHICO RECORD 1 17 Broadvx ay Phone 1234 CHICO SODA XVORKS 1900 Park Aaenue Ernest Bellxnger CHOCO1 ATE SHOP Home Made Candles and Ice Cream J 1 8 Broadvx ay CHRISTENSEN S JERSEY D XIRY Hooker Oak Road COL1 IER CLARK HARDWARE INC Broadu ay at 1 lrst E M FOX JEXVELER 310 Broadway Phone 1212 R J CROXV 605 Broadvs ay DR C XV CURRIE Dentxst Anglo Bank Buxlclmq I umber Burldmg Materials THE DIAMOND MATCH CO XVhere a Dollar Does Its Duty DONOHUE S SHOP I-OR MEN 330 Marn Street DUNXVOODY FLONVER SHOP 223 Matn Street Phone 1700 I DUPEN S JEXVLI RY 240 Broadvx ay Phone 377 EDXVARDS SERVICE STATION 'XV R Alldredge Nord and Sacramento PAGE 8 7 l O I -- V., A ,' A ,' . I s, ',. K '1 I t ' L 7- Y .. - 1 ' - . 'r - . 1 ' 1 ' ' 'L ' Z t A C' Q ..- '. A ' ' ' r r .4 , . . , -. L -, , 1 ' ' ' I A 4 7 I. ' . L L Q' C ' ' ' g ' ' . vp Sporting Goods Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat Chevrolet - Hot Point S 1 L rg r Y I r A . L , . , f V V ' 4 e . . - - . ' 4 -n ' ' 'K . rs - ' - ' ' A I . I ' ' L- ' . D ' ' '- ... H 4 4. ' 'H ' U. I ' 4 e . t I I 7 , . I ' 4 4 : L 1 4 . L. , N I , , ' X . g :K ' I ' L I . . -- 1 . 1 a e L I . . Y - 1 ' - . 0ur Monks to Mase . . . EMPIRE CLEANERS Quick Service 120 Broadway ENLOE HOSPITAL Dr. N. T. Enloe Esplanade FISH f5 CLAYTON PHARMACY 225 Broadway FRENCH-AMERICAN LAUNDRY 9 20 Oroville Avenue GOLDEN EMPIRE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 3 30 Flume Street GREENS 214 Broadway - Phone 294 HANSON'S RADIO Phonographs. Records 233 Broadway - Phone 151 J. G. HEPPLEWHITE. M.D. 304 Broadway Phone 1295 HOYT'S DOUGHNUT AND COFFEE SHOP The Doughnut King 743 Park Avenue M Phone 616 HARRY H. HUME City Manager Municipal Building I-IURST T5 MOORE Commercial Printing 115 Broadway GE 88 KARL'S KUSTOM MADE SHOES For Men. Women and Children 232 Main Street THE GIRL XVHO SEXVS HAS BETTER CLOTHES T. J. Kelly Co.-The Fair KILPATRIC 'Ed SONS Groceterias First and Broadway KOUTCI-IIS CANDY Fountain Service 318 Main Street LAPI-IAM MOTORS Authorized Sales and Service 711 Main Street - Phones 1666-67 DICK LEAVELL Your Amusement Man Phone 1 6 3 6 LEE CLEANERS Fourth and Wall - Phone 530 LEE PHARMACY The REXALL Store Third and Broadway - Phone 10 SID LIVINGSTON OutHtter for Men and Boys 218 Main Street LOBDELL BROTHERS Cleaners and Dyers 1000 Main Street MAIN STREET MARKET Finest Quality Fruits and Vegetables XVholesale and Retail ED MASTOLIER Jeweler Watch Repairing - Jewelry 228 Main Street MAR-DELL BEAUTY SALON 211 XV. Second Street Phone-2262 MILLER'S MARKET Groceries and Meats East Second and VVall Streets MODE O' DAY Wash Frocks. Lingerie and Hosiery 214 Main Street MULKEY'S DRIVE-IN MARKET Groceries. Meats. Prod uce Phones I8 and 819 Seventeenth and Park Avenue N 55 N FOUNTAIN LUNCH F. J. Nedom 1 16 Broadway NATIONAL DOLLAR STORE 223 Broadway American-Chinese Store NICHOLS HARDNVARE CO. 406 Broadway Phone 7 Compliments of LOVJELL AND VERA NUGENT MACLEAN-GARRETT S. OHMURAS Ready-to-Vwfear. Corsets Home Grown Market 326 Main Street - Phone 625 , 127 Main Street ORENDORFFS 526 Broadway Chico, California M. OSER Y5 COMPANY Northern California's Finest XVomen's Department Store PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Third and Main Streets PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Chico High School Chico, California PARK HOTEL AND CAFETERIA For Good Service Corner Fourth and Main PARKER HARDXVARE STORE 127-131 W. Third Street Phone 195 Best Wishes to the Class of I 942 J. C. PENNEY CO. C. E. PLUMB. IVI.D. First National Bank Building PRICE'S CANDIES Candies. Ice Cream Hot and Cold Lunches Phone 164 - 146 Broadway QUALITY DAIRY Selected Dairy Products 738 W. Fifth Street - Phone 1265 QUITTMANS FASHION SHOP Exquisite Dresses and Coats 222 Main Street . . . loyal Supporters T. H. RICHARDS Exclusively Fine Footwear 236 Broadway ROY'S CASH GROCERY Delivery Service 1242 Esplanade RICHARDSON FURNITURE COMPANY Eighth and Main Streets SANDWICH INN Second and Broadway Home Made Pies SENATOR CANDY SHOP AND FOUNTAIN 515 Main Street SENATOR THEATRE 517 Main Street Phone 91 SHUBERTS SHERBET Good Ice Cream 178 E. Seventh St. - Phone 1017 SIERRA TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO. Caterpillar Killefer - John Deere WILLIAM SIGEL Men's Clothing 301 Broadway Compliments of THE SPROUSE REITZ COMPANY STAPLES FOTO SHOP 220 Broadway Phone 910 STERLING LUMBER CO. Eighth Avenue and Esplanade Phone 225 STILES CONFECTIONERY School Supplies - Lunches 1260 Esplanade VICTOR G. STRAIN Buick Automobiles Goodyear Tires SUNSHINE BAKERY H. 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