Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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Graduates of I9ll3 . . . Like every Senior class, in surpassing the previous one. this of 1943 has developed all the enthusiasm, spirit, and patriotism that a class wou.1d need in coping with the many problems at hand. Never lacking in morale builders and particularly outstand- ing this year in raising morale and school spirit, the Seniors, using their own initiative, originated outstanding events such as Levi Day and upperclassmen days in the victory gardens. Also Worthy of much praise was the Senior Play, Ladies in Retire- ment which was enthusiastically received by the public on the night of May 7. Much outstanding student cooperation and talent were displayed in connection with this play. LEWIS GAY LI GO N M ERLO JAMES .TUANA RENA MAGOON PA T OCKA CULVER LUCKINBILL BIATTHEXVS PARSONS POPE MARTIN POESCHEL MORGAN PAGE 8 Helen Lewis . . . Musician: Airplane Hostess: Pres. Sli: Sei.: Eng.: Pres. .lr. Hi-Y: Pres. Pan Amer.: Red Cross M First Aid Detach.: Lau- clisti Choir: Iiloek C. Sally Gay . . . Commercial Artist: Slenogrztpher: Vice-Pres. SD: Art: Math.: Sr. Ed. Caduceus: Honor Society: Yell Leader: I-Ii-Y: Block C : L-IW yrs. Etta Mae Ligon . . . Telephone Oper- ator: VVAYE: Sec. Sli: Sci.: Sec. Jr. Class: Sr. Hi-Y: SSC: Block CH: Red Q Gold. Harry Merlo . . . Instructor of Indus- trial Arts: Marines: Treats, SB: Math.: XVood-shop: Pres. Block C : Track. James . . . Art Teacher: res. S-r. Class: Art: Eng.: :: Sr. Hi-Y: Yicc-Pres. Juanarena . . . Secretary: Pilot: Vice-Pres. Sr. Class: : Comm.: Pres. Home Ee: C : GAA. Laverne Magoon .... lcurnzxl- Sccf Sr. Class: Co-Business Caduceus: Vice-Pres. GAA: Society: JCL: Block C : Tr. Hi-Y: Ed. Red Q Gold. Betty Josephine Patocka . Sales- clerk: '.I'reas. Sr. Class: Sci.: Home Economics: Sr. Hi-Y: GAA: SSC. Dolores Culver , . Secretary: VVAYE: Sr. Rep.: Comm.: Sec. Sr. Hi-Y: Pan Amer.: First Aid Detach. Junella Luckinbill . . . English Teach- er: Chaplain in VVAAC'S: Sr. Rep: Sci.: Eng.: Vice-Pres. SSC: Vice- Pres. Jr. Red Cross: First Aid De- tach.: Hi-Y: Life Mem. CSF: JCL. George Benny Matthews . . . PE In- structor: Blarines: Sr. Rep.: Air.: Block C : Football: FFA. Roy Hugh Parsons . . . PE Instruc- tor: Marines: Sr. Rep.: Math.: PE: Pres. Jr. Class: Pres. Block C : Football. Willialm Pope . . . Radio Engineer: Ed. Caduceus: Math.: Eng.: Pres. SSC: Pres. Radio Club: Ed. Red 8 Gold. Mary Janette Martin . . . University: Assoc. Ed. Caducens: Lat.: Eng.: Pres. JCL: Pres. Honor Society: Assoc. Ed. Red 85 Gold: 314 yrs. Olive Mary Poeschel . Govt. Sec- retary: Co-Business Mgr. Caduceus: Math: Engx: 'Vice-Pres., Sec.. Treas. N Life Mem. CSF: JCL: SSC: First Aid Det:-rch.: Laudisti Choir: Red 84 Gold. Jo Claire Morgan . . . Public Health Nurse: Army Nurse: Girls' Sports Ed. Caducens: Sci.: Eng.: Pres. Block C : Life Mem. CSF: JCL? GAA: SSC: First Aid Detach.: Lau- dlsti Choir, Home Ee.

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MANPQWER Ghafjea Une A school is no better than its person- nel. Like any community, it is only as good, as active, and as successful as its citizens. And in times such as these, we look upon our manpower as a promise for the future. Here are the men and women who will win the struggle of today and build the world of tOmOrrOW. PAGE 7

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An Eye to the Future . . . Unlike other senior classes, this of l943 is able to look back on years spent in high school and realize the changes, affected by a modernized world at war, that have influenced Chico High School and its students. Looking to the years ahead these seniors have seen their courses modified to fit the changes occurring with the pre-induction courses begun last semester at the suggestion of the gov- ernment: they have Watched the progress of these War classes as has the government, since Chico High school was one of the first to introduce theVictory Corps program. There has been a serious spirit and patriotism in this class of 1943 admired by many. It has had to face problems never before faced by students, but it has faced them well and with a great deal of earnestness. - With an eye to the future this class has well completed its high school years. It may be proud of its accomplishments: it may say that it has played an active part in a campaign outlined toward the winning of the war: it -may say that it is well prepared to take its place in the world today. June Nelta Acord . . . XVAAC: Cloth- I '- in Robert Andreen . . . Math. Professor: Air Corps Cadet: Sci.. Math.: JCL: Bovs' Hi-Y: Treas. Allied Youth. Ronda Baker . . . Secretary: Math.: Enix.: Song Leader GSL: Home EC.: Hi-Y:,Pres. Laudisti Choir. William Raylmond Bearse . . . Me- chanic: US Navy: Aulo Mech.: Block C : Football: Basketball: ,Basehalh SV: yrs. Donald Adams . . . Engineer: Mu- rines: Math.: Sci.: Pan Amer.: 11Iloclci C : Dusketlimll: Baseball: Football. Lillian Mary Azevedo . . . Clerking: Home Economics: Knitting Club. June Laura Baldwin . . . Sales Clerk: 1Vlessenge1' Girl: Hist.g Art: Laudisti Choir: 315 yrs. Marguarite La Verne Beatty . . . Ferry Pilot: Sci.: Block C : GAC: Home Ee. Carol Aitken . . . Secretary: Span.: Pan Amer.: Rent. Span. Club. Elizabeth Anna Bachmann . . . Sec- retary: Airpleuie Depot: Comm.: Art: Sci.: Pres. GAA: Home Ee.: Block C. Isabelle Kathryn Bally. . . Lnnguzige: Pres. .l'r. Hi-Y: Pres. Sr. Hi-Y: Sec. Soph. Class: Vice-Pres. Jr. Class: Fr. Rep.: Sr. Rep. GSL. Frances Muriel Bechhold . . . Teacher: lfgr-,ry Pilot: Math.: Span.: Block Wllllam Walter Anderson . . . Forest Service: Marines: Math.: Jr. Ren.: Sec. Block C : JCL: Boys' Hi-Y: Laudisti Choir. Charles Bacon . . . Chemist: Chemical -vVIll'l'1'l.l'8j lVIz1l.l1.: Sci. Olive Geraldine Barnard. . . Teacher: if X L. Defense VVork: Band: Hist.: Enix.: ACORD ANDREEN BAKER BEARSE Bflllh. ADfXlVIS A7EXYEDO BfXLDYVlN BEATTY Thomas Bryan Beers Lluvvpr' AITKEN I3AXCHlYl1XNN BALLY BECHHOLD ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ANDERSON BACON BARNARD BEERS Navy: Math. PAG E