Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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TIGHTRUPE IIIIILHERS With seldom equaled courage and some bravado, the Tight- rope Walkers have shown their skill on the high wire. The first two years of their career were not spent in vain, They have developed an enviable equilibrium, making their job as next year's aerialists much easier. Their experience has imbued them with an inveterate sense of showmanship. As a result they suc- ceeded in promoting some of the most outstanding social func- tions of the year. The junior play, not only a financial success. added something novel to the history of junior plays. A great presentation was the annual Junior Prom, held in the latter part of spring. Another act following in close succession was the snaifrna M. nnnicorr - . . , . . . PERSQNS Mg-t'LELL,XN1j Senior Farewell, a fitting climax to the year s activities. The spirit with which the election campaigns were conducted leaves no doubt as to the fame and fortune our illustrious circus will achieve in its endeavors next year. The graduating seniors couldn't leave Student Body affairs in more competent hands. JUNIORS tBelow, left to rightj Front row-Humphrey, Hoffman, Northrup, Santos, Dinnel, Sauer, Vvoods, Scoles, Johnson. Second row-Schrot, Petersen, Mellerio, Coats, Shuey, Day, Fisher, Silva, Fudge, Moore, Hintz, Kjer, Akister, Loofbourow, Seevers, Persons, Reinwand, Houghton. Third row-Yockey, Byles, Greenwood, Broyles, Hill, Hendrix, Pickett, Draper, Car- ter, Riley, Odenbach, Graybiel, McArdle, Baggett, Ptlug, Brock, Santich, McKeever. Fourth row-M. Jones, Perry, Rice, Hughes, Robinson, E. Jones, Quiggle, French, VVi1son, Nation, Clement, Hundley, McPherson, Cooper, VVinter, Carlson, Neu- mann. Fifth row-Marks, Pierce, Trueblood, Conklin, Brady, Brooks, VVilson, Ringman, Hardesty, Harris, Johnson, Scoble, Anderson, Wright, Daniel, Rhien, Uhyrek. JUNIORS tFirst picture, opposite, left to rightj Front row-Perkins, Summers, Strange, Mullin, Carpenter, Reed, M. Endi- cott, Finnegan, Morgan, Binder, Bracewell, Schwellenbach, VVarrcn, Williams, Ramirez, Kesterson, Spring, VVatson. Second row-Best, Clark, Bertoli, Morgan, Inlay, Worley, Laumer, Yveatherbee, Ewton, Trimni, Liwanag, Hoffman, McClelland, Ringer, Volpato, Boynton. 'Third row-Krueger, Davis, King, McIntosh, Cook, Carlson. Ness, Roberts, Spreen, Stark, Bay, Hawes, Crawford, Weldin, Pope. Fourth row-Milne, Nichols, Gooch, Annand, Dunsingf, Gravella, VVurschmidt, Quiring, Gippcrt, Williams, Northcote, Gordon, Poff, Robinson. JUNIORS tSec'ond picture, opposite, left to rightj Front row-Scott, Graham, Rippin, Marshall, Miller, Johnson, L. Krueger, Cox, Nock, O'Leary, Brookes, Stoschke, Neumann, Carter, Brown, Hupp, Young. Second row-Buckley, Alberts, L.. Krue- ger, Batt, Walter, Vingness, Nixon, Glenn, C. Endicott, Starnes, Boggs, Smith, NVaistell, Lawrence. Third row-lkiir-kt-lso-n, Reynolds, Cummins, Graham, Shannon, Vitt, Pulver, Whittier. Hartley, Baker, Hedgecoke, Adams, Allen, Clanin, Houser. ' ' ' ' ' A ' ' I tk' P Poust let. Fourth row-Grey, Stackhouse, Odom, Dixon, Spencer, Waggy, Smith, Seivcr, Hubert, Proctor, 'lroytnows l, price, s . ll , Williams. JUNIORS Q'I'hird picture, opposite, left to rightj Front row-Rothe, Richard, Martin, McCafferty, Mastelotto-, VVarner, Young, Baldwin, Carney, Lapham, Ford, Garcia, Roberts, NVrig'ht, Carroll, Conway, Albert. Sec-ond row-Johnson, VVhisman, Lull, Starkey, Killingqsworth, Cantwell, Hankins, Keach, Miller, Brown, Greene, Moline, Chamberlin, Clark, Stolufer. Third row Miller, Feinking, Shepherd, McKinney, Sudberry, Thompson, Bohlander, O'Neill, Bassler, Boyd, Luther, Ludden, W'hitmarsh, Stegner. Fourth row-Robertson, Enloe, Draper, Cunningham, Crandall, Rawlin, Batt, Graven, Sanders, Hitt, Jones, Shaffer, Mitchell, Gordon. Page Z 6