Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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Cla sg of 1946 . . . This year has proved very successful for the junior l class. The juniors have shown much enthusiasm in all the activities of the school and have been represented in every club. A highlight marking their success was the junior play, Grandma Pulls the String, a one-act comedy with a cast of six. Both the boys and girls of the junior class have taken a great interest in all sports. Om Wraith, Bob Starnes, and Jack Miller, three of our football heroes, were juniors. Baseball and track have also attracted -many junior boys. The junior girls showed their ability in sports by winning the hockey and volleyball championships. The juniors also sponsored two of the outstanding dances of the year, the Junior Prom in May, and the Marjorie Belch Bobbie Hollinger ' ' ' Presmmt Sem,eml,y Senior Farewell the last day of school. These social affairs Leabeue Sutton Charlene Spreen ended this successful school year. Vice-President Treasurer JUNIORS tlielow, left to rightl Front row-Stutz, XVri5-git, Deter, Price, Lowry, Doty, VValther, XViest, Eitzen, Meline, Lowen, Hunerlaeh, Browning. Second row-Baldwin, tandridge, Shinn, Burnight, Thompson, Moller, Scholl, Kern, Millhiser, Hicks, Smith, Gustin, lViser. Shirley, XVrig'ht., 1-lnrdy, Cole, Furtado. 'Third row-Payne, Bagley, Mosier. Sling'er, Graham, Shoemaker, Edmonds, Martin, Alldredpge, Spreen, Wlalker, Zumwalt. Shepard, Marvel, Haahr, Smith, Schlaf. Fourth row-Revier, Lohdell, Johnson, Sl1uey,'Kepling'er, Allison, Moore, R. Morris, C. Morris, Fitzpatrick, Greenwood, Sutton, Brown, Johnson, Palmer. JUNIORS Clipper picture, opposite page, left to right? Front row-Dahlmun, Kilpatric, Santos, Loothourow. XVhitiug. Naron, Moores, Shonk, Roberts, XVorley, Rolls. Second row-Gordon, Abshier, Howe, Lucas, Hoar. Gookler, Wootl, Young, Hollenhztck, Letner, Hedge, Meyer. Third row-Sims, Richardson, Collins, Huffman, Luclden, Viets, Kinney, Hare, Bruce, Lasch, Kuhnen, Howard, Starnes. Fourth row-Turner, Petter-son, Foster, Orrell, Lammers, XVrnith, Holt, Miller, McAndrews, Kerr, NVhitney, NVatson, Shelton. JUNIORS tCenter picture, opposite pagej Front row-Stover, XVellsfry, Hamilton, Skelly, Udovich. Guill. Piper, Francisco, Piper, Gonding. Johanson. Second row-VVhit.e, Bennett, Bertagna, Armstrong, Bennett, Ellen, Azeveclo, Robinson, Read, Smith. Third row-Roark, Nixon, Garske, Pitman, Stenton, Spellman, Glenn, Snllens, NVoodmansee, Bowen. Fourth row-Roach, Blair, Francis, Moore, Reid, Belch, Chinca, Silvers, Drane, Reynolds. .IUNLORS tLower picture, opposite pageb Front row-Stautler, Lew, Dodge, Jones. Henry, Moore, Shannon, Camp- hell, Dickey, G. Dodge, Vvallace. Second row-Jessee, De Moss, Kemp, Albert, Seoles, Maddux, Edlll0l1Cl, Smith, Robinson, Bowman, Newell, Deter. Third row-Brown, XVoodham, Brundige, I-Iarelson, Reinhardt, Miller, Moyes, Alexander, Hollinger, Scott, Hamm, Escotto, Fourth row-Book, Masters, Miller, Chapman, McReynolds, Hopper, XVilson, Buchanan, Livingston, Swanson, Broyles. Page Twenty-four

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C7455 of 1947 . . . This year's sophomore class has taken a prominent place in school affairs. It has been one of the most coop- erative and enthusiastic classes of our Student Body and has always been Well represented at rallies, assemblies, and dances. One of the activities that brought recognition to the members was the Sock Hop, a dance at which everyone discarded shoes for the evening and danced in stocking feet. That type of dance was a novelty. and the students attending acclaimed it a great success. The sophomore representatives to the Student Body Council, Helen Payton, Frances Mohlenbrink, Fred Birt- cil, and Jim Coleman, took their places on the Council as DU ?a'l,USf0'1 .Joan AUS ready and willing helpers. The four class officers, shown President Vice-President Hi . ' Helen Payton Mata Maroney above, proved e cient executives. ' Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORES tlielow, left to rightj Front row-Christensen, Edge, Liston, Daniels, Beers, Hendrickson. Cook. Meyer, Martis, Kelley, Knapp, Shannon, Cannon, Bryan. Bach, XVllll3.l'l'lS. Second row-Curl, Rife, XVeber Rivers, Stroud, Scholl, Caisobeer, Daugherty, VVatt, Beatty, Mohlenbrink, Jarred, Allen, Dyer, Epperson, NVesbrook, Martin. Third row-Erickson, Rukcr, Scott, Richardson, Eitel, Von Rotz, Copeland, Zackney,-Ringer, Gordon, Crane, Hughes, Milde, Foetker, McDaniel. Fourth ro-W-Haney, Hronek, Arbuckle, Bille, Murphy, Jones, Russel, Bagwell, Bearse, Koch, Brown, NVilson, Roach, Lucas, Schmidt, Craig. SOPHOMORES Clipper picture. opposite page, left to rightb Front row-Bennett, Jones, Boyle, Johnson, Blackman, Van Ornum, Miller, Ramsey, Bruce, Jeffries, Chavez, Newton, Angel, Lindberg, Headington, Hanna. Second row- Yockoy, B. Smith, Pullcn, B. L, Smith, Samuelson, Dodge, Fudge, LeMoigne, Usherwood, Boyle, Rash, NVillianis. Dawson, Reinwand, Bennett, Lewis. 'Fhird row-Fisher, Trueblood, VVood, Brown, Usherwood, Vingness, Xvilkinson, Thomas, Armstronir, Nelson, Coutolenc, Pacheco, Lewis, Maroney, Chambers, Russell. Fourth row--Devine, Farley, Georgc,u5:laLfEelbatch, Grayhiel, Jenkins, VVagoner, Foster, Brattan, Pederson, Jensen, VValker, Detrick, McKeag, Fosen, i iumson. SOPHOMORES tCenter picture, opposite page, left to right! Booze, Hardesty, Fleming, Gonzales, Patch, Marler, McLain, Duncan, Kelly, Cummings, XVhisman, Perkiss, Schwein, MacCampbell, Chatfield, Fishburn. Second row- Broekmau, Sweeney, Comfort, Duheuu, Van Riper, Johnson, Hocking, Mecum, Jefferies, Hannis, Darting, Kuhnen, McReynolds, Nunez. McKenna, Newell. Third row-Scott, Dunlap, Macie, York, Chmelka, Bell, Shirley, MoCuslin, Giovanetti, Jones, Uutolph, Ahernnthy, Poindexter, Smith, Lopea, Henderson. Fourth row-Ruley, Marvel, Coito. Gerhardl, Moorman, Grunljrerg, Class, Robertson, Freestone, Rudd, Robinson, Ellis, Davis, Felion. Castillo, Boydstun. SOPHOMORES CLowor picture, opposite page, left to rightj Front row-Elrod, Oherniiller, Keyawa, Lambert, Dahl, Buttenbergy Jacobs. Carnegie, Anderson, Everly, DeBock, Forssell, I-Iedlind, Fuller, Holbrook, Standard. Second row-Coleman, Verlinde, Masters, Hall, Ruth, Payton, Rundell, Hoobler, Debing, Culver, Birtcil, Kusie, Browning, Slntos, VViest, Glenn. Third row-Drane, Hunerlach, Seevers, Millard, Knight, McClaskey, Mason, Collins, NVard. Munjar, Hobson, Metzger, Purcell, Xvamack, NVelch, Bagwell. Fourth row-Dicus, Letner, Hays, Larremore, Bruce, White, Donoho, Mclieever, XVuketleld, 'XrsVhllGlll2lI'Sh, Fisher, Newell, Dillavou, Knott, Stroud, French. . 1 l Page Ttuenly-six