Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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IIIHGICIHIIS Though they do not possess the distinction of being new performers and they lack the training of the more advanced troupers, the Magicians nevertheless deserve much admiration for the way in which they have adapted themselves to their new life with the Chico High School Circus. A very unusual the-me was carried out at the Sock Hop, which was held in the library, An all-school dance was also sponsored by the Magicians late in May. Advising the Magicians in their activities are Miss Nielsen and Mr. Crane. Deftly mastering the tricks of the trade, the Magicians are learning a knack for the sleight of hand which will be especially useful during the coming years. The sopho- STYLE MCKEAG SHOUTEN more class has indeed worked wonders in '46-'47, SOPHOMORES tBelow, left to rightj Front row-S. Hardesty, NVhiting, Olsen, Irvine, Roberts, Po-ff, Alldredgo, J. Mussel- man, Stutsman, Hammons, Koch, Pavcik, NVilkinson, Nelson, Coito, J. Meusel, Crandall, Bagwell. Second row-Goulden, Ryckman, Bertagna, Thompson, Kitchen, Hurst, Bronncr, Schwein, Brickey, Blatter, Hintz, Maderos, Maselli, Ostrander. Third row-Loomis, L. Brown, Gamlowski, Ness, Hemingway. Mewes, Viets, G. Brown, Freeman, Holloter, Schouten, Melvin, Briggs, Wood, D. Meusel, Oher. Fourth row-McCampbeIl Finns, J. Brown, Beasley, Alsua, Bateman, VVo-odmansee, Lee, McArdle, Mays, Knopf, Baldwin, Kjer, Berkman, Jennings, Frans. SOPHOMORES tFirst picture, opposite, left to rightj Front row-VVarwick, Larremore, Kesterson, McClaskey, Smylic, D. Anderson, Sorenson, Hall, Broomhead, Dimas, Hammar, Lowry, Reinking, Bennett. Second row-Akister, VVcinrich, Wells, Johnson, Ennis, Jeffery, Moore, Kohlhoff, D. Smith, VVood, Sharp, Bell, S, Jones, Spreen, Kinsey, Heeter, McKinney, Nelson, Graville, Davis, H. Ledbetter. Third row-D. Ledbetter, A. Lechuga, House, Scott, D. Johnson, Hunerlach, Ledford, Mancs, Keyawa., Mooore, McReynolds, Dickson, D. Anderson, L. Smith, Martin, Vindhurst, Clester, Heath, Gilman, Barton, R. Lechuyra, Wharton. Fourth row-Beal, Schmidt, Turk, VVilliams, Moyes, Torkelson, Striegel, Marks, Ryan, lrvine, Pace, Day, Camp- bell, DeVoll, McKeag, Upton, Armstrong, Davis, E. Jones, Kesterson, Prasun, Russell. Fifth row-Stewart, Burns, M. Jones, Michal, Keitle, G, Anderson, Volpato, King, Tucker, Newton, I'. Brown, VVri,f:ht, Schrimp, Matz, Baker, Bailey, Adams, Yea- ter, Cavassa, Barnard, H. Smith. SOPHOMORES CSecond picture, opposite, left to right! Fro-nt row-German, Kimbell, Hill, Rawlan, Rolls, Hays, Musselman, Volpato, Ketcham, Jackman, Kessler, Robinson, Bennett. Second row-Sobrero, L. Newell, S. Brown, Matulich, McClelland, Lewis, Hollenbach, Kinsey, Yockey, Graham, Brandenbureger, Lytle, Lowry, Long, Green, Strang, C. Jones, Schouten, Michael. Third row-Watson, Rice, Pitkin, Linsley, Davis, Milde, Moore, Apel, Maison, Frazier, Sakely, E. Jones, Beebe, Blackman, Huffman, Bonham, Lane, Ferrin, Terrell, Domby, Cox. Fourth row-Ho-gden, Kraft, Argraves, Allen, Faseheer, McCrosky, Speacht, Evers, G. Smith, Palmer, Duensing, Jenkins, McKenzie, B. Smith, Mann, Swanson, Stephenson, Ledford, Chamber- lin, Duncan, Snodgrass, Sauber. Fifth row-Hays, M. Brown, Dougherty, VVelschke, Deter, Stutz, Castersen, Henning, Bruhnes, Nugent, Chmellfca, McCorkle, Bonham, McCrosky, Paulson, Ball, Edwards, Fedler, Hardesty, Borges, Petersen. SOPHOMORES tThird picture, opposite, left to rightb Front row-Porter, Duensing, Lucena, Feingold, Daniels, Blair, Miller, Nevins, Bickett, Dausuy. Second row-Picaso, Hintz, Hill, Chapman, YVilson, E, Jones, Forester, Bass, Vogue, Jenkins, Stile, Fuque, Klindera, Cook, Richardson, Parder, Dodge, Hedge, Gibson. Third row-Stenton, Lightel, Barkley, VViese, Stott. Knight, Brill, Butler, Windell, Jensen, Sheley, Adams, Hendrix, Paradeis, Marshall, Honn, E. Jones, J. Smith, Hub. Fourth row-McKenna, Kittell, Staten, Corrie, Rolls, Delzell, Krueger, Edwards, Attehury, B. Jones, Priddy, Goggia, VVhite, Butter- field, Peirson, Hathaway, Fletcher, Kelly, Christian. Fifth row-Peirano, Hamilton, Boynton, Robinson, Battenburpr, Farri- gan, Cook, Cline, Henderson, Thomas, Gottschalk, Palmer, Robertsen, Howenstine, McGuire, Dodge, Siewert, Reese, Pullin, Behring, Brownlee. Page Z 8

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Cl0IllIlS Observing for the first time the novelty and glamour of the events occurring under the Big Top, the lowly Clowns strolled onto the grounds in the fall of '46. In spite of their inexperience they managed to sponsor four freshman dances and at the mid- term planned and executed a reception for the incoming Frosh. Their participation in school activities established something of a record for a first performance. The guiding hand of President Vaida Kemp proved to be an invaluable asset: no less important were Vice-President Barbara Pettus, Secretary Shirley Glenn, and Treasurer Cmlee Stratton. Regardless of their record, the Frosh remained the Clowns of the show. Sometimes they were laughed STHA'1 1'AN with, sometimes they were laughed at: but they never failed to provide amusement for the rest of the troupe. As long as such shining examples as this year's clowns are found under our Big Top, our Circus' future rests secure. KIQMP GLENN FRESHMEN tlielow, left to right! Front row-Rudy, Girard, Yan Dyke, NVitt, Reiswig, Mayr, D. Brown, VVilson, Humphrey, Pearson, Parker, Gonzales, Lopea, Peterson, Yaline, Berry, Vt'oodin, Kelch, llibbee, Bise. Second row-Hopkins, Parker, Hutler, Vige, Krackov, Yee, McDaniel, VV. Jones, Cotton, Hendricks, Azevedo, Long, Keefer, VVilson, Lee, Gossa, Fairchild, E. Smith, Miller, De Haven, Nvoodward. Third row-Nvhitlow, Cunnnings, C. Smith, Newcomb, Sondgroth, Cochran, New- some, Filson, Steadman, Frances, M, Jones, Van Dyke, Clester, Elliott, VVilliams, Sehlaf, B. Jones, Peltier, Yan liiper, Col- lins, Amqel. Fourth row-Severin, Shirley, Hoffman, Flscotto, J. Jones, Byerly, Finefrock, Proctor, R. Brown, Pattison, VVil- liams, Pettigrew, McLain, Canfield, Hunt, Stalter, Garcia, Martin. FRESHMEN tFirst picture, opposite, left to rightl Front row-F. Maroncy, Pettus, Moody, Brookes, Scoble, Eitel, Byrne, Van Ornum, Stone, Forester, Blair, Kitchen, Seevers, Hume, Berry, Barbieri, Mc-Pune, Young, Perry, t'amper. Second row- Baker, Head, Culber, Poetker, Knox, Seybold, Milligan, Scoles, Morrison, Dt-Bock, Hood, Glenn, Russell, Archer, Sisk, Het-ter, Morton, Hardesty, Johnson, Huddleson. Third rowfGranrud, Silva, Hannnons, Ellis, Lowell, Russell, Richter, Baxter, Pen- nington, Wild, Jacobs, Domenickine, Bassler, Picnnco, Wood, Duncan, Marshall, Morgan, Schenken, Hood, Stephenson, Gould. Fourth row-Wightman, Corliss, Evans, Robinson, Marler, Boring, Robbers, Poore, Madden, Stillwell, Hippy, Boyer, Mewes, Arinstronpq, Ruhnke, Kemp, VVurschmidt, Pickett, FRESHMFIN tSecond picture, opposite, left to rightl Front row-DeI'uy, Becker, Poore, Langley, Spreen, Debing, Allen, Nordeen, Vice, Slocum, Sanders, Boyd, VVebster, Griffin, VVag'oner, VVebster, Linkley, Peters, Pznarnek, Cooper. Second rows Odom, Bowman, Anderson, Brown, VVatson, Loccy, Young, Persons, Humphrey, XVheelor, Carrillo, Palmer, Foo-ney, Adkis- son, C'unning'ham, Parsons, VVhiting, Thompson, Haney, Stegner. Third rowAHoward, Murray, Watkins, Ish, Bertairna, XVrig'ht, German, Price, Bennett, Munjar, Sidener, Noonan, XVare, C. Jones, Egglestoii, McGuire, Blanchard, Chamberlin, Young, Swihart. Fourth row-Sutton, Blaser, Dunham, L. Jones, Thomas, Alldredge, Richards, Ohms, Read, Juanarena, Michael, Goulden, Shell, Bonnet, Mc-Namee, Porter, Fisher, VVestlake, Anderson, Thompson. FRESHMIGN t'I'hird picture, opposite, left to rightb Front row-H. Schmidt, VV. Boyd, Thompson, Daly, Sitton, Ford, Ander- son, Stoddard, Brown, Alley, Hoffman, Day, Kelly, Smith, Jacobs, Hill, Mac-Innes, Stratton, Doty, Rhein. Second row-Larum Rippin, Scott, Forester, VVinter, Hubert, Miller, Marzolla, Stark, Berkman, NVhite, Overton, Kellogg, Dodge, Howarth. Alsua McKinnon, Hawkins. Third row-Erickson, Beck, Jeffery, Boyd, Graves, Nystrom, Sheley, French, Shirley, D. Boyd, Fletcher Miller Stuart Staples Lucas Tufford Sides Rennen, VVakcl'ield. Fourth rou'V.l. Schmidt, Fuller, Haney, Fink, Gauze, Xvhll- enton: Rollins: DeBoek, Quiriiig, Range-l, Gordon, Cramer, Fisher, Bethune, Cloak, Silva, Faulk. Page 30