Chico High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Chico, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

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BUSINESS MANACQER if Wilt 'FW .J Ryu Li 12 ' f if if V k ,pi X H Af i aff' , an R3 f A ,' Q YW f ' . my J v ,h , ' 7 ' ,gwgmw I .,,. I Qmswflwi Xmgw, L XM .may f-uiiw. 7' P' ' ,' 'fi aw' 3' X Y' A WL-.9 A k lmwm :Tm J , I W, ,Q We Dedicate. .. . . . . .the 1953 Caduceus to one of the navigators of our ship. Her friendly smile, sparkling personality, and understanding Way make our school affairs flow smoothly. All through this year she has kept us on our course. She has advised us and counseled With us. In time of fair Weather she has shared with us our happiness and success. She is more than Dean of Girls. She is a friend and com- panion to all who know her and without a doubt she has endeared herself to the entire student body and faculty alike. To you,, Mrs, Grace Rathwell, We wish all the happiness in the World. ,MM Zee Maia . ,fd of 1 gf me 4 Aff ,gifnct 0 0 ' f n., QW jltnrignt vernment cla s mes -- t' e 'X rom to ave !!6 m un W R. 17 nice VLA! ace 1,1 4,57 J 3612 h-, I - f f Here We see Maxene Morris, Sally Ewing and Monte Crosby fill to the brim the Thanksgiving baskets spon- sored by the G.S.L. Who is the co-adviser to the largest and most wonderful organi- zation in school? None other than Mrs. Rathwell! With Mrs. Rathwell as adviser Student Council runs smoothly M11 and Mix! Caduceuf Miss Caduceus, Monte Crosby, nominated by the Girls' Block C Society, and Mr. Caduceus, Tom Moore, nominated by the C. S. F.-your' choice! Tremendous as our student body president. Open-minded to the ideas of other people, students and faculty alike. Master of both sports and studies. Manager of our student gov- ernment. Yes, an all round fellow Who deserves the very highest praise. Modest about her abilities. Outstanding as G.S.L. president and leader in the student body. Noted for her friendly smile and sweet personality. Tops among the citizens of our school and community. Enthusiastic in all that she does. Administration Mr. Carl Schreiter, Principal Mrs. Grace Rathwell, Dean of Girls Mr, Farnum Howard, Dean of Boys and Vice-Principal The administrators get together to exchange ideas. J 4 1 wx 2 fa, Q M: ze, E: Y QQ? 1? 5? ik :Si 82 312 Q12 Z ss fs 315 2 Q 95 Q ui ff: 5 5- 3 Q 'A x 1 5 4 5 3 m I j x w 4 w ! w I I 3 2 i 4 E 5 i 5 a 2 5 E i 5 I Q E E E i f 2 1 3 S , 1 f Playrical ducation Boys MR. SIMMONS MR. SCI-ILUETER MR. BALDWIN MR HENSLEY MR BOULDING MRS. KIBBEY MISS VIKSE MISS BORNEFELD Arts and Sciences MR. RANDALL MR. THOMPSON MRS. WORLEY MRS. CONKLIN MR. SWEENEY MRS. FILSON MRS. MARTIN Vocational MR. GILBERT MR. FILSON MR. KINDIG MR. VOGUE MR. CLARKE MR. DAHLMAN MR. DUNCAN MR. CONLEY MR. NUNES Home E6 and Language! 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ALLDREDGE SHARON LEE ANDRADE GENE RALPH ARMSTRONG MARY ASHBOUGH BARBARA AYRES PAUL BAGLEY PERN BAGGETT EARL BAKER BARBARA BARKLEY BETTY BARRIS DOROTHY BARTOSOVSKY WILLIAM BATHURST ERIC BAY .IANIS BEACH SHIRLEY BEEBE BETTE .IOI-INEVE BECK JUDITH ANN BEHRENS FRED BENNET MARY BERTOLI SHARON GAIL BEST JON HERBERT BIGELOW HAROLD BICKLEY J f A . 10 .IAIVIES BUNCH ANTHONY BURA I if ,W K JOANN VIRGINIA BURKE RAYMOND WARREN BURKE LEROY BIGGS MARY .IUANELL BISHOP JERRY BOHLANDER LAWRENCE BOYER DONALD MARVIN BRADISH DEAN CARROLL BRAZELL DOROTHY MAY BROWN RALPH LEE BROWN MARY WANDA BROWN GRETCI-IEN MAUREEN BRUNELLE BEVERLY JEAN BURRIS MIRIAM BURROWS o COLBERT CANNON JANE CARNEGIE CHARLES CARROL MARY ELLEN CHACON DAPI-IINE DOLORES CHILDS DONNA LEE CLARK EVELYN MAY CLARK BERT L. COEFMAN WILLIAM CONNER GERALDINE COLLINS NANCY JANE COLLINS JEAN COILA COLSON MOLLY COMPTON DAN COOK BERT CORNICK GLADYS EVELYN COUGHRAN JAMES COX BEATRICE CRESS MONTE CROSBY TOM CUNHA ROBERT EUGENE DALY CHARLES DANNER BETTY ROANN DAY ROBERT DEADMOND JOYCE ANN DENNISON NELL DICKIE ETI-IEL FERN DIVINE GAYLE DONALDSON PATRICIA DONOHO BEVERLY DOUGLAS PATTY LOU DRINKWINE .IAQUELINE DROZ BARBARA DAVIS JIM DAVIS SHELDON W. DAWSON SHIRLEY D WSON WI ID' R I CRYSTAL JUNE DURFEE JUDY RAE DUREE JOAN ELAINE EAMES WILLIAM MARVIN EAMES CAROL CHRISTINE EDMONDS ALLAN I.. EGGLESTON MICHAEL EICHWALD DONALD ELGAN ELDRED JAMES ERIC ERICKSON LESTER JACK FARLEY ELREY JOHN ERANKLIN JSHIRLEY MAY ERANZ VIOLA FROST LOUISE EUQUA EUGENE R. EURR RICHARD CAROL GALARNEAU ALBERT EUGENE GATES SSHERMAN NATHEN GATES DONALD RAYMOND GERFIN 'GILBERT HENRY GERFIN JOANNE MARY FERGUSON MARGARET FRANCES EILSON JAMES WILLIIAM EINLEY JIM ELORIAN SHARON LEE EOLEY ALICE JANE EOREN BONNIE GERMAN ELWYN GIBBS MARSHALL LLOYD GINTER BETTY .IO ANNE GIRARD .IAMES FREDERICK GLANDER ROBERT WESLEY GLOVER DAVID C. GOBATTO ROSE MARIE GORDON KEITH VICTOR GOTTSCHALK CHARLOTTE MAE GRAEBER JUDITH ANN GRANT ROGER GREEN JOAN MARGARET GRIFFIN SALLY RAE HANKINS DONNA IVIARLENE HANSEN DICK KEITH I-IANSEN DOALD LEE I-IARDESTY HELEN RUTH HARDESTY ELBERT FREDRICK HARTE FRANK N. HAWKINS DONNA JEAN HELM SHIRLEY HELZER MARJORIE .IO HENDRIX HOWARD EARL HENRY MALTIE EDWARD I-IIGHTOWER CLARENCE HOOK 3 Z QB gl Q! M x E., Si W 55 3 Z x S Z JE K wx, ,S is fp A Z M if S 3 2312 W as ALLIE EULENE HIGHTOWER WILLIAM HIGHTOWER CARLENE HOWARD DUANE DARWIN HOWARD MARGARET HUBB JOYCE ADELE HUEFMAN RICHARD HUNKINS ROBERT HUNKINS JEANINE IMHOEE JOAN ISLEY DONALD DOUGLAS JACKSON FRANCIS RAYMOND JACKSON FLOY DELIA JARRED JANET ANN JEEERIES SIEBERT JAMES JENKS STEPHEN .IENKS SHIRLEY ANN JONES PRED KENDALL ELLIS KENWORTHY CAROL SUE KIMBALL PATRICIA MAE KING TOMMY KING LORRAINE ALICE KNAPP MAX RICHARD KOCH ROBERT LADD RONALD JAMES LAEFINS BARBARA RUTH LAJAUNESSE DON LYNN LAMBERT BARBARA CAROLYN LANE NORMAN D. LARSON SANDRA LAWRENCE QLIVER NHCKY LEE JIM B. LEMERT ROBERT GORDON LOCEY HARRY FRANCIS LOGAN GLEN ELDRIDGE LONG DAN MALLOY GWEN MANRINS DOUGLAS MANN ROBERT MAPLES JOHN MARQUIS CAROLYN ANN MARTIN BARBARA LUCILLE MITSSAE BILL JOE MATHEWS RICHARD ANTHONY MEDINA DON WAYNE MEDSKER IMO JI .' V, W IHOMAS DOZIER LONG MARLYS LORENDO I-IOMER LOWE STANLEY LEE LOWELL COLLIN MCCANDLES SHIRLEY MCCLELLAND WESLER' C. MERCER RONALD GENE METZGER BARBARA JEAN MILLER DOLORES MILLER PATRICIA MARIE MIKKELSEN GARY BRYAN MILLER JOY MILLER JAMES LOUISAN MILLICAN RONALD DEAN MITCHELL MARILYN FRANCES MOODY CHARLES MURPHY KENNETH LEE MUNSON DARLENE NELSON JERRY VINCENT NELSON GLORIA JEAN NEWHART RICHARD NICHOLS ALEXANDER DANIEL NORTON THOMAS BRUCE NUCIENT WANDA NUGENT DALENE OSTRANDER KAREN IRENE MOORE THOMAS OSBORNE NIOORE MIKE MORGAN KEITH ALVIN MORRIS MAXENE DENISE MORRIS KAREN MURRAY DELBERT EARL OSTRANDER ROBERT TALEORD PADGETT ELSIE ANN PAIVA BARBARA GAY PARRY GALEN PEARSON JUDITH PETERSON JOHN PERRY BEVERLY ANN PETERS BARBARA PETERSON GWENDOLYN PETERSON RICHARD PICANCO PEARL JUNE PILGRIM ROBERT WILLIAM PILLSBURY JERED PHILIP PILLSBURX BOXD MARTIN PINE BARBARA LOUISE PINKSTON DONALD PONKE MARY ALICE POST PHILIP BOND PRICE AUDREY JEAN PRIDDY BILL PRINCE JOANNE PULLINS GARETH RAWLINS CAROL ANN REED RITA LORRAINE RICCI JOE ANNE RICE GEORGE SCHMORLEITZ ELAINE SCHNEIDER LEOLA SCI-IWARTZ COUGHRAN ARDEN SCOTT DANIEL F. SCOTT DAVID C. SCOTT EARL RICHARDSON EUGENE W. RIDEOUT, JR. ALLAN KEITH PETERSON DAVID LEE RIX MARY ANN RADEMACHER JOYCE RODOERS ROBERT LAFETTE ROLLINS HAROLD ROWELL, JR. HOWARD CHARLES RUNDELL BARBARA SCHALLER ORDEAN SEVERUD JEANETTE LENORA SHAW DAVID EUGENE SHELEY PATRICIA SHOEMAKER DOLORES JULIA SILVA DARLA GAYLE SNODORASS DONALD SPIRER TOM SPRING LEONARD STATEN NANNETTE KAY SWALLOW BARBARA MAYEELLE SWIHART JAMES W. TACKITT JOSEPHINE DIANE TANNER ALBERT JOHN TAYLOR MARTIN VANCE TAYLOR NADINE FRANCES TENNYSON BETTY COLLEEN THORPE NIARIE TILLMAN RICHARD ALLEN TUCKER DONNA TUNISON GARY ZANEORD WATTERS BETTY WEESNER JAY C. WELDON HOWARD ELLIS WELLSFRX' SANDRA KATHLEEN WERNER LURENE WERTZ LOIS ELAINE WESTLAKE DICK RAYMOND WILLIAMS ANNA MAE WILSON RICHARD JAMES VUILSON DIANA BURNS TURNER BETTY LEE ULTICAN JACK OWEN VICE .IACQUELINE JEAN VINCENT ANGELO VOLPATO LINDA LOUISE VOSS nj' ET U f X mMiw,f ' f?f?W5' ,fw lv Jfifjd I BARBARA GILLETT WINDSOR MARY PATRICIA WHITE GLORIA LOUISE WITTE FRED THOMAS WOELL DIANA WOOLSEY JAMES CANFIELD EARL CHACON ALONZO H. ELLIS CURTISS MOODY CAMERA SI-IY SENIORS GARY NEAL BROWN HAROLD ELLIS KEEP JAMES ROBERT BURTON ROBERT DWIGHT KOCH WILLIAM CLIFFORD CAREY WILLIAM EDWARD LANE BRUCE CAYLOR MARY JEAN MATULICH DOROTHY MARLENE COOK RICHARD DALE NICHOLS DOUGLAS ROBERT COOK DONALD CROCKYD ROSS EVERETT LE ROY HIPSHER RICHARD J. SCHROER LELA JOYCE HILL EUGENE ERVINE TROJANOWSKI HAROLD LEON HUNERLACH JAMES JOHN VIG ARTHUR JONES WALTER WILLIAMS KAY KIMBALL IRIS MARCEIL YOUNG rl i r x 1 1 x L4 4 1 1 3 i .1 5 i 5 i A K i Q 5 E E i 5 3 2 0 v I F I 1 i 3 1 3 A i 5 5 1 i I l Y n ax. EZ f za fi .g if N1 E E H if rx -fe Q: W as 'a in 3 sf SM 33 2 S? S 2 m Q Q 1 Ii J J w 5 6 l N L Y K 1, v K A x I , i X 1 1 , . W E X W V b 1 1 S i X 2 4 . E Q I L L 3 l , W w A M. Conner, A. Walker. Row 2: L. Wood, E. Westfield, B. Long, H. Ray, J. Milne, J. Roten, D. Eckroat, J. Henman, D. Don: Front row: D. Spencer, D. Hillman, S. Coonie, J. Crawford, D. Mallon, L. Turner, J. Gunnels, J. McMullen, R. Batham, S. Pero aldson, J. Beals, V. Medsker, E. Bay. Row 3: N. Bertagna, E. Johnson, D. Hann, D. Smith, J. Shipman, G. Dinnel, C. Bodevyin D. Goss, J. Compton, L. Horn, D. Sanchez, D. Sondgroth, I-I. Higgins. Row 4: L. Corrie, G. Bentz, E. Conrad, L. Phillips O. Jarvis, C. Brown, T. Dunn, L. Anderson, B. Johnson, K. Thomasseen, P. Asher, E. Hahn. Row 5: L. Kelch, T. Plymesser J. Hayes, R. Taylor, W. Hall, A. Berkovich, D. Carlson, H. Holman, C. Peters, R. Goings, T. Hllker. lla Front row: V. McCullou2'h J. Barnes. C. Foren, C. Taylor, G. Silva, G. Bro-Wn, H. Townsend. N. Hawley, G. Taylor, J. LRJHLI nesse, D.. Sylvers, D. Donaldson. Row 2: R. Sohaller, J. Braziel, R. Reed, R. Hartley, N. Cloyd, J. Walker, Y. F'61'l'll'l, L Van Bli1l'lCOHl, G. Bonham, C. Wells, N. Young, S. Fales. Row 3: W. Rothe, C. VVaters, D. Shimmin, E. Polen, B. Johnsen S. Cunningham, T. Bidema, S. White, L. Bentley, D. Wahl, R. Smith. Row 4: J. Schmidt, C. Raymond, M. Franklin, H. Cap linger, S. George, J. Forester, J. Webster, B. Austin, W. Sergent, B. Quiring, R. Burney, A. Anderson, J. Selby. Row 5 R. Darley, S. Clark, G. Clough, B. Entler, J. Hunerlach, R. Wellsfry, G. Miller, J. Pride, J. Karr, M. Vonnegut, A. Dobel. Front row: B. Sellers, B. Smith, G. Holderbein, V. Charles, V. Aston, V. Palmer, M. Lee B. Woodward, B Ryan, P. Vettengl, M Getty, M. Clements, B. Russell. Row 2: L. Locey, J. Heater, J. Sehardt, J. Ferrel, E. Balmer, M. Young, M. Bura, H. Beach, J. Bylne n T-. .... M- T nn,..... Q- M,.,.,1., D muimwum nnw 2- D Dnfv, D. Rodgers. S. Cro-sb I 'a Front rowi B. Gall, D. Spring, D. Sitton, J. Orrick, G. 'VVeddle, M. Dickey, B. Cambra, J. Bonham, J. Sohroer, P. Weidinan, G. Kelly, b.Y Nordeen. Row 2: E. Moore, S. Jones, E. Eubanks, D. Obermiller, M. Masterson, L.' Brunelle, S. McClure, J. Vanatta, B. Miller, N. Daugherty, C. Jones, S. Westlake. Row 3: D. Dennison, G. Aranda, L. Carl, M. Chapin, B. Taohovsky, B. Miller, P. Staples, Dockendorf, B. Fuller, N. VVooclWard, G. Russell, R. Stillwell. Row 4: J. Timkar, M. Rowland, L. Merlo, C. Wid- ding, T. Spring J. Dav1s, M Bowen, B. Swisshelm B Wood J. Gerholdt, N. Shoemaker, S. Ewing, L. WhisIn?n.d Ilgovilg 5: A. ' ' . lwn Hanlilton, C. Cliristenson, D.:Malloy, S. Sims, M. Sclimnit, C, Dalrymple, R. Price, B. Lord, S. Hunerlach, J. Claw or , ro , M. Lranez Row 6: S.. Joaquin, B. Striegel, B. Brown, F. Anderson, S. Maxey, J. Navarro, C. Jones, B. Jones, R. Zimmerman, L. Bnrksoale, R. Chrlsco, T. Chandler. Front row: D. If-ea, E. Krajcirik, D. Nvilson, T. Bryan, E. Anderson, D. Duncan, D. Pillsbury, J. Letner, B. X1gE?, J. Packard,'T. Collins. Row 2: J. Johnson, C. Howard, Y. McFarland, V. Cox, S. MCHaff1e, N. DeMara1s. J.YW1lliams, M. Wing,-Q. Foster, P. I-lilddlestvon, Lo-pez, Sv Q 7? Fw gi , A , , ' 1 up Af iq A Q. x he G - , W W f Y 6 fx ,, m fl ,ww 4 X 0 Qifffigwss' 73 5 X Q .WY ,UM V . W ' gk V M A V ww A,.. W , ,R L ., if . N r M WNY, W 5 4353 gin ,, S sr A W A Ki Q 51, 1: hy ' My 4' if-Q xivw 1' K an ' ' sf 'Y ' K Qin , gisqf ? y Exw X ,Q v F1'0UVt.I'Of.V2 R. Palmer, F. Getty, M. Eldridge, P. G. Xounie, J. Brush, B. Westlzilie, B. Durham. P. Glover, B. Brown, B. Hightower, L. Mack, N. gow 3: K. Lewis, B. Bowles, R. Stearns, P. Sims D. D. C. C. 1 5 f Moore, R. Freeman, G. YVillis, D. Wiebe, J. Helm, C. Clayton, H. Moehrke Row 2: L. Sager, A. Marzolla., S. Tull, M. Felion, B. Bevins, C. Schaller Bethers, A. Zapp, D. Willianis, T. Martin, C. Lawrence, D. Christopherson . , , H. Goggia, D. Timmons, K. Gavranick, B. Hall, M. Long, G. Drake, G. Culjis Giles, S. Cloud, M. Brown, D. Jones. Row 4: V. Purcell, J. Moore, M. Bnckman, 1. Cedar, B. Christopherson, K. Stebbins Davis, A. Price, D. Vance, M. Dwight, N. Lewis, J. Slates. Row 5: L. Bristow Behrens, 13. Hyde, J. Johnston, D. Madden, J. Guthrie, P. Greene, P. Wible VVri32,'ht, J. XfVLll'SC1'1fl1ldt, C. Martin, J. Dille, D. Blaser, J. Stephens, J. Cracraft, M. Gray, V. , Allen, R. VVard, L.. Ames. Row 6: D. Stapp, R. Daley, R. A.rmstrong,', B. Swift, C. Newhart, B. Stevens, D. Sheley, J. Mo-ss Davidson, D. Burnight, C. Branham, J. East, P. Byrne, R. Benton, J. Sterling. 1 Front row: B. Jessee, B. Ferguson, J. Hanks, Q. Witt, B. Beller, L. Howler, E. Domingo . Hardie, B. Ruff, R. Gardner, J. DeBoek, F. Larrabee, J. Palmer. Row 2: A. Speer, W G. Sut.ton, J. Mayr, G, Vifagner, J. Boulware, L. Ultican, G. Frost, B. Stutz, I. Amend, C. Evans A. Hamby, B. Cress, D. Shaffer. M. Pine, C. Sheldon. Row 3: M. Decker. G. Brassell, L. Robertson, R. Ragain, V. Anderson, D. Martin, D. Casebolt, I. Culp, R. Brooks, S. Cloyd, ' N. Lowrey, B. Henry, G. Bellas, J. Ziinlnermans. Row 4: S. Smith, L. Severud, L. Popleton, 5 'T. Joaquin, S. Guffy, H. Drobny, J. Schindler, N. Schrot. D. Giles. L. Earle, M. Karr, M. Peters, J. Brown, G. Brown, F. McDaniel. Row 5: P. Gates, J. Bush, L. Cruse, B. Brown, C. Wells Barham, V. Daniels, H. McCullough, M. Miller, J. Mewes, G Nook, R. McManus, V. Brisl tow. Row G: R. Bo-otz, G. Pedro, YV. Newton. R. Craig, D. Hill, D. Coutolene, R. Lambert, R. Strang, M. Lewis, D. Brown, L. Moffett, F. Ramos, M. Marks, A. Boggs. 91 Front row: I. Compton, A. Freese, S. Harper, M. Cannon, B. Jones, T. Chambers, B. Langlois, T. VVest, D. Hoyt, J. Davis. Row 2: J, Bishop. M. Enos, N. Rhine, S. Sibley, F. Parker, C. Vincent, D. Jones, M. Walker, L. Haines, D, Fleming, M. Milne, V. Brillhart, P. Detrick, B. Howe. Row 3. M. Hale, J. 'Westlake A. Mullins, L. Watson, K. Dragoo, B. Rector, C. Barreraz, P, Campbell, M. Baston, D. Hamilton, M. Frost, J. Schliep, V. Sconyers. Row 4: G. Nolta, E. Avery, R. Fish, N. McCarroll, WUQW . Murray, L. Oaks, R. Metz, V. Henderson, L. Flud, B. Cox, C. Cook, A. Coonie, M. Patterson, D. Peterson. Row 5: I. Rangel, l . Lynch, S. Spurgin, K. Lyons, C. Sparling, C. Hendrickson, R. MacDonald, E. Andrews, E. Curran, P. Allison, J. Borchers, . Vvertz, J. McKnight, E. Drons. Row 6: D. King, D, Schultz, D. Priddy, J. Bishop, L. Gilmer, J. Marler, D. Hill, R. Ferrel, . Whitehead, B. Ratliff, B. English, R. Martin, R. Jackson, A.Wright. 4 Front row: S. Munjar, C. VVhitburn, G. Spencer, J. Mattiazzi, L. Armstrong, W. Elliott,IT. Mosier, B. Kern, L. Vander Velden, M. Gipson, L Pannell. Row 2: G. Richards, Y. McElroy, M. Childs, R. VVag'oner, K. Steiner, M. Flowers, C. Brown, N. Black, B. Edlefson, K. Wood, C. Metzger, C. Walbaum, B. Pitts, M. Kelly, K. Middleton, L. Dwyer. Row 3: B. Johnson, P. Tallent, J. Hess, B. Divine, D. Sergent, R. Schmidt, G. Girard, A. Austin, M. Glnmac, J. Bullard, E. Morgado, F. Jandrey, D. Selby, B. Crandall, J. Jarvis. Row 4: B. Aston, J. Shreve, D. Jessee, K. Collett. G. Hightower, R. Loe, Lucas, W. Orner, S. Beach, J. Carey, L. Ribaudo, E. Silva, L. Bailey, D. Donaldson. Row 5: R. Speegle, E. King, E. Sullivan, G. Stone, H. Kaufman, R. Schmidt, C. Reese, P. Sloan, A. Forrest, G. Martin, R. Garcia, D. Nystrom, C. Chacon, P. Miller. Row 6: R3 Wrinkle, B. Ric-hardscvi. J. Forberg, B. Ludurg, R. Schrader, G. Espingg M. Gipson, L. Borrowman, D. Clark, L. Anderson, b. Seevers, L. Clark. A. Padgett, H. Lamberth. Front row: H. VVilson, W. Deadmond, C, Evans, J. Smith, D. Westori, F. Taylor, B. Kimball, J. Cribb, D. Hiersche, R. Burris, D. Noonkester, J. Filer. Row 2: N. Matlock. J. Lott, B. Mecum, N. Marian, B. Freese, H. James, E. VVahl, E. Grider, B. Williams, M. Davis, P. Newell D. Staten, C. Gibson, B. Owen. Row 3: M. Avrit. K. Freund, S. Kesterson, D. Jones, S. Kelch J, Meyer, M. Clements, .I. Hicks, J. Bennett, S. German, J. Adams, B. Nolta, T. Morton Row 4: E. Stultz, S. Kelly, C. Vostrel, N. Morrow, D. Compton, B. Clark, WV. VVright, D. Baston F. Uhyrek, M. Gerfen, 1. Hollins, W. Smith, R. Ricci, J. Freeman. Row 5: H. Andrews J. Leclyard, G. Tony, E. VVillis, M. Maples, S. Snyder, L. Frederick, J. Williams, M. Biggs, T. Deats, R. Carpenter, F. Miller, B. Van Gunda. D. Birdseye. Row G: R. Culp, D. McCarthy, R. Powell, J. YVrig'ht, E. Hanna, B. Deatsch, W. Entler, C. Eitel, D. Hanson, D. Collins, H Hendryx C Ledford, D. Walliii, S. Marley. 5 2 5+ Y Q! I fa 3 ,E K, A. 3 2 a Z E ,1 3 1 5 3 3 i K I s E V 1 Y K 5 V omit row: D. McAnulty, J. D. Plummer, C. Smith, R. Turek, J. Orrick, B. Edler, L. Jackson, D. Poetker, B. Burke, E. Duty ' ' ' ' J ' ' D S ' h M. Baker, K. Moody Fr P. baker, A. Huddleston, V. Coyeidell, A. Strom. Row 2. P. Koutchls, R. Balnald, . pam our, C. McHenry, G. Herceg, M. Nevins, H. Hillman, D. Wadsworth, K, LaJaunessee, C. Valine, R. Nevis, M. Kermen. Row 3 M. Donoho, G. Fowler, H. Adams, D. DeVr1es, E. Chenoweth, S. Bullard, V. LaBreacht, M. Binnirlg, D. Gilbert, R. Crawford D. Bormoyle, R. Ch1Ck6I'llilg', A. Dean, A. Wood. Row 4: M. Beebe, C. Rice, N. Deats, N. Atterberry, J. Masters, B. Taylor L. Ballard, 1. Stout, D. Rigby, M. Miller, G., Pavitols, M. Maselli, A. Hook, P. Burch. Row 5: H. Spencer, D. Corrie, D. Gordon J. Dumars, M. Enfield, T. -Paiva, J. -ELlSGb1O, S. Bradt, S. Aisthorpe, M. Grant, P. Jenkins, J. Reese, G. Plymesser, N. Hunt- IHQLOH. Row G: R. Browning, W. Nielsen, R. Turmel, V. Taylor, D. Long, J. Nelson, J. Cavassa, P. Wise, B. Cook, B. Turmel T. Reese, D. Ladd, L. Moss, P. Culbertson. f Front row: R. Craig, R. Lewis, S. Gilmore, J. Jones, J. Pollock, D. Jones. B .Alexander, R. Vonnegut, R. Vanatta, B. Berry, H. Smith, L. YVood, B. Michael, J. Sims. Row 2: N. Nelson, P. Kjer. J. Millard, P. Finley, K. Watson, K. Cannon, F. Salyers, J. Haines, C. Ixetiell, B. Cunningham, S. Mercer, P. Granger, J. Kyle, E. W'ood. Row 3: H. Hall, D. Millard, N. Glover, N. Furr, C. Allen, B. Beck. C. Carper, G. Gibbs, D. Fisher, M. Purcell, J. Livingstone, J. McCabe, S. Wallace, C. Hopkins. Row 4' W. Webster, M. Turner, J. Taylor, M. Kuhl, J. Kerr, B. Newport, J. Barnes, B. Stovall, J. Wurschmidt, R. Krause, K. Rall C. Dellllastro, R. Otten, L. DeBon. Row 5: E. Henderson, L. lsI:am, L. Wfaters, B. Anderson. D. Taft, D. Pinkston, B. Bechard L. Chapin, D. Moore, S. Dunn, G Rowe, N Lucio. C Lucas S. Lucena Row 6: J Campbell B. Llo d T. Firr D. C lk' . . . . .... y , 2 , a ins, B. Heishberger, E. Osburn, A. Settle, R. Brown, K. Crowl, G. Cox, C. Arne, T. Clements, VV. Barton, J. Morris. Front row: D. Lantaff, V. Cromwell, A. Rademacher, M. Spesert, S. Spesert, F. Selby, M Butler, N. Walker, C. Brickey, B. Davis, P. Moore, Y. Pakkek. S Schuette Row 2' S Donner m. G. Browne, J. Dodge, A. Sondgioth, K. Isley, B. Person, E. VVatts. Row 3. J. Spiker B. Sass, K. Johnston, I. Bordin, J. White, L. Lucas, P. Smith, R. Turner, M. Brownfield Minton H. Gumble K. Lambert P. Brownell, J. Leonard. Row 4: T. Furr R. Taylor Jones J. Westlake D. Davis C. Maples, A. Horn S. Hill I. Haris, S. Mook, A. Gernrin Vernon G. H'1nnis R. Palmer. Row 5: R. Dunner L. Hanks D. Jarman J. L'LI 1lJ66 Roten D. Lee D. Farley R. Wallace S. Madison D. 'Foster K. Williams, D. Collins Clark D. Bouskill. Row 6: A. Maderos, W. 'lurner J. Long' H. Thomsen J. WVarner Smith L. Bumgardner L. Smith R. Sloan G. Cheney, C. Pugh, L. Burstow, C. Dauvan Bentz, E. Rennison. IB. Maelnnes, J. Jackman, T. Rodgers, R. Lusk, G. Kjer, B. Keefer. R. Thomasson, C. Ingra- E, . .. . V Front row: L. Hovey. J. Palmer, C. Smith, D. Smith, M. Wilson, D. Jolliffe, B. Bane, E. Ship- sey, D. Waters, B. Pike, C. Abel. Row 2: S. Foren, C. Endres, S. Nvright, L. White, M Binning, B. Adams, M. King, Z. Gregoire. K. Dwyer, S. Byrne, J. Haase, L. Miller, N. Parrish C. Murray, J. Reese. Row 3: M. Collins, E. Lee, S. Snyder, K. Kidder, B. Brown, .J. Gammons D. Donaldson, M. Edgley, N. Ultican, G. Evans, K. Vanderlip, B. Pero, D. Harper, D. Bauguess Row 4: S. Merritt, L. Alford, P. Retzloff, M. Smith, M. Sauber, P. Fletcher, B. Vranna, L Davis, L. Parker, L. Olsen, M. Borges, J. Seevers, S. Powers, P. Baccala. Row 5: P. Toms K. LaBaW, K. Young, K. Bronstod, D. VVebste1', R. Fickle, S. Hovey, D. Dausey, D. Swihart C. Thomason, K. Evans, E. T. Staten. C. Bogar. Row 6: R. Gould, T. Heizer, J. Margetts. D. Wagg, J. Brown, J. Lamnman, R. Robinson, E. Smith. R. Murphy, F. Green, A. linhofi. C. Downer, F. Hardesty, C. Williams. Front row: L. Lewis, M. Stephens, M. Bivens, J. Jarman, G. Vogler, E. Tyrrell, H. Hugg'ins,.S. Locey, B. Shoenialxer, D. Payne D. Wagner, S. Jones. Row 2: N. Hanson, S. Mel-lenry, D. Streeter, M. Olsen, D. Langlen, C.lD1as, I. Dlouhy, S. Willis, D. Eckroat S. McKinney, G. Marquis, M. VVoell, T. Kattnig, D. Blanscet. Row 3: E. Brown, R. Collins, D. Abbott, B. BFlStOWV, A. Kexllol B. Milne, R. Schultz, E. NVarkentin, N. Newhart, G. Baldwin, P. Schimmel, D. Parr, H. Brunelle. J. Jessee. Row 4: L. XVhite- Head, L. Quiring, L. Brooks, M. Joley, S. Bott, R. Scott, E. Glaeser, T. Vanella, M. Rohrs, J. Skalah S. Braswell, T. Shaifer H. Lucas, L. Heath. Row 5: M. Lucio. B. Fitzgerald, A. Parsons, N. Hill, L. Libhee, B. Patterson, N. Piper, M. Netto, P. 'Heater B. Boggett, J. Bennett, G. Anderson, E. Nelson, D. Darden. Row Q: B. Rice, L. Tachovslgy, D. Carr, N. Kelch, C. Keillor, R Dunaway, B. Madden, G. Morris, J. Harl, T. Smith, J. Aranda, B. Boyer, M. Pole, R. Singleton. 5 5 3 E 2 3 S E 2 1 f 2 E 3 E 2 5 5 3 ? 1 s 1 v i x y, i. s F 2 fi E 4 if ' Q 55 Our captain, Tom Moore, calls to order the His first mate, Carol Edmonds, charts the crew and passengers of our ship for one of course of our school events, making sure the many rallies and assemblies. that our voyage is smooth sailing. Student B047 O een' Second mate, Barbara Schaller, keeps the record of our ship's journey and sees that Nell Dickey, the ship'S p11rS2r, hHI1dl9S the the correspondence is up to date. funds, keeping the accounts ship-shape. Student ouncil Front row: Carol Edmonds, .To Ann Burke, Bucky Jones, Nancy Parrish. Row 2: Sharon West- lake, Ann Speer, Mary Claire Creech, Roxie Price, Gretchen Brunelle, Adele Olker, L.inda.Brunelle Nell Dickey, Martha Grant, Barbara Schaller. Row 3: Bill Striegel, Marvin Chapln, Jim West- lake, Doug Davis, Homer Lofwe, Ronnie Anderson, Tom Moore, Joy Miller. Leaders 0 Uur School Spirit Yell leaders, Gretchen Brunelle, Mary Claire Creech, Ronnie Anderson, Linda Brunelle Chead yell leaderj, and Adele Olker lead the Pep Band and routers in a cheer for Chico High. I can't believe it! Oh, this is just so nice, These were the first words of our 1953 Football Queen, lovely Monte Crosby. Our first Freshman Basketball Queen, Kay Dwyer, exclaimed to her escort after the crowning, This is the happiest moment of my life! ur CHS Harvest Queen, Roxie Price, happy and surprised, said, Oh-me! What if it's a mistakeln M6605 I didn't think this could ever happen to me, but I'm sure glad it did. These were the thoughts of Nell Dickey as she was crowned Track Queen. Senior Sweetheart, Karen Moore, overcome with surprise said, Oh- first and then later said. I dicln't think I'd get it. When told she was the 1953 citedly said, Did I? Oh. good! Thank you. Baseball Queen, Judy Grant ex- Majbre tes - r V V Sumding-Phyllis Staples, Rita Ricci Genevieve Valiue. Front-Barbara. La. Jaunesse, Pat Glover, Gwen Vogler, Dolores Silva. ri!! T mm ld. Morgado, K. La Jaunesse, H. Smallwood, K. Vanderlip, C. Valine, L. Chapin, M. Wing, K. Isley, C. Vostrel, E. Eubanks D. Sergent, G. Charles, D. Casebolt, V. Charles, E. Avery. f L34 ri X1 M ,ig QQ A sa f ge 1 5 3 .2 2. J yu 'E 1 E 5 T 1 E E E 5, a 1 1 5 a i 3 i R 1 9 1 1 To Good Times l my La. ES 5, 5 f i4 Y if xx 52 3 51 4 J . i 5 V 2 E In Um' Play I l Here We see the cast who made the Student Body play, The Last Rehearsal, a big success. Kneeling: James Davis. Front row: Mary Ann Rademacher, Margaret Filson, Allen Eggleston, Joan Griffin, George Nolta, Sharon Foley, Pearl Tallent, Jerry Lynch. Row 2: Stephen Jenks, Al Dobel. Jack Helm. Lonnie Ellis, Diane Turner, Ronald Wrinkle, and Mrs. Gunn, director. 1 6l1'l'l6l What would Chico High do Without its annual presentations by the Drama Department? The entire student body looks forward to them. The three plays presented this year, The Last Rehearsal, Ml-lome Sweet Homicide, and The l Imaginary Invalid, were outstanclingly done and the cooperation of everyone was marvelous. l The comedy-mystery, Home Sweet Homicide, spelled an evening of enjoyment for the entire audience. The cast included: Front row: Sant Engelking, Mona Conner, Bennie Cooper, Lucia Turner, Dale Carlson. Row 2: Elsie VVestfleld, Sandra Sims, Gloria Holderbein, Darlene McCoy. Row 3: Sally Ewing, Larry Anderson, Tom Plymesser, Al Dobel, Ronnie Zimmerman, Pat Martin, and Miss Carol Vikse, director. f Z! ' S1 S21 ZZ if 3:2 fi sz fax 2: 22 gs 2 -5 ,gi PHIL PRICE President CLIVER LEE Vice-President EL RAY FRANKLIN Secretary ALBERT TAYLOR Treasurer I 1 Lower left: Harold Rowell and Joan Isley are busy at Work. Lower right: The mem- bers pose for the ctmera Sczbnce Club The Chico High School Science Club is one of more than l5,000 clubs afhliated with Science Clubs of America, a national organization dedi- cated to the development of science talent. The club was organized in 1947 by Don Matte- son as a sophomore who, as a senior, won honor- able mention in the Science Talent Search. Mrs, Conklin and Mrs. Martin, both biology teachers, are the sponsors. The club has speakers on many things-from Christmas trees to stars, They also take field trips from time to time. One of particular interest this year was to Gray Lodge, a water fowl refuge. This year's project included the selling of cor- respondence cards, Christmas cards and note paper, decorated with pictures of wild animals and birds, for the National Wildlife Federation. A group of Science Club members trying an experiment. aedvllzkln The Daedalian Society, sponsored by the Junior Art Club of Chico, is an organization dedicated to giving service to the community of Chico. This club, with a limited number of members, was organized last spring. Miss Carol Vikse was se- lected to be the adviser of the thirty-six sopho- more, junior, and senior girls. The girls in oiiice for the l952-53 year Were: Dianne Malloy, presidentg Ann Hamilton, vice- presidentg Sandy Sims, secretary-treasurerg and Sharon Best, historian. These girls have guided the club in' Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for needy families, favors, card tallies, Easter bas- kets, clothes drives, and many other services. Arriving home from one of their services are Imogene Amend, Joan Vanatta, Sandy Sims, Carol Widding and Judy Peterson. DIANE MALLOY President SANDY SIMS Vice-President ANN HAMILTON Secretary SHARON BEST Treasurer Lower left: Club sponsors-Miss Vikse, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Tochter- man, and Mrs. Philips. Lower right: Some of the club's new initiates. JOAN ISLEY I ' b l President 1 l The Teramifch club, one of the newest clubs around school, originated in the sixth period ceram- l ics class this year. The club had a definite purpose JEANINE IMHOFF in mind when it was organized. Its purpose is to Secretary . '. help the needy children whenever possible. Upon determining the basic factor, a constitu- tion was written and a corps of officers appointed. This year's oHicers are Joan Isley, president: 1 Mary Chacon, vice-president: Jeanine Imhoff, sec- JOYCE HUFFMAN retary: Joyce Huffman, treasurer: Pat Mickelson, 1 Treasurer historian: Joyce Dennison, sergeant-at-arms. i With these officers the club has had a very busy year. The main project was that of presenting a puppet show for the crippled children of the com- munity. A11 props for the show were made by the members of the club. PAT.M1CFELS0N They are hoping that more students will be inter- Hlstomn ested next year in making the future bright and happy for the needy children of Butte County. i JOYCE DENNISON The club's Hnished project! i Sergeant-at-Arms 3 Left and right pictures: Ceramic students working in class. 3 3 5 Red and Gold lf you happen to look in Room 105 during the sixth period, this year you probably wonder how the Red and Gold stall ever put out a paper. Yet strangely enough they did. Edited by David Scott in the fall and Joan Griffen in the spring semester the Red and Gold brought the students of Chico High up to date on news around the school, including social activities, club and class events, sports and a few contro- versial editorials. The paper, a weekly publication, besides giving CHS this information was a bargain, selling for one thin nickel. Besides the regular editions, the ace journalists came forth with a six-page Christmas edition, a thirty-fourth anniversary edition, and the tradi- tional senior edition, in which the graduates always write their wills, leaving something of value to the under-classmen. The staff was most ably advised by Mrs. A. M. Ward. fa , 0 7' fa by , ffl QW If , iv I y 1 ,, E Z f' if ef , , If ' y,'L'Qf3't2W J, n in gif may ,nf M The Red and Gold staff hard at work. DAVID SCOTT Editor, first semester JOAN GRIFFEN Editor, second semester JIM LEMERT Managing Editor 4 l V , , N :ff 'J 1'-,AZ MARY CRANE Feature Editor Lower left: Editor Scott retires at party given in his honor. Lower right: Front row: Bea Cress, Dianne Malloy, Kay Koehler. Carolyn Christensen, Mary Crane, Barbara Lane, Flo Jarred. Royv 2: Norman Hawkins, Jim Lemert, B111 Bathurst, Dan Malloy, George Nolta, Joan Griffen, David Scott. DUANE HOWARD Vice-President BARBARA PINKSTON President PHYLLIS STAPLES Secretary Lower left: Contestants at the annual Brain Brawl. Lower right: Senior mem- bers at the C. S. F. The Chico High school chapter of the California Scholarship Federation has had a very active year. Besides being host to the annual Chico-Oroville Brain Brawl, the club had a revision in its usual privilege day procedure. This year instead of having one-half cut day each semester, the members of both semesters enjoyed a day long trip to Ber- keley, California, for a tour of the Cal campus. The brainy organization this year has been especially large with l2O members, and 25 life members. Certainly, Chico High can be proud of its own C. S. P. The Dangerous Dan McGreW Crew at work. French lub The French Club was organized to foster inter- est in the French language and the country of France. From time to time there are films on French subjects and talks by visiting teachers or students. The symbol of the club is the Fleur de Lis, emblem of the French kings, Adviser for the club is Miss Lubenow. Anyone taking French 'may be a member. Officers for this year are Lesle Earle, Pat Gil- more, Gayle Snodgrass, and Marsha Pine. President Lesle Earle presides over the meeting. LESLE EARLE President PAT GILMORE President GAYLE SNODGRASS Secretary MARSHA PINE Treasurer Lower left: The French Club members with their adviser, Miss Lubenovy. Lower right: Mary Claire Creech, Gail Foster, and Gayle Snodgrass catching up on their French lessons. MARY CRANE President JEROME COLEMAN Vice-President CAROLYN SCI-IALLER Secretary MIKE EICHWALD Treasurer MARION BUCKMAN Historian JCL Amo, amas, amatl Every Latin student can always remember those Words, especially those in the Junior Classical League. Chico High's J. C, L. is a part of the national Latin club of the same name, and with its 130 members has one of the largest clubs in the coun- try. ln order to belong, a student must take Latin and have at least a C grade. With the help and direction of Mrs. Anne Cowan, the club adviser, the members had an initia- tion party in.October, an open house in February to display projects made by each student, and a picnic in May. Most of the meetings have featured a speaker Who presents talks to help prepare the students for college and various vocations. J. C. L. is also one of Chico I-ligh's oldest and most respected organizations. Snap at the open house in February to display projects made by each student. Lower left: Group shot of the Latin club members. Lower right:-Some of the Latin students hard at Work 111 class. Pan American The Pan American club is an organization for those students who are taking or have ever taken Spanish. Heading the club this year are: Sharon Best, president: Roxie Price, vice-president: Marilyn Moody, secretary: and Gail Poster, treasurer. As- sisting these oflicers are Mrs. Marian Crable and Miss Johanna Lubenovv, the club's advisers, During the year they have had such activities as the Christmas party held at La Hacienda, at which Spanish food was served and I might add it was hot Spanish food, for this writer's mouth anyhow. On April ll the Spanish Fiesta was held and enjoyed by all who attended. Pau American Fiesta, enjoyed by all. SHARON BEST President ROXIE PRICE Vice-President MARILYN MOODY Secretary GAYLE FOSTER Treasurer Lower left: Hard Working' glass of Span- iards. Lower' right: -VVOFk1l1g on a sign for the dance. NADINE FFENNYSON President KATHY WERNER Vice-President CHARLOTTE GRAEBER Secretary JOAN EAMES Chaplain PAT MIKKELSEN Treasurer STI MJD- Y The Senior Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian organization with Christian ideals. lt is sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. Its main purpose is to have some project of Christian service. The project this year is sending food and clothing to Korea. The organization is open only to junior and senior girls. Each year there is a conference held at Richardson Springs to get together with girls from other schools. Throughout the year the club has had. speakers Who talked on interior decorating, the military profession for Women, and nursing as a career, In addition to the first semester officers pictured above, oficers for the second semester were chosen, These included Pat Mikkelsen as president, Carol Kimball as vice-president, Margaret Collins as sec- retary, Mary Rahe as treasurer, and Joan Isley as chaplain. Mrs. Mildred Curl and Mrs. Lucille Bourgeois are the advisers of the club. Bev Peters, Mary Rahe, Charlotte Graeber, Dolores Silva, Arta Lou Dofflemyre Lower left: Group in front -of Meniorial Hall. Lower' right: Selling tickets to the banquet. I nner ircle The Inner Circle, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Carlson and Mrs. Meggers, gained its independence this year. This is the Hrst year it has not been a branch of the English club. The new members were announced at the annual banquet, held this year at the Pagoda in Paradise. Inner Circle An- thologies came out this year With all original material written by members of the club. The Inner Circle is a group of students selected on their ability to Write outstanding pieces of lit- erary Work. The officers are: Allan Eggleston, president: Diana Turner, Vice-president: Audrey Priddy, secretaryg and Barbara Pinkston, treasurer. 7f'ZW.ffW Group shot ALLAN EGGLESTON President DIANA TURENR Vice-President AUDREY PRIDDY Secretary NORMAN LARSON Sergeant-at-Arms Lower left: Our intellectual monkey. Lower right: Some of the members enjoy- ing the scenery around school. Front. row: Mrs. Madsen, Bunny Pitts, D. Martin, B. Cress L. Vlfestlake, B. Hyde, P. Glover. Row 2: I. Culp, M, Franklin L. Dwyer, J. East, N. Lewis, J. VVllI'SChIl1idt, J. Johnson, M. Enos Row 3: Y. Anderson, J. Schindler, H. Drobney, M. Frost, D Compton, H. Root, A. Parker, M. Gerfen, S. German. B. CRESS President D. MARTIN Vice-President S. FALES Second Vice-President I Front row M Bivens P KJe1 S Locev D Childs G Vallne C MUITHY D Jones Row 2 L Brooks G Tayloi L Carl C Vostlel J Eames P Dxinkwine C Wells Mrs Cook Row 3 S Ixellv N Young D Dennison D blown D Palva D Langen P Finley I Moss b Lord E H A CFuture Homemakers of Americal is a local organization sponsored by the Home Eco nomics department of the high school. It IS a national organization and its theme is Toward Better Horizons. To be eligible for membership a girl must have one semester of homemaking. The Chico chapter advisers are Mrs. Luella Madsen and Mrs. Emma Cook. The Chico F. H, A. chapter has held section oilices, state oiiices, and has been represented at the National meeting for three years. Eligible members in the chapter may receive three degrees of achievement: Junior Homemakers De- gree, Chapter Homemakers Degree, and State Homemakers Degree. The E. H. A. helps as a service organization by donating to the March of Dimes Auction and the Butte County Fair. They also prepare baskets of food at Thanksgiving and Christmas. The E. H. A. chapter's social affairs consist of initiations, picnics, dinners, parties and fashion shows as Well as their annual TWirps Tvvirl dance. B. Pitts, B. Cress, A. Parker Section III Officers: L. WESTLAKE Treasurer B. PITTS Secretary Front row. 14. Larrahee, T. Locey, H. Log.,an, 1. Mednm, B Cooper, M. Hawkins. Row 2: B. Jesse, F. Fuller, .l. Cox, G Pedro, V. Breslow, D. Jackson. R. MacManis, D. Weille. Row 3 Mr. Filson, W. Antler, D. Nickles, T. Plymesser, B. Dryer R. Sloan, B. Secvers, B. Entler, D. Coutolenc. TONY MEDINA President ROBERT LOCEY Vice-President BINNIE COOPER Secretary Front row: D. Vlfebster, VV. Settle, H. Morris, D. Abbot, B. Hersh- berg'er, D. Boggis, P. Baccala.. Row 2: F. Salyers, T. Paiva J. Kerr, S. Powers. R. Brown, J. Anderson, D. Ladd. Row 3 L, Buing'ardner, J. Curren. J. Cavassu. G. Augustine, ,l. Sterling' H. Selirader, N. Bee-liar, Mr. Clarke. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys studying vocational agricul- ture. The Chico chapter is headed by Tony Medina. president. His co-helpers are Robert Locey, vice- presidentg Bennie Cooper, secretary: Joe Miguel, treasurer: Harry Logan, reporter: and Ronald Childers, sentinel. At the beginning of school the boys held a Watermelon bust. and were three days eating up all the melons. Other activities during the year included a Har- vest Dance, a snow trip to lnskip, and showing animals at the local fairs. During February the chapter turned out in force to assist in the mosquito abatement program in ridding Bidwell Park of the annoying pests. Also during that month the annual Parent-Son Ban- quet Was held at the Hotel Oaks. JOE MIGUEL Treasurer HARRY LOGAN Reporter RONNIE Cl-HLDERS Sentinel Top: Group shot of some of the G. S. L. members taking care of one of their manyjobs. Bottom: Three of the G. S. L. officers hard at Work as always. MONTE CROSBY President PI-IYLLIS STAPLES Vice-President MAXENE MORRIS Secretary This years Big Sisters This yoar's Big' Sisters The Girls' Student League has had a wonderful year. The girls were willing to work or play and did a fine job on anything they began. Activities started early in September with the Big Sisters lending a hand to the Freshmen, answering their questions as fast as they asked them. Yes, the girls were a great help the iirst week of school. Thanksgiving baskets came high on the list of achievements. Also Betty Barris did a very e'Hicient job as committee chairman for the Spastic school, where the girls gave several parties for the children. During January they backed the March of Dimes, and the major social event of the year was the April Showers dance. The clever theme of the dance was Somewhere Over the Rainbow, The Senior Tea ended the yearly activities and will long be remembered. Of course it wouldn't have been a perfect year without the help of the club's advisers, Mrs. Ham- ilton and Mrs. Rathwell. G. S. L. representatives Anita Furr, Pat Gilmore, Arta Lou Dofflemyre, Marge Hendrix, Karen Moore, Marsha Pine, Carolyn Schailer, Pat Jen- kins. Bottom: Our little pres- ident, Monte Crosby. SALLY EWING Treasurer LEONA CORRIE Song Leader Top: Spirit? You said it. That's our club, say the officers of Pep club. Middle: The Pep Band, jazzy and loud, kept our rooters in high spirits throughout the year. Bottom: Keeping our school happy and peppy, here are the Yell-Leaders making' a Congo line. Five members making a sign for the Pep Club JUDY GRANT President KAREN MOORE Vice-President STAN LOWELL Secretary Sharon Aisthorpe, Mary Claire Creech, Joyce Moore Gretchen Brunelle, Joan Griffin, Ron Laffins, Linda Bru- nelle, Ronnie Anderson, Adele Olker. A most outstanding club in school, the Pep club, has in the past year done some fine things and has had a lot of fun doing them. Led by a hard working executive council consisting of Judy Grant, president, Karen Moore, vice-presi- dent, Stan Lowell, secretary, Bob Ladd, treas- urer: Gene Furr, sergeant-at-arms: Joan Grif- iin, Sharon Westlake, Joyce Moore, and Sharon Aisthorpe, class representatives, the yell-leaders, and honorary member Ron Laflins, the club has succeeded in functioning smoothly. During the year, the Pep club took buses to all out-of-town games, bought six -managers' jackets, and decorated for all the football and basketball games. Also, at each queen's corona- tion the Pep club presented her with a silver identification bracelet. The club has over S400 in the treasury and is still going. At the end of each year the club has a dinner for the old and new olHicers and their guests, a Wind-up of the year's Work. Chico High's Pep club is ably advised by Mr. Les Wahl. Going to the game At the game. BOB LADD Treasurer GENE FURR Sergeant-at-Arms ,fl if f' J, Alllblly 1 A. Front row: Mr. Thompson, Ann Spear, Sharon Vtfestlake, Jerry Barnes, LL1.reneml2Slhi5ma,n, Floy Jarred, Joann Burke, Joan lsley. Row 2: Barbara Johnson, Gwen Peterson, Joy Miller, Sharon Foley, Diana. Turner, Bille Vlfindsor. Carolyn Schaller, Joanne Oberst, Anita, Hockett. Row 3: Don Spring, Eric Bay, VValter WVillia1ns, Bill Bathurst, Gary Brown, Dave VViebe, Howard VVells- fry, Charles Danner, Jeffrey NVillis, Lonnie Ellis, Dougas Mann. o GARY BROWN President Under the guidance and direction of Mr. Charles i Thompson, Chico High School's Vocal Music De- partment serves the community as well as the school. They sing for numerous service clubs, such as the Lions, Rotary, and Soroptimist, They add to the fame of the Music Department by JOANNE OBERST coming home from Berkeley with a superior rating, Vlwpfesident They serve their school in many ways also, such Broniroyg Mr. Thompson, Waiida Brown, Bevy Howe, Pat Detrick Mona Conner Ieniene VVurschmidt Lois Carl Bernice Mit en, nn iapp, Mary Ann Kerman, Margaret Hale. Row 2: Lore-ne'Mack, Roberta Stearns, Dorothy Jones, Gladys Coughrani Xfrna. Henderson, Merelin Glumac, Barbara- Swift, Clara Post, Carolee Metzger, Lorraine Qaks. Row 3: Irene Cedar, Sabra oyd, Shirley Cunningham, Dollle Goss, GlOl13i NV1tt, Darlene Brown, Dorothy Sergent, Pat Birch, Barbara Bevins, Joyce Moore, Crystal Bogar. 1 Front row: Ruth Stillwell, Linda Bruuelle, Diane Woolsey, Melinda. Masterson, Lucia Turner, Karen Murray, Carla Jones, Joyce Huddleston, Joann Bailey. Row 2: Donna. Tunnison, Gerry Collins, Helen Hardesty,-Lurene Wertz, Dorothy Cook, Linda Voss. Carol Reed, Gloria VVitt. Row 3: Bud Westla.ke, Leonard Staten, Ronnie Ward, Dick Sheley, David Hillman, Howard Rundell, Don Spiker, Jim Brush, Jack Vice, Howard Moehrke, Dale Christopherson. , . ,, ,, . , . . J B as sin in for Hello Week, artici atm in exchan e OANN URKE 8 8 P P S g , , A , Secretary-Treasurer assemblies, and generally contributing to school spirit. The Choir presents a spring concert and Christmas concert, and assists the Chico High Band with the Rafael Mendez concert each year. They always look forward to the high point of the year, When they sing for Baccalaureate and grad- uauon' ANITA HOCKETT Historian Front row: Mr. Thompson, Don Medsker, Leonard Staten, Richard Lewis, Ronald WVa:gner, Dick Hoyt. Row 2: Howard Kofi- nian, Robert Giles, Jim Long, Roger Murphy, Frank Green, Dick Smith, Jim Mewes, Jun Hanks. Row Brace Caylor, Leonard Aichholz, Ralph Wellsf1'y, Jim Braziel, Don Spiker, Sam Engellging, Dale Hanson, George -Marley, David Swihart, Row Ellis Kenworthy, Harold Rowell, Gary Brown, Harold Bickley, Jim Finley, Jerre Bishop, Ronnie Schaller, Harold McCullough, Jim Padgett. wg: Top row Jerry Bohlander Jon B1g91OW Bob A1sthorpe Left Dan Cook Bert Cormck Don Eldred Gene Furr Bob Ladd N N i I Gary Brown K 1 Bill srfiegn 3 . Ron Lafiins - Q ' Bottom row: Stan Lowell, Tom Moore, Rich Picanco, Mike Bowen Top row Bert Brown, Marv Chapin, Clayton Dalrymple Right Bob Jones Nick Lucio, Le Roy Merlo, Jim Brush John Dille The Key club is a Kiwanis sponsored organization which follows Kiwanis ideals and principles. The adviser of this club, as everyone knows, is Dick Nunes. It is a service club which is presided over by senior Gary Brown, as- sisted by Bill Striegel, vice- president: Ron Lamns, sec- retary-treasurer: and Stan Lowell, Stoo1ie. Each year the Key club puts on banquets of all kinds. The most outstanding of these is the Honor Awards Banquet where honors are given to the live outstanding seniors. Bottom row Doug Davis Bud Westlake, Jere Moss, Buck Jones Front row: Darrell Doty, Ed Darrel, Jim Eusebio. Row 2: Rita Ricci, Virginia Aston, Margaret W'alker, Loretta Hanson, gongne Rodgers, Diane Parks,-Roberta Ragain, Barbara Long, June Gunnels, Delma Timmons, Vera Behrens, Donna Mart in, ar ara Pinkston, Janet Jefferies, Carol Reed, Joanne Pullins, Henry Spencer, Margaret Filson, Beverly Hanson, Robert Glover, Mr. Sweeney. Row 3: Dick Alldredge, Dorothy Spencer, Judy Pehrens, Don Hill Jim XVe tl.k , V M C I' ' ' Q , s a e ernon c ,ul in, Mike Millei, Don Poetker, Fred Kendall, Ted Stout, Larry Wemple, Joan Ferrel, Leona Corrie, John Isley. Row 4: Duane Howard, Eric Bay, Larry Anderson, Ronald Donner, Ray Craig, Eva Glaeser, Sandra Spurgin, Ann Walker, Kay Stebbins, Lurene WVertz, Ronnie Ward, Allan Eggleston. Row 5: Jim Tackitt, Lewis Watson, Bob Nichols, Shari Tull, Joanne Hess, Claudia Brown, Pat Martin, Harold Smith, Bo-b Sneegle. Ronnie Craig, Dick Normoyle, Jim Pride. Row 6: Dodd Carr, Gerry Collins, Charlie Clayton, Don Corrie, Jim Guthrie, Pete Holman, Bob Pillsbury, Richie Fish, Jerry Westlake, Bama' DUAN? HOWARD Sensational! Terrific! lt's the Chico High Band under President the direction of Leslie Sweeney. Because this year Chico High has had one of the best bands in the history of our school. 1 Halftime at football games found the band performing L .nt stunts and presenting well-planned shows. During the first f 'Vp month of school it was invited to attend the Cal-Missouri MERKHBAY , game in Berkeley, and to perform at Cal's Pep Rally. At Vlwpresldent the basketball games there appeared, under the direction of , Duane Howard, one of the most colorful pep bands in y Northern California. Front row: Dianne Parks, Roberta Ragain, Carol Reed, Bar- bara Pinkston, Ja-net Jefferies, Donna Martin, Delma Tim- mons Joanne Pullins, Row 2: Donnie Rodgers June Gunnels, 1 vgur, H Barbara Long. Margaret. Filson. Rpvprlv T-Tansnn V.:-M nah- rrmhf ..,...,. nm. DMHMM wad v-..:-1v TH f MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA. Front row: Keith Thoniasson, Dick Williams, Grace Marquis, Charles Dfmnei Don Mad den, Merelin Glumac. Norman Kelch. Row 2: David Bouskill, Marilyn Joley, John Isley, Beverly Hanson Henry Spencer Balham. Pinkston, Janet Jeffries, Carol Reed, Margaret Filson, Loretta. Hanson, Judy Behrens. ,'RoW 3: Don Colrie Bob Glover Jeffrey Willis, Pete Holman, Kay Stebbins, Jerry VVestlake, Ray Craig, Duane Howard, Don Hill, Don Poletker In the spring the band was again featured with the World's Greatest Trumpeterf' Rafael Mendez, and pre- sented a memorable program to an enthusiastic audience. Following the spring concert it participated in Chico's Music Festival, Where along With the orchestra, it was given superior ratings. At the State Music Festival in Berkeley it again rated high. The orchestra rehearses three times a Week during noon hour. It plays for the Chico Music Festival, graduation, and many other civic and school activities. Social life includes parties, initiation, and the annual band picnic held at the year's end. The Band Block C is composed of members Who have been in band two years, received at least a B average, and have -missed no public performances. MEMBERS OF THE BAND BLOCK C, Front row: Janet Jeffries, Joanne Pullms Carol Reed lN1Hl'g'iL1'Et Filson Gerry Collins, Pat Martin. Row 2: Eric PAT MARTIN Secretary JOANNE PULLINS Treasurer Bay D'uane Howard, Allen Eg'gleston,i Fred Kendall, Bob Pillsbury, Bob Nichols. Band members putting out some real Work if Y is! Z' bb E 5 2 Ti 5 Q Q EE 2 5 ? i -X. Q. :1 31 rf F : 5 Z l 1 E 42 3 S3 , 55 E 4 ' ei Z? J 5. as fl 1 is fi asf 354 kk 5 ZZ? kb ji 2 1 . 1 E, 11 2 3 J' Af v if 5 23:5 K 1 Front row: T. Chambers, D. Sheley, V. Daniels, C. David- son, R. Fei'g:,ruson, L. Borrownian, M. Cannon. Row 2: S. Lucene, B. Westlzlke, J. Brush, C. VVl'lllQl'JUI'l'I, J. Ben- nett, W. Smith, A. Macleros, J. Aranda, N. Lucio, Row 3: B. Cooper flnanzrgei-J, J. Helm, T. Helzer, J. Nelson, B. Conner, J. Moss, R. Garcia, T. Clements. Row 4: R. Stl'Bl12', T. Farr, B. Ratliff, D. VVagg, G. Martin, C. Lucas, D. King, R. Gould. Row 5: D. Stapp, R. Benton, R. Jack- son, A. Tmhoff, W. Deadmond, R. Smith, G. Pedro, J. Stephens, A. Boggs. The prowling Panthers of the football field turned in a very thrilling performance this year. The spectators Who came to see these red-and- gold gladiators do their stuff were not disap- pointed. All in all, we could say that We had a fair season. Of course it would have been better if Oroville had shown a little more cooperation. Still it was a season filled with fun and excite- ment galore. Although many Varsity boys have graduated, other players Will still carry on. Remember, Watch out for the Panthers of Chico High! ew Basketball AL Mr. Schlueter, director of athletics and head basketball coach at Chico High school, this year saw the third of his crack ball teams enter the Bay Area Tournament of Cham ions p , Since coming to Chico High as a graduate of Chico State college, Mr, Schlueter has coached many Hne teams and has generally made his pres- ence pleasantly known around the campus at C. H. S. Good luck to you, Al, and we hope that Chico High has meant as much to you as you have to us. WAYNE Wayne Boulding, a graduate of Sacramento State and U. C. L. A,, came to Chico this year via San Juan High. As coach of the B, C, and ND basketball teams Wayne has already made a mark for himself, and as B baseball coach his record grows greater. His stage presence in assemblies has made him a friend of boys and girls alike, and we're look- ing forward to seeing him around for many more seasons of outstanding sports. Best wishes for a successful season, Wayne, with your promising B baseballers. A TEAM. Front row: D. Xvilson, M. Eichwald, B. Jones, S. Lowell, B. Ladd. Row 2: R. Laffins, R. Picanco, B. Striegel, F. Ramos, G. Rideont, T. Moore. Row 3: D. Davis fmanagerb, K. Gottschalk, B. Fidler-, S. Maxey, J. Bohlander, Coach A. Schlueter. In the Varsity division, this yearls season developed one of Coach Al Schlueter's outstand- ing teams, second only to his 1950 champs. who Went on to Win the Tournament of Champions. The Panthers started the season with eight consecutive Wins and Went into league play unde- feated. After a slow start in the league Chico's fighting tea-m came from behind to tie Shasta and Win a Co-Championship in the Big Four. Next came the Acker Tournament, which the Panthers Won for the first time, including the play-off game with Shasta for the right to go to the Tournament of Champions. Chico Won this game with a spectacular finish that the fans will never forget. With five hundred members of the student body for support the team continued their Win- ning by defeating Albany High and Lowell, earning the right to play in the finals at Berkeley where they were nosed out in the second half by Alameda. Under the leadership of Wayne Boulding, the Chico High B team Won second place stand- ing in the Big Four conference. Congratulations to Wayne and his outstanding team. B TEAM. Front row: E. Anderson. J. Guthrie, A. Maderos, S. Lucena, C. Davidson, L. Westlake, L. Sgverud. Row 2: J. Sterling, V. Daniels, C. Clayton, R. Fickle, J. Dille, M. Miller, G. Younie. ROW 3: Coach W. Bouldlng, J. korberg, M. Von- negut, K. Thomassen, D. Calkins, H. Thomsen tmanagerj. S 5 ii ii fi is 33 YR gi Sf, 9 Sw x 2 5 1 v i Q QE 5? ,ex We 222 X: as ?? Mg C TEAM. Front row: L. Severud, L. Woods, D. Rigby, G. Spencer, R. Gardner. Row 2: D. Davis fmanagerj, D. Taff, J. Westlake, B. Jones, J. Guthrie D TEAM. Front row: B. Alexander, A. Furr, S. Gilmore, R. Vanatta, R. Vonnegut. Row 2: D. Davis fmanagerj, J. Morris M. Kuhl, N. Piper, D. Jones, B. Jones, J. Orrick fmanagerl. I Qi gl 2 Mel Jones, assistant coach: XVillie Simmons, head coachg Paul Baldwin, assistant coach. The Panther track team was by far the strong- est in their league this year. Due to injuries and a late practice session they dropped their first practice meet to the always strong Nevada Union. The Panthers returned strong in the fol- lowing meets to chalk up a long line of wins for all the divisions. With many returning veterans from the last three years' champion teams, we know they will be a strong contender for their fourth successive championship in the l953 session of the Big Five League. A TEAM. Front row: B. Johnson, A. Jones, G. Furr, N. Lucio, J. Florian: N. Larson, J. Davis, T. King, J. Erickson. Row 2: A. Vnlrmtn. .T, Rnlhv, R A1-wmfrnnpf 'P Mpflivm 112 'Rabav D T.TaU1n+nwm- 'rx vmiicamu 11 'rzC.m1.111 11 Dam, nm., o. n nnhiv B '1EAM Front row: A, Maderos, R. Craig, G. Augustine, B. Vigfe, F. Kendall, B. Pine, J. Canfield. ROW 2: R. Fish A Boggs ll! gaucio flnlgrake, G. Willis, J. Stephens, J. Sterling. Row 3: J. Walters, M. Long, T. Collins, L. Wemple, J Tackltt D ll seye oss. The Panther lightweights CMB and CHQ played a leading role in the majority of all the track meets in the '53 season. Dropping only a few contests by small margins, they displayed a lighting spirit that was sometimes the differ- ence between victory and defeat. They continued their driving spirit through the Big Five meet, contributing their share and in some cases a little more in the way of points for the overall meet, These boys all have what it takes to make Chico the team to beat in the years to come. Not being the largest boys in the school, they more than make up for it on the track-Where skill, spirit and determination are leading factors. L 'IDAM lront row: R. Benton, T. Hollins, R. Palmer, D. Jones, D. Nystrom, G. Culjis, B. Baker, D. Medsker Row 2 M lnniield, R. Wag'o11e1', J. XVurschrnidl, J. Long, S. Powers, D. Weston, D. Stapp, C. Whitburn, T. Deats if ia v 1 1 S JK SA E fe ?5 2:1 S3 1 Q Z if vi T Qs Q Q 25 Si 5 i ci E Ni wf w R E A Q I s N l u a S vs rf M ig 3? it A 3 2 if za Q 1.1 E 52' P' Mr. Stu Ross The B team showed good sportsmanship, win or lose. Chico High can look forward to a successful Varsity in the coming years. While winning the league opener, the Panthers proved to be one of the top contenders for the Big Pour League. ' The new coach, Stu Ross, has proved himself to be a very capable and top rate coach. Good luck to Stu and his Varsity baseballers. Front row: B. Jones, B. Ludwig, L. Severud, P. Byrne, F. Larrabee T. Farr L. Bo-rrowman D. Carr. Row 2: A. Furl' L. Pannell B. Alexander, M. Vonnegut, C. Davidson, V. Daniels, H. McCullou'gh, B. Jhnes, B. Westlake. Row 3: Coach VVayne Boulding T. Helzer, J. Westlake, R. Robinson, L. Anderson, D. Taff, C. Clayton, J. Brush, J. Lampman, R. Fickle. 1 1 I E E 1 2 I Q. w 1 1, 5 1 E Y 3 3 K , 5 3 3 Y as V ' 5:4 4552- V X , p X f E Top: Full G. A.Y-A, Officers: M. Burrows, S. 'VVestIake, M. Hendrix, M. Crane. P. king, J. Moore. Boirtoin: Spring G. A. A. Otficers: G. Newharl, M. kelly, P. Sims, V. Behrens, K. Middleton, B. Swift. Junior Hockey A Team: Front row: G. Holderlirein, A. Vifalker, S. Vifestlake, B. Huse, P. Staples. Row 2: V, Cox, RT VVHZSITIQIH, YV. Sloan, H. Root, M. Crane, A. Dcfflemyre, . Col ins. Girly' pam' GAA Sports Manapgers: D. Childs, S. Helzer, N. Daugherty, N B. Mussae Knot shownj. Senior Hockey A Team: Front row: M. Hendrix, A. Pricldy, D. Childs, B. Massae, M. Compton, S. Jones. Row 2: K. Moore, B. Schaller, B. Barris, N. Collins, J. Miller, P. King, G. Newhart, J. Eames, M. Crosby. Picture l: Hey, just a minute! Is this what they teach in archery? Picture 2: This is how to do the Oklahoma Mixer. Picture 3: Some girls study the bulletin board, a rather necessary piece of equipment in girls' P. E, Picture 4: Boy, look at this bruisel , an exclamation heard over and over again as hockey season begins, Picture 5: Some guards intent on keeping the forwards from making a basket. Picture l: Block C initiation and installa- tion. Picture 2: It really isn't as hard as it looks, now is it? Picture 3: Some Freshmen very kindly strike a pose in Modern Dance? Picture 4: Patty Drinkwine makes another strike, well anyway, a spare-at least she knocked down a pin, Picture 5: The junior members of Girls' Block C getting their vitamins for the day. They are R. Stillwell, M. Collins, V. Cox, P. Staples, S, Westlake, A, L. Dofllemyre. S' - -W :...W 'lb' ,wa ,Nw fewfr 54 is www W 1 . . .fb I g I . A n - f tl f i :f-, , v 4 Lfi WiLL,-1frL.f ' La--,-,af ,,ff,.L,Q,- ' 6 .. .B I f - I 5' fffca, f H a--M oostem' .,a.,fa.,,Fo,...0,f 4,.,,,,?,aH-,.,- A aff fl I ,s fu-I ll In , A - Q ,fvf'f fff ' ' ff 'J Y ul, 'J 'xv' f,Lf'.flL' 'gm J,-ny-r,,. If' f gulf' P KY,g,,3 ! ,, - ' ' 1411.1-iz. AL'4,l c ' V, Q , . u ' A, ,.' ,SSID-Lf4'f,.fQfff ya. 2 Y- folsfn . 1 -f -1 -- W- ' THE ACADEMY I BETTY IZANE 2SHOPS ale- BR NfaiQB.E4 CQMIJYANY 'CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASSQ . . WOMEN'ifCHI1.DRENs'AND'f'- 'T fs DUNLOIVTIEES OF 1953 ff , INFANTSL, EARf Q -.fileeappki-arrd.R'6pai4ing o 130 Main srraor P1i6i3'f6?72! 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Second Street v - C. L. CORUM W. R. MACVITTIE BAIR'S DRUG STORE BUD JONES AUTO W. T. HEBERLIE SERVICE 805 Main Street Phone 500 PACKARD - WILLYS JEEP BILL'S MEN'S SHOP Body and Mechanical Repairs BILL BROUILLARD Eleventh and Broadway Phone 602 Broadway at Second Chico, Cal. W A. BARTH SPoRT1NG GOODS , BURTONS SHOE STORE 128 Broadway Phone 359 BOWMAN 3 236 MAIN STREET N SQUIRT and VESS COLA I 179 E. Sixth Street Chico, Cal. EARTLETT DRUG GO. BUTTE FEED AND Ray C. Schaller, Prop. BO-YD,S MEN,S SHOP WAREHOUSE RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS 220 B C C JACK VANEI-LA, Manager 330 Broadway phone 100 ROADWAY' HI O First and Ivy Streets Phone 667 BROWN'S VARIETY BYRNE'S MARKET BEDFORD 5 FOUNTAIN - SCHOOL SUPPLIES A COMPLETE ONE-STOP JEWELRY AND GIFTS NOTIONS - GIFTS AND TOYS FOOD MARKET 119 W. Third Street Chico, Cal. 1256 Esplanade Phone 817 Third and Esplanade Phone 933 .wget fw fj Boosters 2 'SEM I X EDUC CAMPUS BEAUTY SALON GHIGO COCA- CI-IICO SgCRET L OPAL ROBINSON, Prop. BOTTLI . ERVI Individualized Hair Styling IJHON NE 1 138 B1'02dWaY P50110 2999 1-IWAY 9 S0 I-I ' 221 W. con Street ico, Cal. CASH CLE NERS CHI IN Eggs? USHERWOOD i5 V TABEDIAN 1 I 2 W 231 Main Street h e 6 CENTS-IBLE DRUG STORE DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTIONS 520 Broadway Phone 2068 CHARLIE'S BARBER SHOP T'WO BARBERS Fifth and Ivy Streets Phone 1930-.I THE CHICK-INN FOUNTAIN LUNCH AND DINNERS 548 Broadway Phone 907 CHICO BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE BOOKS, STATIONERY OFFICE FURNITURE, ART SUPPLIES 434 Broadway, Chico CHICO BOWL FOUNTAIN RUBY SINGER 227 Salem Street Phone 374 CIQCQELORIST WE? EOR ALL ASIO .S o treet n CHICO HARDWARE HARDWARE, PAINTS, HOUSEWAR S SPORTING GOODS 176 E. Third Street Phone 61 CHICO PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. Distributors of MORWEAR PAINT PRODUCTS FINE WALLPAPERS 229 W. Second Street Phone 3148 CI-IICOPARK FLORIST ' THE FINEST IN CORSAGESH 305 Broadway Phone 1626 CHICO PLUMBING AND SUPPLIES DALE OSTRANDER 25 LEE MICHAEL State Licensed Contractors 1425 Nord Avenue Phone 496 EARL ODW 34 o, Cal. CHICO VECINO ICE CREAM NER oot Long Hot Do s - Delicatessen and Fa Foods s e Chico, Cal. MR. CHIPS COFFEE SHOP 188 E. THIRD STREET CHICO THE CHOCOLATE SHOP HoIvIE MADE CANDIES AND ICE CREAM - LUNCHES 3 18 Broadway Chico CLIFFORD'S JEWELRY Since 1 8 9 8 Convenient Credit ART CARVED DIAMOND RINGS 328 Broadway ChiCO, Cal. Boosters COOK'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY CLARK E. HUNGER 320 Main Street Phones 31 - 663 COLLIER HARDWARE FEATURING NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS First and Broadway Phone 584 F. M. COX, JEWELER PHONE 1 212 310 Broadway Chico, Cal. CRANE 23 ATKINSON U. S. ROYAL TIRES 624 Broadway Phone 3067 DONOHUE'S SHOP FOR MEN AND BOYS 330 Main Street Chico, Cal. DUPEN'S KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Before You Change Your Name Remember Ours 240 Broadway Chico, Cal. DUNWOODY'S FLOWER SHOP CORSAGES A SPECIALTY 122 Broadway Phone 1200-.I DWIGHT Easy Pay CARMACK APPLIANCES - Westinghouse, Ben Hur Home Freezers, Western Holly, Maytag Sales and Service 132 Broadway Phone 564 EARL'S USED CARS NEW AND USED CARS Bought and Sold 557 Nord Avenue Chico, Cal. ENDICOTT'S SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 118 Second Street Phone 587-Vv' ENDICOTT'S STATION GROCERIES - FRESH MEATS ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS W. First and Cedar Phone 1282 THE ENTERPRISE-RECORD A Home Owned Newspaper Dedicated to the Progress of Chico and the Mid-Valley Area 700 Broadway Phone 1234 FISH Y5 CLAYTON PRESCRIPTION FI-IARMACISTS 225 Broadway Chico, Cal. FREEBERG'S FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Friendly Budget Terms 603 Broadway Phone 2632 FOSTER'S OLD FASHION FREEZE 900 Broadway Chico, Cal. FRENCH-AMERICAN LAUNDRY LAUNDRY SERVICE 920 Oroville Avenue Phone 155 GARRISON SPORTING GOODS PHONE 677 130 XV. Sixth Street Chico, Cal. GRAYDON'S LADIES, WEARING APPAREL 214 Main Street Phone 219 J. E. GERHARDT CO. Established 1923 DESOTO - PLYMOUTH 1051 Park Avenue Phone 400 GILLETT REXALL DRUGS PEARSON AT OLIVE PARADISE Booftem GREGORY GR C HAMBURGERS - PRI N FRENCH FRIES - ADE PIES 1369 E. Eighth Street Phone 3 PHONE 25 K. HAZEN'S DRESS S OP 136 W. Second Street . Chico, CJVXV HAYDN'S HOME FURNISHINGS Second and Salem Sts. Phone 2558 HUDDLESTON FUNERAL CHAPEL PHONE 2400 341 W. Third Street Chico, Cal. JACK'S AUTO WRECKING USED PARTS AND ACCESSORIES - 23rd and Park Avenue Phone 665-R KHSL YOUR STATION FOR SPORTS COVERAGE 1290 KCVS T. J. KELLY COMPANY THE DRY GOODS STORE WITH THE DOWNSTAIRS TOYLAND 430 Broadway Chico, Cal. .x 7 .M KEN'S C QREAME Bring Weetie Dow n to at: r ha s and B s n't Be Beat! 222 .T ' d eet-Phone 277 KIL C 8 REINHARDT DRY GOODS - VARIETY GIFT ITEMS 28 B d er I dy OUTCHIS CANDIES FOUNTAIN AND LIGHT LUNCHES HOMEMADE PIES 318 Main Street Phone 393-J LEE CLEANERS Cash and Carry 10022 Discount Fourth and Wall Streets Phone 530 LEE PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE Third and Broadway Phone 9 SID LIVINGSTON'S OUTEITTERS FOR IVIEN AND BOYS 218 Main Street Chico, Cal. LOBDELL BROTHERS SANITONE DRY CLEANING SERVICE RUG CLEANING SERVICE 1000 Main Street Phone 303 .LM Jb LONE PINE ICE CREAM - CANDY SHOP Thick Shakes, Choice Candy 500 Broadway Phone 2307 e LYON'S DEN SPORTS CENTER Miniature Golf - Refreshments Ord Avenue Chico, Cal. MANGROVE GROCERY PHONE 261 1102 Mangrove Chico, Cal. MARKS E5 BYRNE INSURANCE ADVISERS 104 W. Second Street Phoue 1957 MEDICAL PHARMACY H. L. Vanatta, Prop. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Fourth and Broadway Phone 261 MILLER'S MARKET GROCERIES - FOUNTAIN LUNCH E. Second and Wall Streets Chico. California MOORE SHEET METAL WORKS ' AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING SHEET IVIETAL WORK 431 W. Ninth Street Phone 218 Boosters M. OSER 25 COMPANY Northern California's Finest Womens Department Store W. W. OWEN USED CARS 725 Broadway Phone 154 PARKER HARDWARE STORE PHONE 195 127 W. Third Street Chico, Cal. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 J. C. PENNEY CO. 319 Main Street Phones 543-544 ' PILTZ'S TOYS, HOMEWARE AND GIFTS Let Us Help You With Your Gift Problem 526 Broadway Phone 4061 BOB PITTS SHOE STORE FLORSHEIM SHOES 300 Broadway Chico, Cal. POLK '55 BATHAM ENGINEERS and SURVEYORS P. O. Box 885, Chico 117 Broadway Phone 3172 PRICE'S CANDIES FOUNTAIN LUNCH HOMEMADE CANDIES 146 Broadway Phone 164 PULLINS' CYCLERY Established 1918 BICYCLES - REPAIRS - ACCESSORIES 843 Main Street Phone 443 QUALITY BAKERY FIRST IN FRENCH PASTRY AND PARTY CAKES 3 22 Broadway Phone 23 61 QUALITY DAIRY SELECTED DAIRY PRODUCTS Ice Cream - Golden Guernsey Milk 738 W. Fifth Street Phone 1265 RICHARDSON FURNITURE COMPANY ESTABLISHED IN 1913 745 Main Street Chico, Cal. ROBERNTS' MILLINERY We Give and Redeem GOLD ARROW STAMPS 138 W. Third Street Chico, Cal. RODACKER FROZEN FOODS AND LOCKER PLANT 834 Main Street Phone 2946 RODARMEL PLUMBING B. E. HBERNIEH SMITH Domestic and Industrial Plumbing and Repairs 298 E. First St. Phones 1640-1641 ROSS PAINT MART FRANK Ross Distributors of Pabco Products 260 First Street Phone 3752 ROY'S CASH GROCERY IVIEATS, GROCERIES, VEGETABLES Free Delivery 1242 Esplanade Phone 322 SEARS-PORTER REALTY COMPANY HDEPENDABLE SINCE I903', E. Second and Flume Chico, Cal. SENATOR THEATER PHONE 9 I 517 Main Street Chico. Cal. SERVICE PHARMACY I-I. L. Vanatta, Prop. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Second and Main Phone 90 SHUBERT'S ' ICE CREAM AND SHERBETS 178 E. Seventh Street Phone 1017 Booftem' SIERRA TRACTOR Y5 EQUIPMENT CO. UCATERPILLARU Killefer John Deere SIC1EL'S MEN'S WEAR PHONE 456 301 Broadway Chico, Cal. O. D. SIMMONS-REALTOR PHONE 79 118 Main Street Chico, Cal. SOUDER'S NEWS AGENCY WHOLESALE MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS 256 E. First Street Phone 1078-W SPORTSMEN'S SHOP GUNS - AMMO - TACKLE 236 Broadway Chico, Cal. SIERRA STATIONERS OFFICE OUTFITTERS 214 Broadway Phone 294 SPROUSE-REITZ CO., INC. 5-10-l5 CENT STORE Corner Second and Main Str Chico, California TIKE DECIOUS - FORD FORD SALES AND SERVICE 71 1 Main Street Phone 1666 TI-IE TIME SHOP JAY SMALL - JEWELER 228 Main Street Phone 499 TRACY REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS 200 Broadway Chico, Cal. TONY'S RESTAURANT 1206 ESPLANADE CHICO - CALIFORNIA THE UNION ICE CO. Thirteenth and Park Avenue Chico, California A. VOLPATO, INC. CHRYSLER -- PLYMOUTH W. Ninth and Main Streets, Chico RALPH S. WATKINS CO. DODGE - PLYMOUTH E. Second and Flume Phone 2656 WATSON'S MUSIC SHOP PHONE 1381 E. Fourth and Wall Streets, Chico WHIT'S MARKET ' Sixth Avenue and Esplanade Fourteenth and Park Avenue Best Wishes to the Class of Iwi' VALLEY FINANCE CO. A PAINT VJALLPA S RE PHONE BJG 81 i reet 'U Phone 4 -W 720 Broadway Chico, Cal. I,- A EW! CO. O TILLEY aggf Where Music Lover If y ico, . 233 Broadway one 94 . f V ' ME: LS IO S. GI-IT QR PQR A O S PPLIE E MA ER Res -U ACCE E 5 yafsf QMKO If .second fee ho 15871, 'J I I P , fi , I MARILYN MOODY DOUG MANN JUDY GRANT Editor H, Business Manager Assistant Editor Caduceus Edi om HI, EVERYQNEZ We of the Caduceus staff hope that you like our yearbook. We have worked hard to give you a complete album of school events. At this time, I would like to thank Judy Grant, who was the assistant editor and the club section editor. Helping her were Karen Moore, Nell Dickey, Barbara Windsor, and Mary Claire Creech. You did a swell job, girls! Without the splendid work of Doug Mann, the business manager, and Jon Bigelow, the sale of our book would not have been a success. El Ray Franklin was the fellow who took care of the money. Thanks, boys, for being so dependable and enthusiastic. Kathy Werner, the senior editor, with the help of Sharon Best and Roxie Price, came up with a very different and attractive section. The class section editor was Monte Crosby. Sally Ewing and Marge Hendrix assisted Monte in making it the best ever. Maxene Mor- ris, girls' sports editor, and Ellen Hollinger have done their part in making the book a success. The faculty section was edited by Gayle Snodgrass. Sharon Westlake helped to put an outstanding division in the book. Barbara Schaller helped me with the student activities and was always ready with a helping hand. Norman Larson, the boys' sports editor, was in charge of the football season. Gene Rideout took over basketball, while Gene Furr did boxing and track. Dick Wilson was in charge of baseball. All of these features were brought to you, the reader, in a new way. Audrey Priddy, the art editor, and Ray Burke carried our theme throughout the book in a very eye-appealing way. Bill Eames and Wilton Sergent took the snaps of school activities and I thank them for being on the job whenever they were needed. Our special thanks go to Mrs. Ward, our staff adviser. Her untiring patience and excellent supervision have been appreciated by all. We have had fun working together, and we hope you have fun remembering through your Caduceus all the happy times at Chico High. V MARILYN IVIOODY, Editor. Upper left: Monte Crosby, class editor, Marge Hendrix and Sally Ewing turn to Mrs. W'ard for advice as the yearbook begins to take shape. Middle: Kathy VVerner, senior editor, files away some work that is completed while her assistant, Sharon Best, looks on. Upper right: Here we see the business staff, El Ray Franklin, Jon Bigelow, and Barbara Sc-haller assisting Marilyn Moo-dy, student activities editor, grouped around Doug Mann, business manager. V .1 1 'YY' I V.. ka 1 Y V1 U. r On the right is the pho- tographer for the Iii-st se- mester, Bill Eames, and on his left is Jay Weldoii, who assisted 'him-.Q 'Wiltoii Sergent, our second se- mester's photographer, is not pictured. Colduceuf Sfdj? At Work Gayle Snodgrass, editor of the faculty section, works on some copy while Sharon Westlake displays a smile over the last mis- take she has made. Lower left: Norm Larson, Bob Koch, Gene Hideout, Maxene Morris, Gene Furr, and Dick Wilsoii comprise the sports staff. Maxene was in charge of girls' sports while Norm was editor of boys' sports. 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