.mms-T-D K 'w xlxkbkxmkjldj Xa Bw kj M I My L 'GU HSM? OX W M ii Ko A my NR L Q my XE EWS Xa W WMU B NX iipxuvej H , . MWWWWWMM, W M limb N69 ' QQ PM Www pw Q X AWLD SQLWAJK uk- wg? CHICO SENIOR HIGH SCHQCL 'l T11E :'wix'i: f's1 Y 2. YVE' 11? :cg gg VR wh A is ' ,' Q '1ESKz3f3K Ai 'K 'ps-any--n-Q 'W Plliiiilii Vlifi !il A vpn--..--...,-..... ef, A a 'JSQXQ 6 5 ,.. ' 'fr -Hz. sg-l ll Ju I My 1 k . 2, f f, law? 'ff Il? i su.--v A I PUII R Ill t AX - my T 5' ,:-,,,,lll I ggffijff Ill Ill Ill hi 1'-R i' 1 av- f--- rf.. Ill fm . y, E: 1322 A 'flie- W . as ,gf if 'gcfgffqlwvvi ,s.,v,.-4,,.-g.'-i- im ' J' SALUTES : EI . l Y -M- . - .L 11' , K n,L'3's.., 4 iw , - a L- 4 0 r'f'-KM' M- 1' V '64- .S MR. CARL J. SCHREITER The students, faculty, and community are grateful for the thirty thrfe years you have served, both as teacher and principal. Your role as an educator of Chico youth will have a lasting effect. I A , tf, Q ZW S Y X x 1 2 73?3S'i.i5+ Ps -,xx MM 'sa . Y , ox xr '51 XIX Z0 Nm-1 W 1 , - :galil-5--:1-, f. . - s- 'xx Ntfr?YsSi '2?QRtv N . , XX 'c,,YN.k1xxx.x 1 f, XA- x :vin :V .- . NX' fNf1X4g5Xfg,Nj0 134 .1355 ,.,.- CHICO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHICO, CALIFORNIA MIN THQ, flnff IW' WM I ' I 7V NIAIJIU IIALTITTI 1959 ,I 1 If y 1 If I NL If WV 'J' H If SUE RAWLINS, EDITOR CHARLES O'NEAL, ASS'T. EDITOR I JIM ANDRUSS, Bus. MANAGER kv' LINDAXVKALB, ART EDITOR , , I I ,- ' J X I Nf .V . XA ff' R1 I X . f ' XX, ' kv X R, ,V . ,N 1 ..f. x I I I v L Dk f Vol. LV GI XX' MR. AND MISS CADUCEUS '59 it A xy! 3 S QF 12:17 IH ff? iii In Rl - nnaagatffr Wi - - 'EA H1 m 'nr-5' MISS CADUCEUS Dorothy Morgado, one of the sweetest gurls to ever enter Chuco Senuor Hugh School and the one to possess the fastest smule and ever present fruendluness, us well deservung of the honor, Muss Caduceus Durung the three years Dorothy has been at Chuco Hugh she has taken an actuve part un school actuvutues Durung her Sophomore year she was a candudate for Track Queen Presently Dorothy us a member of the Gurl s Athletuc Assocuatuon, Pep Club Gurl s Student League and has always been a strong supporter of class and student body functuons Thus year she us one of our four peppy yell leaders For her future Dorothy plans to attend Chuco State College for two years and follow a malor un busuness We all certaunly agree that thus year s chouce for Muss Caduceus couldn t have gone to a more wonderful gurl MR CADUCEUS Charles Duncan, untellugent athletuc, and all around guy was selected by a wuse student body to be the chouce for 59 Mr Caduceus Arruvung un Chuco only three years ago, Chuck has certaunly become well known and well luked at Chuco Senuor Hugh by both the faculty and stu dent body In these few years he has had the honor of beung a member of the Boy s Block C Assustant Stoolue un the Key Club, a lufe member of the Calufornua Scholarshup Federatuon, receuved the Ralph Hensley Award for the Most Improved Football Player of l958 has taken part un several of the student body plays, and last but not least has served as our Student Body Presudent for the school term 1958 l959 Chuck has proven humself an outstandung person and certaunly deservung of the honor Mr Caduceus . . . . . I .. . . . 1 . . . . . . ., . .. ., I 1 . . . . . I .. . . . , . . , . . . . I . . , . . ... . . . . . . I - . . , . .. . I .. . . . . I . T l . . . . I- ' DEDICATICN The 1959 CADUCEUS is dedicated to Mr. Burford Danels, who since i934 has beer. in charge of Chico Senior High School 's maintenance and operations department. The overall responsibility every summer of readying the school For fall classes has been Burf's task, in addition to taking care of a thousand odd jobs for the students and the faculty during the school year. In appreciation of his cooperation the students and faculty of Chico High School warmly and sincerely make this dedication. OUR QUEENS SENIOR SWEETH EART FOOTBALL QUEEN K -an 'G' 'QW yP TRACK QUEEN BASEBALL QUEEN HARVEST QUEEN -qv BASKETBALL 37' QUEEN M S I 6 Barbara Neiberf 'Q Jane Dawson Chris Smith 133 W ..,A I Mike Brown I , Sall arkinson '16-1 , ,rrL., I , A , arne ea e STUDENT BCDY CFFICERS DIRECT STUDENT GOVERNMENT l F uv Q if E -4 asf' Under the leadership of Chico Senior High School's Pres- ident, Chuck Duncan, and Vice-President, Barbara Barram, the officers instrumental in en- acting several noteworthy measures to promote better student body organization and measures that would have a far reaching effect on the future students. The officers, with the support of the class representatives, initiated the use of the all inclusive Student Body Card, thereby giving the students broader benefits. This is the first year the student card holders received the Red and Gold, the school paper, and the Caduceus, and Student Directory as a convenient benefit. Both Jim Griffith, Treasurer, and Anne Roseman, Secretary, worked all yearin helping to stimu- late interest and participation in the school's overall program. I I YELL LEADERS Chaco Senlor Hugh School was fortunate fo have Joellen Sch mldt Dorothy Mor gado Em I l y Hannes and Chris Myers fo lead the cheers of the athletic confesfs ral lles and for the splrlt and enthusiasm This ensemble of falenl' gave fo the Sfucleni' Bocly -n A CHUCK DUNCAN ANNE ROSEMAN BARBARA BARRAM 9 M GRIFFITH CADUCEUS STAFF ui 9 ii! ,W 9,1 cz: SUE MICKEY :ui The i959 Caduceus Staff has edited this year's Caduceus with the hope that in the future it will bring to memory the happenings of this school year. Those of us working on the book sincerely hope it measures up to your expecta- tions and maintains the standards of Chico Sen- ior High. Sue Rawlins, over-saw the production as Editor, Charles O'Neal, Assistant Editor, Jim Andruss, Business Manager-assisted by Chet Hinshaw, Linda Kalb, Art Editor, Jane Dawson and Wanda Gates, Senior Editors, Sandy Brown and Patty Cantwell, Junior Editors, Dan Shapiro, Leddy Speegle, Sophomore Editor, Micky Davis, Club Editor, Page Chiapella and Pat Calkins, Activ- ities Editors, Janet Nopel, Typist. The sports were handled in part by the various staff mem- bers. Elizabeth Leonard compiled the special sections-Faculty and Administration. Karen Slattery helped in editing the club, activities and senior sections. Mr. Gareth Anderson was the advisor. 4?- V: 2 JIM PM 5 A3 Q..-in s K 1,3 'Q if is PATTY JANE 2,1 N g z fl 3 Jr 'L xi ' 5? in I af f wif O W an vw , Q' '6- W ,N V DAN SANDY Av. VY XL, 1 'F CIS i' - Q K' 'lang KV, A CHET :mv-:f--ug A ' '.:...-.-. 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PAGE f' ' P ,pn-an 'lb 4 In . 8 Rgafgt A AAA, !l Lx ilk 9 WANDA CHARLES I1 PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE Wath maxed emotaons I approach the end of thas school year Certaanly there ns a tange of sadness anvolved For I am sayang Goodbye not only to the Senaor Class, but to Chaco Hagh School Chaco Hagh School has, for a long peraod of tame been a vatal part of my lafe and wall contanue to be so No longer wall I have the opportunity of assocaotang wath so manyfane young people As I look back I thank of the many wonderful youngsters that I have known, many of whom I now know as mature men and women. In sayang Farewell I wash for each of you a braght and happy future If you were only aware of the potentaalataes, the talents the capacataes that you possess and would nurture these God gaven gafts lafe could be wonderful for you an so many ways There as wathan every one somethang that as davane that as out of thas world There as that somethang that takes man out of and far beyond the realm of mere anamal exastence All of us have the annate capacaty and the opportunaty of makang the communaty an whach we lave faner for our havang beena part of the group And what better could each of us do than to strave to make the communaty an whach we resade a better place an whach to lave? Chaco Hagh School wall grow an numbers as the years go by It can also grow an qualaty for an the fanal analysas you, the students are Chaco Hagh School and af each of you strave to make our school better and more beautatul , at cannot help but become even faner Let me urge you to take advantage of the wonderful opportunataes, thas great land your land, spreads so bountafully before each of us, to cherash and unfold the seed of ammortalaty al ready sown wathan us to develop to thear fullest extent the capacataes of every kandwathwhach God who made us has endowed us Sancerely QM of . ' ' aa aa - ' ' ' ll II ' ' , . I . . .. . ,, . ,, . . , . ' I I II ' II ' ' I ' aa - aa ' ' - I I A X f 1 , 4 I .ffl I . L-, fd!! I' ADMINISTRATION I ,I , M .X fa! ff C.S.H.S. '59 PRINCIPAL MR. CARL J. SCHREITER ....... DEAN OF GIRLS MRS. GRACE RATHWE LL. X' ...Ir -RK' S DEAN OF BOYS .- MR. FARNUM HOWARD ....... . fiza-.2-fs-aw, n:ve...f N 'UW-Y nniinvm nm mls will mtllli WEZW - EW iw 4 51. 1 f s ,- g 3' x pglfy ZTLZZ X V V i ..,f,,: ,AA J QQJ E ZK' A V X ' .Q ' V X J-5 Q' XX S E Kyo S .XA A R w X Y C ,A SENIORS OFFICERS Presnclent Mike Foley Vice President Walter Newman S6CI'6fGI'y Mickey Davis Treasurer Sue Vqurs REPRESENTATIVES Tom Thomson Sheila Chase Bob Jefferson Pat Lamphere --------'59 The thoughtsof a senior Pres tuge ofposltlon Privilege and responslbl l :ty Overwhe lmlng numbers of upperclassmen Difficult cleclslons for an ap proachnng future Frenzles of the last semester Focus on June Amomentous sensor week Commencement Future at your fmger taps Chaco Hugh a nostalgic mem or THE SENIOR STORY Thanks for the Memorues could well be the theme song for the class of 59 as they bud adueu to their never to be forgotten hugh school years In September of l956, today s Senuors first began theur hugh school lufe Thus was a new experuence for the shy sophomores but they began their furst year by showing a great deal of pep at both the rallues and games Chosen to lead the spuruted class were Presudent Jum Andruss, Vuce Presudent Jane Dawson, Secretary Lunda Wood and Treasurer Chrustue Myers Servung as Representatuves were Ann Roseman, Karen Slattery, Leo Beller, and Earl Stavas The year was fulled with many successful act uvutues, an entertaunung and unterestung Sophomore Assembly and a Sophomore Dance that wull always be remembered as one of the hugh pounts of the 56 57 year Durung their Junuor year came the class s chouce of a rung, a bousterous Junuor Senuor game and even more competutuon than before Once agaun the class chose a terrufuc crew of offucers to lead them Servung as Presudent was Leo Beller, assusted by Vuce Presudent Chrus Notley Keepung the secretary s book was Nancu Jessee and Barbara Barram kept track of the class s money The representatuves were Muckue Davus, Joy Andrews, Ken Brownell, and Jum Andruss The Junuor Prom, Wunter Centered around a theme of snowflakes, snowmen and Chrustmas, the Prom receuved one of the hughest votes of confidence ever Next came the Fashuon Show, Summer Da dream, followed by The Senuor Farewell Sayonorya The Junuor year was a tremendous success, ut was to be a great challenge to the Senuor year When a Senuor Gurl walks down thestreet The strauns of The Senuor Song floated across the gym on Sept 8 l958 At last ut was here the Senuor Year Theur class had contrubuted much to the school already but to add to thus, there were four great student body offucers seated un front Chuck Duncan, Student Body Presudent, Barb Barram, Vuce Presudent, Ann Roseman, Secretary, and Jum Gruffuth Treasurer The yell leaders were Emuly Haunes, JoEllen Schmudt Dorothy Morgado, and Chrus Myers The class offucers were Muke Foley Walt Newman, Muckue Davus, Sue Vaurs Class Representatuves were Bob Jefferson, Tom Tompson, Pat Lamphere, Sheula Chase The Senuor year was eventful from the standpount of socual functuons and events that made up the months from September to June Durung thus tume we can probably remember the hughlughts as the Senuor Dance, the Senuor Farewell, Graduatuon on June 4 i959 and the all nught party followung the commencement exercuses The three years at Chuco Senuor Hugh School have been eventful, un that we have grown and hope that the Class of 59 has helped Chuco Hugh grow a luttle durung thus tume II ' ll I I O O U . 0 . . . , . . . . - . . . . , . T I I . D O . . . . ,, . Rhapsody , led the activities that the Juniors were to put on in the 57-58 year. O I . O - Il ' ' . ll ' ' I , I 111. 11 I I . . . . . . I . : , . : . I . . . - I I . . . . , . . . . . A RUSS AKERSON KATHY ALLEN ION ANDERSON MARY ABBEY GORDON ADAMS ROBERT ADAMS DONNA AHOLA l MOS SUCCEED NANCI JESSEE JIM GRIFFITH LYNNE ANDREWS JIM ANDRUSS STAN AVRIT JANET AYRES PATI BACHMAN JUDY BAKER BARBARA BARRAM DONNA BATT T LIKELY TO ANITA BAUGUESS ARLENE BEDFORD LEO BELLER CAROL BENNETT EARL BOYD PAT BRADY LYDIA BRAND JERRY BRANDSTADT MARTHA BRANDT JUDY BREMNER MARTHA BRIDGES WALTER BROOKS JUDY BROUILLARD BARBARA BROWN KENNETH BROWNELL PRIS BROWNFIELD LIEGH BRUNELLE ELVA BRUSHWOOD JOAN BUGBEE RONALD BUNCH WILLY BURNEY Q DICK BURTON PAT CALKINS C HRISTIE BROYLES T' F? L Q' 1 2. -SB DIANA BURNES TRUDY CAMPBELL MARGARET CANTWELL FRANCES CARLSON FRAN CA RSON NEA L CA RV ER MARILYN CATEY NANCY CALLOWAY JOHN CHACON SHEILA CHASE LYNN CHIAPELLA CHUCK CHERNOW DENNIS CLARK SANDRA CLARK DONNA CLAYTON X LARRY cook LARRY COCKRELL W. A A in JOANNE COLEMAN A JIM CONGER GRACE CONNELL ADA RAE COPP JERRY COPPER MARY ANN CULBERTSON SANDRA DALTON G ROGER DANIELS MICKEY DAVIS CHARLES DAWSON JANE DAWSON MOST TALENTED JOY ANDREWS GORDON ADAMS JOHN DeLAPP CONNIE DENA SUSAN DeSOTO JAMES DOBBINS TONY DRAKE CHARLES DUNCAN DIANA DUNTON HELEN DYER PHIL EBERT EILEEN ELLIOT DAVE ERICKSON MARY ESSEX ig.: -9 O LEWIS FOREMAN GARY FOSMIRE SUE FOSTER IOELLEN FOX KARLENE FRANZ GARY FREDRICKSON KEN FRIES ANN FULTON ARLENE EVANS JOY EVERETT .IUDITH FARMER F 'if If . f 1 . . S P 0 , X X ll CHARLES FEDLER MIKE FOLEY 'L' , - - Y? ' 4 'Q Q-'V :L ? fb JACK GARNER DENNIS GARTEN xl WANDA GATES ELOISE GERFEN RICHARD GERMAN 1 4 , A D' A, an-v' 1 ' X 1 A lc 1 ir-A-1 L, ,A I x AX v X PHIL GORMAN :Yi , 4, x ,J LINDA GLov ER MCHARD GIBBS W SAXON GINTER mm! JAMES GIROUD , A I W 4. A- A Q X'-5- gk JUDITH GRAY ,,, F JIM GRIFFITH K ff-f A w,,vR JERRY GRISWOLD 3 2 1-1 A if BARBARA GUTJAHR BILL GUYNN EMILY HAINES LANA HALSTEAD BOB HARPER WAYNE HOCKETT ROY HARRIS TED HARRIS KATHY HARTFORD BEVERLY HARTMAN ED HARTUNG SUE HATHAWAY JUDY HAYES GEORGE HENRY IOA NNE HERSHB ERG ER X GARY HERTZFELDT E U XY. XCR PETE HORGAN Q f' Y' DON INGRAI-IAM ILA INGRAI-IAM IOLA IRELAND IONA IRELAND A X ll I5 lf? J AI FRAN JVES if ,W TA vt, BONNIE JACKSON L C ' DENNIS JACOBS Ar i' IJ' RQ ' J- ,, J X I fs. Af. A JJ 3 X X ROBERT JEFFERSON fx 'J NANCIJESSEE ' M - MOST INTELLIGENT '. i Q Nd val? x..f ' H y sus RAwuNs KEN FRJES J DIANA JOHNSON MIKE JOHNSON SUE JOHNSON SANDRA JONES LINDA KALB EUNICE KATTNIG DAVID KELLY MIKE KERMAN HARVEY KLINDERA Lois KOLHOFF JIM KRAJCIRIK 'l' KAY KUHL X . BARBARA LEE JACKIE LEAPER MARY ELLEN LEMM LIZ. LEONARD DON LEWIS TILLA LINNEMAN SANDRA LOFGREN DENNIS MCCLASKEY Mf- ' ,ff CAROL MCCULLOUGH BRUCE MCDOUGAL .5-. , 'x-www: f wg 1 rs Q 9, aa 'U xx RAY MCKRAY 4 ERWIN MCELROY W O N. JOYCE MCKEE X SUE MCLEAN 35 L. A CA ROL MCMILLAN 4 - I ,,. . - IANICE MACOMBER DOROTHY MAKEEL PEGGY MANNING BOB MARQUARDT ROBERT MARQUIS MIKE MARTI SYLVIA MAPLES ROGER MARSHALL GINGER MCKENNA DOYLE MARTIN MERRILY MASON N., SUE MATHEWS CLARICE METZGER STEVE MICHAUD LINDA MILLER ARLETTA MOORE DOROTHY MORGADO SANDRA MORGADO RUSSELL MULLNIX C 7 I f w ni' G7 AI dk sit? 'D S CHRIST INA MYERS U7 ss- F DAN NAVARRO BARBARA NEIBERT LINDA NABORS CARLEEN NAVARRA SALLY NELSON Q1 WA LTER NEWMAN JERRY NEWPORT 'lv X1 X SENIORS L K NANCY OLIVER VERNON OLSON I MARGARET NUGENT .TERRY NUNES HARRIET ODOM JANET NOPEL BRUCE NORLIE JIM NORMOYLE CHRISTIE NOTLEY BEST SENSE OF HUMOR ANN ROSEMAN RON ROSS 17' CAROLYN OSBORN DIANE PARSHALL JACK PATTERSON ROBERT PETERSON PEG PICKINPAUGH WAYNE PINKSTON LINDA PIPER EDDY POWELL HM PULLIAM BETTY PURCELL DENA PUTNAM SUSAN RAWLINS ROBERT REED TERRY REIGEL CAROLE REYNOLDS 2.3 'W - 4-. , JOAN RICHMOND RUTH RINGER TERRY RIST VIRGINIA ROOT ANN ROSEMAN SANDRA RUDY JOHN RUEDY BETSY RUF AL LA C7 fl 94 -:J w.,....... ,W A STEVE SETTLE 7? JA NET RUFF ROBERTA RUSHTON L A KATHY SHAFFER 4 391 DOROTHY SAWYER LUCY SCALA MARVIN SHAFFER A ROB ERT SHEPHERD JUNE SMITH MIKE SMITH NOLAN SHERRIL EVELYN SHIPMAN KAREN SLATTERY JANET SLOAN GLODENA SMITH IONNEE SMITH IOELLEN SCHMIDT G L qr SUE SHEPHERD THOMAS SMITH ROBERT SOUDERS STANFORD WEST DIETTA STAUB ROBERT STEBBINS MARY STOSCHKE JACQUIE STRINGFELLOW KAREN STUBKJAR RAY SWITHENBANK PAT THORNBERG AVIS SYMONS ps., 6 , BEVERLY TIMMONS LIN DA TA YLOR 3:47. E . z . mf - .M l 5 l JUDY TRUEBLOOD M5 Tvs- Q E BRUCE THOM -YNY! m TS '-5 -sv I Q. L 17 if IAN VanBUSKIRK BONNIE V AN DERLIP K TOM THOMSON I I Fr X sd CTT NITA WASNEY SYLVIA WATERS T7 -X 7 9 SENIORS :S 2 ga CAROL WAKEFIELD GLORIA WALDROOP DeVONNE WALKER V31-,N nr 53 ' -Q' 5 L , qi X 4 OW?- DON VanSANT DOUG VINCENT SUE VAURS BARBARA WAID FRIENDLIEST SANDRA RUDY MIKE FOLEY SHARON WATERS KENT WEAVER FRANK WELLS CAROLYN WENGER JIM WHITTED DON WILLIAMS JUDY WILLIAMS HAROLD WILLIAMSON Q' CAROLYN YOUNG DENNIS YOUNG JUNIORS OFFICERS President George Raster Vlce Presldent Lory Sherman Secretary Page Chlapella Treasurer Luz Hunter REPRESENTATIVES WJ Sherry Peters Judy Snow Stan Beach Wayne Smith 3655- ,gym -:stir M AWK K tg? cf .d'! AN' Alla M '34-Q 114- URL' 'WN' Wx 5: M 'So' 131' 'Su up.-+ IM uw' 'xg S is-Kar Jkliwf 'Zi' ,gg A4 Ag ,car st: -init -or zu D all 'VA 4 AVE ... 9 ar 'aw Www. If Qnubl ...al x 49' K Adams, Clara Adcock, hm Akrster. ROW ONE Dennrs Aron, Trm Abbot, Tommy ROW TWO Robert Allen, Carol Allen Baugh, Iudy Anderson, Judy Anderson, Steve Argabrrght. ROW THREE Connre Armstrong, Mrke Attlnger, Charles Augustrne, Anne Austrn, Glorra Aznoe. ROW FOUR- Al Barn, Charles Barencbr, Georia Barnes, Sue Bateman, Barbara Bathem, Darlynn Baxter. ROW FIVE- Stan Beac , Clayton Beck, Alvrn Becker, Barbara Bell, hm Bell. ROW SIX Curtxs Bennett Georgra Bennett, Teresa Berge, Brll Bergson, Carolyn Brnmng. ROW SEVEN Janet Brrdseye, Chuck Brrtcrl, Coralre Brse, Glendene Brshop K y A gkl et' I V Ali a ,C 3' O s 4 . A S li, -Q f - api 4-I 4 , my A -.ill Ay' , ,,,, , ,E , At OEA, At s t sal t J B Y, A Q gi an O A-Q.. .-. M ., is K l , A r ,ze A gf, 5 a W f ,J R , 1, 'sls il, s, . ,Zz fs. 1, 3 Q Q., C ..- - Y p it N A W 1 'fr s ,, ,1 Y TF 'S W W S, ' Q- ..L:, 'fi V' 7 Di s,,, I A 4 Ae gl av nj 'Fw WIS- av- ,. B-...pf A .vl '72 QQ fbi' rj'-A-1 , new J' tm , A fz ,L ,4-5 'ri x , i L.. a ..,,. a , . I ,-., , ,,,...- Q1-1 Xu ' X Si ' NR, 4 . is-in by asf S xxx? i War 'fa 'ire ' qi l 'EQ-H -f 'f1TT ' , i x . ',' '-., In , H r A-5 S Q ' Fan, if . ,S ... 5- R I ,.,,, T M3 N 4 ci 'A' B 7 t E .49 ri KT , E . ' ff S- '77 47, ff 17: 'Z' i N f Ms, . Ve o 1 an Qs , Jn- I aL' 'rw X V L 4. K q. P ROW ONE: Karen Borzage, Allen Boutwell, Richard Bradley, John Brayton, Cherry Brokaw. ROW TWO: Deanna Brooks, Iudy Brooks, Elden Brown Helen Brown, Mike Brown. ROW THREE: Sandy Brown, Joe Brownfield, Barbara Browning, Warren Brusie, B ll d Ioanne Birch Dan Button Sharon Bryan. ROW FOUR: Ia Buckland, Dawn u ar , , , Sharon Call. ROW FIVE: Edcllie Calloway, Karen Campbell, Neal Campbell, Ioan Cannon, Patty Cantwell. ROW SIX: Marlene Carl, Nancy Carpenter, PaulCarrera, Steve Chapla, Page Chia pella, ROWSEVEN: Dee Clark, Janet Clark, Fred Clement, Carol Clinkingbeard, Iohn Coleman. 'K af- il Jr- -vii -or ii ,miln....aliSs.fiiF -6 6- J Q - , ga- fm' . wr, Q-Mfg ca, X W , far !V 3'.' 'S' 1 1- .. cf' '--W' S ' J A' -1' 4 V gf . , . ws 'F 4 1 'W X I .9 4' war! ls, B s , as Q t 4 , A p' ' uf Qs A C 5: '53 A, C ,, , 7 V 7. -fb f , L 1 1 ,. fs? we ' . A g s I F v,,iav WM-,J 5,2 . L7 H T is ,fi T, t .4 ..... ,J ' hr 1 ,., .-1. 9 'C 1 'ii s.-3 -0 '1 r -, , --fm W ,Q la' A ,hr s K ' V .X ,ik '21 'ZR Si j h 'V an J:-n 3 S V. , ., Q 'sg ' A ul! 'fwwh ROW ONE: Karen Coleman, Chris Compton, Joy Conn, Dolores Craig, Joan Crain. ROW TWO: Karyl Crawford, Jerry Crawford, Mary Crawford, Larry Crist, Lucille Crosby, ROW THREE: Kay Crowder, Reita Cullen, Shirley Cummings, Carol Cun- ningham, Marvin Cunningham. ROW FOUR: Pam Dailey, Mick Daniels, Jacquiline Davey, Carol Davis, Emily Davis. ROW FIVE:Jim Dawes, Sharon Day, Bill Degarmo, Loretta Dennis, Sharon De Pauw. ROW SIX: Jewell Devall, Frank Diamantine, Pat Dollarhide, Salley Donner, Glenda Doss. ROW SEVEN: Nancy Dowden, Kathleen Duffy, Bill Dunn, Charlene Dunn, Peggy Durra. uw' ag, ,Q-. you 4 W AQ? r .11 10' Y' I 15 ,QC ' gm '3' 624' .A upawf' wwf 1 we 'If' 174' ' M... jj at 1 'xref' at I, '14 ROW ONE Gary Dutro Ray Dragseth Davrd Eckles Paul Edmrnston Dale Edson ROW TWO Pat Eggleston Karen E11ard Barbara Eskrrdge Fred Esparza Don Estrada ROW THREE Bevere1yEthr1dge Darrel Evans Garl Evans B111 Everett B111 Eyrtch ROW FOUR Lamar Farrchrld Karen Fechner John Felton Jtm Ferguson Ron Fmdlay ROW FIVE Betty Frsh Geraldrne Frsh Larry Frsher A1 Flock, Prtscrlla Flores ROW SIX Ernre Flud Ray Ford Bob Fortrno Lrnda Forturn Sue Foster ROW SEVEN Trm Foster Jarnre Fox Judy Freeburg Robert Fulton, Pat Gardner .. Q ' ' 6 K' N af Quay H, 1 Y ' 'yi '-'1 Q' ' I .11, - I A ttf y 4 M, at 1' 1. 'A Q -A 1 Q ' K Y 4. 9- K -va, 'N at -- 1 tg f 1 3 K f . 1 1 1 s -f I F Aram' ff X 1 i -ts. 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E :-1:':: ' ii ROW ONE: Martha Garrison, Roland Garret, Jennie Gates, George Geiger, Kay George, ROW TWO: Nancy Gerfen, Bruce Giampaoli, Nadean Grace, Judty Graham, Ron Grandstaff. ROW THREE: Gary Green, Avis Gregoire, Sharon Gri fith, Gary Griswald, Steve Gunn. ROW FOUR: Bev Gunnels, Lynne Haase, Doug Hall, John Hammons, John Hanserf. ROW FIVE: Dale Harris, Mel Harris, Sue Harris, Leo Hart, Barbara Hartman. ROW SIX: Shari Hartman, Wally Haugaard, Ann Hayes, Steve Hedglin, Walt Hedcglin. ROW SEVEN: Doug Heimann, Beth Henderson, Vicki Henderson, Bud Hen ricks, Barbara Henman. af' s me Not f ,, Pictured J .- ' 1' a J -Jill K , pf' ' aa' A , 'wsu 'rf .Q A, ' gr 11 '- tx' qw-4 ' Q A ' .ff-'fr K I 'W x x. ' K I ,M 'Q-.m,FWA I 'll X 'X 1 h ,. : ,AN . A x x I K 'KW -7: -.':-- .st 4- R -J' A.: .X 'QM ' A . Q '-GV, id 5 we -' 'fs N ' Z? 5 All 4' in Q Q 1 t Y . ft ' 63 5'-' Jett' is 5 W., ,W ' , . 'M t, K 12115 guy- .,,, ' ' W . in? ar' :wn ' nf ,Vkkz Q. A fl' 9 , 1 4, 3 an 5 , 1. .. 1 5 ma A 1: f I b ,L ,J 4 . ff' K iff 1 4' ' vm, , dee' A .1 f A A f' 5 ROW ONE: Cynthia Henman, Janice Hilby, Fred Hignell, Karen Hinton, Jean Hock, ROW TWO: Donna Hoebel, Betty Hogan, Virgil Hood, Richard Hopkins, Sharon Howe. ROW THREE: Billy Huggins, Barbara Hughes, Evelyn Husa, Liz Hunter, Gloria Ickes. ROW FOUR: Gary Imhoff, Elbert Jackson, Eric Jacot, Elsa Jarner, Dave Jefferies. ROW FIVE: Patty Johnson, Mike Jones, Shirley Jones, Barbara Kane, Mike Kelly. ROW SIX: Cathey Kjer, Michele Klassey, Gordon Knight, Charlene Knighten, Ron Kuchinski. ROW SEVEN: Pat Labron, Paul Lacitinola, Donna LaFoon, Judi Lainhart. gt tp.-..,. ,, an L. .4 1-Q-fy' zzz' ' ks fr: fx, 4. ij'5'2 ' -' ... , , ah, 'V ky 1---f 57' f 'ZZ. is C Q 1' 4 ! 6, Si' X CADUCEUS , , W, le l 1959 , - 1 gg ' ,X ' mtg, 1 2 :si fp NX Q H T ' x 'V . -v x 'ggi' Y , ' A 47? 7 ,..-.4 h 1 2 ' F L A N 1 i ff.. 1' '... - , 194 L J .,' ii , X ,gi fv- L R S f fi S I u 19 1:- 75 7..,.- if:- ,,.-- I a ! lf' rf K JW IVA! L ,Cal 'QA ' 'Q 'Q 1 4 .' Wc,Qy X '21 t to as fr Q 5: 2 'onli 3 s i' 2.41 afi- .,,f qi v .ne f 9-4. C:-ff-' f 1 , 1 'X .gl J- 6 , 'Q' 'fl' ' k -ff I 5.1 on L M , M 'jj' V 'Q ' if L, . A L ROW ONE: Sylvia Lane, Chad Langdon, Richard Lanser, Dave Lantaff, Tom Lasich. ROW TWO: Rojon Latham, Bonnie Lee, Ernie Lemm, Pam Leverenz, Loene Lewis. ROW THREE: Sam Lewis, Scott Linquist, Charles Linneman, CADUCEUS 1959, Floyd Linville. ROW FOUR: Mabel Little, Phil Lucas, Linda Lund, Dorothy Mackey, Ray Mafri. ROW FIVE: Jerry Maguire, Joyce Manning, Gene Manson, Linda Markley, Sal y Maroney. ROW SIX: Gloria Masterson, Jerry Matthews, Nan Mathews, Terry Matthews, Ivy May. ROW SEVEN: Evonna Mays, Lee McCabe, George McClellan, Steve McClellan, Elaine McClure. ev Ji ...Q QQ' X 3 G AWA J W Q 'ISI' y V ,,q LQ HQ lb... . X s R f V? 1 . , ' l ', n ' f' at 6 X all 45- it Q, 4 4 4' r , , ws- , ifmrf t W, V' irfl fr' -K .fl ,.,A ,,, K . . y 'Q-, A j x, . 'L' Th I lg gl... -gm, .K T, -1 f. .,.. . tar' 'N , L4 k N T. W at ii X M37 4, 'PV in R fi 'Q 0- 7 kg ' in ' ' I man! W 5 7' - is 4-I , r fr ff 1 f it-5.-surf ....---r xi 1 , .T - y ...ff , . in ,V ,J W WM qt, Q 5 K it 22 vs lv flax Q is r N my If T ,W El f RF-fl M fly T X 'ffl I ' I ROW ONE: Mike Mc Comas, Susan McCool, Al McCormick, Ioan McCutcheon, Linda McDonald. ROW TWO: Tim McGagin, Sue McGrady, Connie McKinne'y, Julie McKinney, Virginia McNabb. ROW THREE: Joan McWilliams, Karen Melby, Richard Metcalf, Dick Midkiff, Marilyn Miles. ROW FOUR: Monte Miller, Stan Miller, Darlene Milne, Harry Minger, Dave Miser. ROW FIVE: Terry Morehead, Tony Morgado, Dave Moss, Betty Mulkey, Stephanie Murray. ROW SIX: Ron Myers, Noe Nadeau, Doug Neary, Gary Nelson, Jim Nelson. ROW SEVEN: Bob Nicoletti, Rick Noel, Joy Norris, Brent Northrop, Juanita Norton. 1 I .-'dl - -'Z J ,Qi ly 3 : ' in 3R' J a , Q . ' E , gg., A A Qt A :-' f , U' , N, ,W y J ff -. es 'ga we-' J -R Q b 4 In .V his s. X X 132 'ai QU' L A x KL W - - ' h V E 43 w x V' A .,,, 4. 4 up-0' , W 3, t, 79 X E , ' X 1 'r '1':w L 1 'B V4 ' O 1 M Y' -:cur t wszf ,ctw K ,, 5, JG- ' ,Qt , 3- fn, 'sf' - 'E f ' .Z...o lv A' ROW ONE: Richard Nunes, Mike Olivera, Charles O'NeiIl, Terry Oneill, Ernie Owens, ROW TWO: Barbara Padgett, George Palmer, Bob Parker, Doug Parkinson, Leanna Patton. ROW THREE: Sharon Peck, Linda Pendleton, Karen Penner, Sherry Peters, Jim Peterson. ROW FOUR: Lynda Philleps, Pat Pierce, Diane Place, Mickey Plaster, Judy Pope. ROW FIVE: Ronnie Pope, Charlotte Powell, David Prather, Henry Pratt, Mickey Prieheim, ROW SIX: Betty Probst, Joanne Puritz, George Raiter, Jo Rankin, Jerry Rasmussen. ROW SEVEN: Fred Reeder, Jeanette Reigel, Ken Richards, Joyce Richmond, Alice Rios. 'Ql A ,far 's 'KJ' 5 .Aw S l f 'W. .' 'Q e M fs: Q Q my 1 ' fur, ov- , K Nun, 4 sf'- 1 , 7 -fe, ag-eff , '1 ,,. R 'ff .ls A J 5 4 '21 ,pf Vs 'I' .S , Q ' x 4' Q X , x 1 ,K - . 'W , 3 ig-wi' ,W iff' f- ka V., f in ' 1 ...ij qi -P Ek lzir .: I f ,KVL ,.w. , L f' , f N ' MS Y X . vitflav wx' 3' W , ,, 'HP fC: A3 6 J, S 7' 4 .... ..,, . L, y.: W. --:P ff' I 4' 3 N 'F- -fl' 'L'-IQ.. 1: ,, ., WTT 'Y .-'M' 2 X: 3, 5 it 'gd' si 5, ck y 45 - ' 'vc' 'R .. - M M. , R A Q N A . , ct 4 tl' I X ROW ONE: Rachel Rios, Chuck Rodman, Ray Rolls, Roger Rose, Karen Roseland, ROW TWO: Nancy Rossi, Jim Rudy, Bob Russell, Toni Sanchez, Donna Schroer, ROW THREE: Arne Schuster, Barbara Schwartzkoph, Joel Scotchler, Larry Seaman, Babs Seifert. ROW FOUR: Eldon Seipert, Joyce Shaw, Vicki Shaw, Rodger Shelton, Todd Shelton, ROW FIVE: John Shepherd, Lory Sherman, Ralph Shoemaker, Bob Shrader, Roy Shultz. ROW SIX: Tom Sidener, Alvie Silva, Delores Silva, Joyce Simmons, Claudia Sisk, ROW SEVEN: Jim Sloan, Chris Smith, Dan Smith, David Smith, Jeffery Smith. - J H it il.. , . QE 5, pp elv I We A ' 5 9 ,war 1727 , vi if Q im J 4 i,o'v9v Q x S4 ...J as Algrr- Qs, I al . fr 2 ' 'Q 4 mv fa 1 Q. 3 I Q, was 2 f H, 3 - ' ' if isa -sr is L f- A 1 F . r' lf' M , gi L, F 452 ' I 'J 1 H' L am .' as- Q 'f J V tit., Z Q rv 'k-. 4 K ' L J .-.pf 4 new gif: 4 f - . A ' .441 ROW ONE: Linda Smith, Lorrie Smith, Robert Smith, Ron Smith, Wayne Smith. ROW TWO:Judy Snow, George Spangler, Jim Spangler, Leddy Speegle, Lee Spesert, ROW THREE: Glenda Squires, Donna Stackhouse, Bonnie Stanley, Jerry Stevens, Ray Stewart. ROW FOUR: Jim Steele, Janice Still, Gary Stone, Evonne Stoschke, Brian Strom, ROW FIVE: Leslie Stuck, Joan Sullivan, Terry Sullivan, Ted Swanson, Jim Taylor. ROW SIX: Carol Thompson, Jerry Thompson, Judy Thompson, T rone Thompson, Francis Tipton. ROW SEVEN: Ray Tonn, Dennis Town, Lonnie Tyown- send, Don Turnbaugh, Dirk VanBuskirk. wif-M' gf 5 .' yy .A K 1 . R2 5: 'is ' S- f .gr-A .rx A 3 5 x lg: Q 2 - gn- 5 4' an fc' , .. , in :f,f,.x ,--w 4 t t A it A .0 ,L A swf ' w ' ' 'V' M- . ,nv-If kim Q 5,,,3,..4 V s ...,,,f s 5131 'mea '2 'p,, 'x ' 13 t, ill gr- My K u ' 1 Y , , ....r...,, ...M V l5 yyy I V r R Fl O I 1 X 1 X, 1 . f 'fs ' , 'Sir at , 4 - -f - -wr 'Ffa -E W' 4' G -Srl ffl' 3.1. Y ' X L dw J, t A 1 4 s g A ia y wi lr C' i f 3' 4 rf- rg-':g,?,r74.. ,ai M11 , y, .-.W . ig, 4, , L. ,AA fi' 1. X x . t, ROW ONE: Irma VanGunda, Marlene Valine, Jerry Vice, Margaret Vincent, Larry Wahl, ROW TWO: Tom Walker, Gary Wallace, Rena Wampler, Karen Warkentin, Carolyn Wasmuth. ROW THREE: Brian Waters, Carolyn Watkins, Greg Watkins, Jim Watkins, Reggie Watt. ROW FOUR: Jack Weist, Don Wetmore, Carrie Wetter, Donna Wheeler, Ron Whitehill. ROW FIVE: Mike Wiebe, Lavonna Wilkins, Connie Williams, Doug Williams, Douglas Williams. ROW SIX: Ron Williams, Cleve Willis, Patsy Wing, Kay Wipf, Dave Wood, ROW SEVEN: Allen Woolery, Elaine Wright, Richard Wright, Ailene Phillips, Judy Opsahl. SOPHCMORES .,-A 'E '61 N-.., GAYLE EVERLY SUE BROGUNIER 2 pg In-.Qi A Sec,-ef-ary Treasurer fn: A A if 4-'F T3 F YI U K -.QQ X ZCT ,,,K ,A ' 'L h ' ' - ef t I AT t Q Lava ' V' uw t 55 tina ' 2 s f 5 r..r A A r A . si'...:..: Q! ih.L'f- in - A-ite A fix of A--. A' -A E' A X VS' fi ' 'E ' I , A Kuna E xx -,L Q 3 A V 1 - s fa an tl , , - 'fj,.,'1 I V ' n .- X J JIM HUTCHINSON President '58, :,g.- ,,,,.- JAMES LUCCHESSI Vice Presldent - fob ...Lia A- N E M 'gig is 'gQ .,,,-mm Q or Y A Louis BoRoEs 'fig ,A 'iii ' it FRED mom 5' S f F . -li-Q., nn.--, ,ff - ' -fi f, tl 'Q wa gd E- . S P9 'V ' f i Af , KATHY KEMPToN '-3 r f, A dt-f ay ' JEAN oouro 4' .A - A ,,. .QS 'fix' xapti. - 'I I 4 11 P F If si, f' t 'Al Q P at Sophomore ., . F J V ' 1 tit Representatives 1 gb' --f 'G' 'Q ' i fm. ,-.- 10' ii A ' ' . A Ia' K i i Q ' A A uv C . sfrf ea, i .,,. .., if is 'ii' A -452 Y. it -'Sf an is :ls 5 QW' ei rrrrr r W xl Ji is 2 is FIT fa' 1 fi G' 5' 'rf' N' 1vf':'y 9' , t f 2: J , A 43' , 'I 'SI ,J J--fs , -- K 1 ' 5 , 1-pf , ., W ivfx .,,, , 4 ' A '! ROW ONE: Dennis Aalfs, Jim Ackzien, Billy Adams, Richard Adams, Myra Allen. ROW TWO: Pat Allen, Ardith Allread, Helen Anastas, Mike Anderson, Cecile R berta Atkins, Howard Andrews. ROW THREE: Rosalie Andrews, Reed Applegate, o Austen, Carol Avrit. ROW FOUR: Cliff Axene, Allis Aydlott, Pat Bailey, Linda Baker, Gary Baldwin. ROW FIVE: Kathy Baldwin, Terry Barker, Darleen Barnard, Beth Barnes, Howard Barnett. ROW SI z Richard Barrie, Bill Bastings, John Bates, Dennis Beach, Mike Behr. ROW SEVEN: Jeanne Besegh, Janice Bills, Art Birakas, Dennis Bird, Alice Blankenship. 5' fa Y AWK ' ' f - -e-V W so is 1' sf ., , 9' ' W S- i Q f. . us R H.. M q Z.. ,S 9' - Q .- -71 -u...f tw' F, ' ox ISA if rl' A A 4 C , ,Q-f 'm ,S-4' ' . 5 n 'K ,, v- 4 ,ak ,as ,L Y 'M -Y, r X X f I X .I 1 A - L 1 V 45 r 3 , .. is A , Q 'swf- ' ,,s,,:.,'fa-1 'lf' +., ss'--' Q wr ' , ' ' ,, E, ' 2- 1:::1' Q 5 r KN ..-:M I gg . V ss A- Q ., f' 'f-fm-ff ' A f .. gil V 5' af, 5 li S LA ' .L ' K ,.,, r lk If ' 'N fa 'f-- fs cw -Af' ' R ' T1 u ,rl '-N if K , 1 K af- ' ' sl H g ' T Q' g W' li S V 5,3 an .s r , Ai M , in ' .-sf I . 'J V, ,NA V il, Fwy' W up--' X' W., . 7 W K , 'K f ri... A .asf 1. in V , v M , . .Q Q lm Ov 1 A 5' Iv. Q 5 b A , 1 .8 Q , .N Q 5 . ' s. Ni . 0, ,V ',.,, sr- r X ew , ., . 4 W , : X , 4 W , wi t1 ROW ONE: Linda Blewett, Salley Blunkall, Lou Borges, Jan Bowen, Sandy Bowers. ' ' B k Nelson ROW TWO: Ron Bowles, Conme Boyd, Suzanne Brogunrer, Joetta a er, Briles. ROW THREE: Verna Brooks, Lucille Brouillard, Billie Brown, Janet Brown. ' ROW FOUR: Ron Brownell, Ron Brott, Leona Bolstad, Lynne Bortol- M1chaelBrown. ozzo, John Bossard. ROW FIVE: Ed Bristow, Carol Bumgardner, Larry Bunch, Betty Bunch, John Burgess. ROW SIX: Stan Burgess, Bob Burnett, Marvin Byerly, Mike B b Car enter, Calkins, Ron Carey, ROW SEVEN: Cheryl Carlson, Chuck Carlson, o p Bob Carper, Sue Carper. Esta man ' ' s EU ' wi-fix -nw f M' I N-'I QM W C L., .- , ,. if , ' is! ' ,E ,.,. ,lf , nwyA W l .. J A fl. 4 if x If f s ,V W .G .C ' ' g M x zz :fl V' 'X Q xx if 3 , Y imfi- Xl. Y, , ::.. ' f Xiang fa , K , NN.N ' , lk . K, , if , as 4' 3 1 J lm Q ' D ' ' 4 2 in -., J 5 '1 M J l I ' S , jr I : M 'J Ig 145 lv: as K 'va' 7 J: t' G . 'ff QC' J' ',l ' L as was ki WA,-' X' if -K D l .L 1 A fy , 5 J - A , W' 1 T2 C. - c -R R'-fl 1: Z Q 1- -., ' x ' ' 'ifi' j A. X .ef f ' .1 , .f 1 R f I -. -J f ff H A ,A ik +449 Wil- ifxw ggi 40 K I ,oy ' X R K ra' 'H D 1 .1 .ls ROW ONE: John Carr, Larry Carter, Jess Castillo, Robert Chacon, James Chalmers. ROW TWO: Sherri Chase, Janet Chesney, Dawn Christopherson, Alvin Clark, Marilyn Clark. ROW THREE: Colleen Clawson, Dale Cloyd, Ron Coleman, Robert Codic, Helen Cooley. ROW FOUR:RobertCosta, LarryCrab- tree, Brayton Crandall, Freda Jo Crane, Don Crawford, ROW FIVE: Kathleen Crawford, Danny Crockett, Sandy Crockett, Nora Crosby, Vera Cunha. ROW SIX: Carl Cuthbertson, Lewis Dart, Jim Davis, Spike Davis, Vikki Davis. ROW SEVEN: Doris Dawson, Bonnie Dealey, Shirley DeGraw, Ken Devlin, Pat Del Rosario. Ayn, If 6 ,gvo M16 I, , L 'UZ' f EQ +gQ' , ,Q fiffa., , 5-.51 sf-,I A H-A Cf 'P L 3 V W My I Q-a .. 4, 14' .vs fo- -' 'f , - .qs . . X X, 4 an E M ' Y Q A , , 435 JFK Af V..-.,, H ,I S ,. W3 , me are 12- Q 1 It-il ' fi' :AQZ 2 'Y ,.,,,,. sr g A fr , ' ...LLP fk, -'lax' rw 17 'N 7 K 'x ,gc 5 ir' J g-fo -:fr r s , , TY V , .L s I2 if l il .twig is ggb' t. f ,,V,kk ' :-, . I t 3' x rice f-we at is y fav' ,V A Q, 6 ,ZA mv, fn 'TK' '- gf, L 17 ROW ONE: Jack DeSelms, Clyde Dias, Geraldine Dias, Linda Dillon, Larry Dobbins. ROW TWO: Carolyn Dodge, Kathleen Donner, Dorthey Dotson, Barbara Doyle, Susan Dragoo. ROW THREE: Rich Drennan, Gerry Droz, Dorthy Duncan, Jim Dunn, Virginia Dunton. ROW FOUR: Tim Early, Jerry Edlefson, Carol Egbert, Evaline Eggleston, Susan Ellard. ROW FIVE: Dale Embree, Sue England, Gilbert Enns, Jackie Estess, Gayle Everly. ROW SIX: Gary Fairchild, Susan Fanlo, Mary Fanno, Sheila Farly, Larry Fechner. ROW SEVEN: Ron Federspeil, Gerry Ferguson, Jim Ferguson, Jim Ferguson, Lynda Ferrel. K.. . 11 l ,fr fl' lbs unix! M it , g - eg J y 16- xi!! Si? J T . :' g .r b:. Quzz n ' J . :i i ' , J wil fr- . 5 V' '9' 8 +. 3 If 'B F -au 52 5 ' ,c ' ST w,.,,r. 3' 'J A .- L : ir A tgwi .an an 2 is y , fl fu Q' SFS' ' 0. g , P.: 3. , 2 Q. J i S. . r' . -M r . f J 7 fm 4-'A' A 4 2,9 f- , 'za fc 4' gg J nf: if If .C rf Qykh I ' I , A Sb I J 'M ROW ONE: Roberta Ferry, Brent Fisher, Bob Foster, Ron Fox, Terrie Fox, ROW TWO: Freda Frederick, Ron Frey, Bill Fricke, David Fritter, Bob Fry, ROW THREE: Jim Fulton, Larry Gabbert, Aloha Gackstetter, Tala Garrnen, Lelia Garner. ROW FOUR: Shirley Garner, Robert Garrett, Bart Gee, Clair ' ' - ' G1 ac, Jean Gould, Geer, Gloria Gibbs. ROW FIVE. Deana Glatz, Marie um Tom Graner, Kathy Grant. ROW SIX: Margaret Gray, Bob Greer, John Greg- Tamara Groff, Betty Gurnble. ROW SEVEN: Danny Gunzburg, Merrilyn orie, Hageman, Mike Halderson, Jennifer Hanks, Judy Hanks. .IA W rf' 155-' fl' A, :nv-f ,.... .aw If 48 4f ' ,fs-y Aa ,pl-naw ,..,., an .nw 'R Q' A .. ' nw yd:-gr W gqglfq- gill' nr ---v my ku' Q'-f 4' Jo All P4 W waz: 'EY b N. ,a?'lM'K are ali 'nv ,.,,4 mv tw my 'Q' ROW ONE Chrrsty Hannah Lmda Hanson Pat Harrrs Dale Harrrson Ron Harrrson ROW TWO Lynden Hart Eldon Hathaway Conme Haugaurd Nancy Haverty L Vonna Hays ROW THREE Mary Hays Gerld Hargrove Rrchard Healless Melvtn Harrrngton Marvrn Heath ROW FOUR Roger Heostrom Robert Herdrnger Lanette Henderson Ken!-Ienegar Lmda Henry ROW FIVE Charles Hersom GarlHertzfe1dt Ger1dH1ghtower Terry Hrldebrand RandyH111 ROW SIX Lrnda H111 JaH1C6 Hmron Lynne Hock, Brenda Holsey Joy Hopkrns ROW SEVEN James Home Larry Howlett Bob Hubbard Robert Hull Pat Hunger tk R3 1. 5 1 'T' V may Q , .. , ,V A, k ,,..,,- Kr, I ff .p O T L: - s ef' 1 2 ,yi ' 0 K T ., .W .3 sw. s -'V nr R ry v Y f J? A X M A. ,sr 'il 7' f A ,. A ,. . E M... A. fin. 'Q'-' ,R fy-wie' Wu' 'A E L N, E r .E t. ' t O.. .. ' 1 ' ,K I ,..- A ' w .N 4 av- 3 W - 'F at A L A 1 ' A ' if ,ff sc as as '4 ff ffwi , K , , 'ax 1 K 7 'fd' ' X ' 5 ,, xp Q W, V I ' 'af 3 44 -1 kr YK' -' , Q-1' A rf? Q. 753' 5 3 W , L4 fi, . VU' ' N 2' 'C at 'G skit E ' V ' , R A Q. ...fl V 'fr ' fe as A, , ' t if '- -lv .M ,X f I 1 Q, ah, X r K . x ix 1 5 A f i I 1 ' . ' . I ' . ' . ' . I y . . , 3' . 1 , l. A I . .' , . ' ,. ' n : 1 1' 1 . , u - ' - 5 f v , . : . , 2, 'W' 3 fu- , E , :Sig -if W em L., 1: ' A L 4. Li. L 4 Qf fi. , ,... ...., L 4 , Hu .M J-,ills M, 'M I is f its :VVK I S- at :Q M ff A c' L .4 'K ' .- W 1 2 if N ' 4 4' M 1 L , - ' ' er. ' 2' ' in 'F W 3? la, L, E Y L fjih L , f' ' 57 - . , ,ttr -vw fv- , A 0 in , L .. :: : , ,GK ,...,., , qi.. vrfa., , . ...,. vw, Eik'q,,,,r K f I 1 -1.-rev tw 'fl L 1 ., I , y W A K , , , . 1 A, TG- A 'I' ' ff ' Q T54 1 K tv if ,. I 5. 3 N A 1, ROW ONE: Jim Hutchinson, Richard Jacobs, William Jarvis, Terri Iellison, Jay lessee. ROW TWO: Don Ioley, Beverly Iones, Ioan Jones, Patty Iones, Sharon Iones. ROW THREE: Uless Jones, Nik i Kalb, Casy Kay, Karen Keith, Diane Kelsey. ROW FOUR: Kathie Kempton, Donna Kendall, Bill Knox, Larry Labreacht, lim Lamb. ROW FIVE: Kathy Lamphere, Carla Larson, Sandra Laurie, Fred Lawson, Al Lehman. ROW SIX: Merle Leighty, Ron Le Rossignel, Dorthy Lessley, Steve Linden, Penny Linquist. ROW SEVEN: Barbara Lobdell,Eric Loehuing, Linda Lofgren, Arlene Logan, Mary Lough. k .gs ff fur w, gl ., .I ni X. Q: 5- aww.- 'A Q-7. , If t. A if 1:3 wk 2 f Q I X 'xt ,g rae ,ga -.::.f x 'J E L., . - P mmli f fxznbl E L A L l 1 '33 4' we ,IRQ fr.: an J A so , 4 ,O ,,,,,,, E y 1, 'T' i.,:f il L s L. ...fs J' , If F -L R' .Z k 1 .ivy ff if :izb L S ,it dp, GT 2 -gm M. .22 . , gr ' gf N' rf- -:H 2 'Q' ' , , , f s17 ---f' ' if I YT' , 'Y A elel 1 if R X as witlts, pn 'V ..- 'EL x V we K ' iff' 'N F' 'U' Y A er, R 1 an M ,.Q,. ,QQTQJ S- EN ROW ONE: Elizabeth Lucas, Jackie Lucas, 'Pat Lucas, Walter Lucas, Jim Lucchesi, ROW TWO: Elouise MacAbee, Pat Manes, Ron Manninih Jim Marshall, Penny March. ROW THREE: Leslie Marti, Linda Martin, Georgia artwig, June Matlock, Lloyd Maxson. ROW FOUR: Eddean McCall, Kath McClain. Judy McNett, David'Mc- Comb, Larry McCray. ROW FIVE: Janice M5cCurry, Sharon McCurdy, Mike Mc- Dowell, Adel McElroy, Collett McElroy. ROW SIX: Lester Mclntire, Hazel Mc- Intyre, Nancy Merlo, Gary McKell, Sally McLean. ROW SEVEN: Don McMillan, Kathy McOmie, Jay McQuiston, Bob Melbourn, Pat Merrithew. f' ' rf , A' f if 4' M2-f if Q.-f 39 f- : 3' fr' le E ii 'S- 'SFR ' 4' K I QQS' ,J-if as '55, . ' 4 au' ' af! ,vw ,inf , K y E 4: as , ff ' 'fe 'Sri' 4 'Jw Qc- 33, O . I. K Y Q alll, gum., 1' af fs gs . K Q' so Van. H Y, 2: 'X E M will 1 -is-'I B, , vi' MB H M - 2 I Ah, Q vs Qu 3, Jw- ,X 4?-W lx ., . 'lk QL!! .,. Sa az. ' ' A i ii 3-if si., , ,fill Ss , Ol 0: . ,K - Ny .f We S WA. ' ROW ONE: Jackie Michaud, Don Miles, Ron Miles, Kay Millard, Larry Miller. ROW TWO: Nancy Miller, Nina Minton, Allan Mitchell, Larry Moehrye, Bonita Moore. ROW THREE: Gayle Moore, Susan Moore, Helen Moran, Jan Morehead, Sharon Morton. ROW FOUR: Russell Mote, Carol Mullins, Nadine Murray, Claudie Myers, David Myers. ROW FIVE: Maron Myers, Darleen Nannah, Dianna Nash, Dick Nelson, Emory Nelson. ROW SIX: John Nelson, Kay Nelson, Mike Newman, Linda Newport, Nancy Nickols. ROW SEVEN: Mike Nuggent, Mike Nuner, Willadene Nunes, Karen Olsen, Roger Olsen. SQ -ws? -or of QE? svn , H ,A 4 I J is vi' A94 J V is ' J P 1' J if at ?,,,- ' , .gs-af A ' F-' , xy ' Wffrtf P S eisr Q if -my Q 3 5 W vs A 7, 5'-2 1: gl' F ki ::h,.1-w-eff , www ,lb .. .r I I Nl' 'J ur f ,e 'Q , f ' it J- Qg, F2251 gg , 43- Q' 'M S R Q st. A J A e LJ.. vs' 'A -533 ' ' , , , f M V L 'i -' K - f A Q W I hi , af 1, if N Ei , P lm. ' V 4' x ig, 4'-Si' xl ZPQ Q L 'mt at ' ,gz 5 if J ia ' we o S , Ja... , ,,,,,,., ,V ,,: g . A J ' J , , Q . ha. ,, I x C F ' Q 'N as . -xr 'W V . Z gg. . , ' g ,4 4-:V 'J 7 I I I ..--s W' 'L ROW ONE: Carol Orear, Elizabeth Orear, John Orendorff, Rhoda Orner, Tom Osborne. ROW TWO: Dennis Osterman, Pat Overstreet, Marlene Padgett, Jim Palmer, Wally Palmer. ROW THREE: Wayne Parker, Salley Parkinson, Iris Pearson, Elizabeth Pemperton, Judy Pentico. ROW FOUR: Fred Perlinger, Allen Peterson, Cheryl Peterson, Roger Phillips, Sharron Picchi. ROW FIVE: David Pickering, John Pickett, Joyce Pike, Don Planchard, Don Polen, ROW SIX: Jims Pons, Jim Poore, David Porter, Ernest Porter, Lana Potter. ROW SEVEN: Micki Potter, Diane Powell, Chuck Pulliam, Byron Purcell, Bob Putney. Mfr, 'S T ff' if C ,9- Yi L , I r gs ,..- 62 F, I Y HIT' ,ab Q5 Nm , Q.. JIM 'QM -,4-.....-v ,mg .-we K .' CADUCEUS 3 A T J af-3 5 5: '53 1959 js H Q V, 5, 5, i f ,.1: ,,g ' i A t x 3 k nw ' .-r-f R T -.V .i,, is f gg, ,A It ,A 1 an V , 'I 'S r ... A ' 5 5' gs., tv, ,,,,, Q ,Nh ROW ONE: Gordon Randolph, Fred Rash, JoAnn Raudebaugh, Belva Reed, Gerald Reedy. ROW TWO: Lynda Reese, Linda Reeves, Norman Regan, David Reigal, Terry Reuse. ROW THREE: Craig Rice, Larry Richards, Dan Richardson, Sharon Richardson, Terry Richert. ROW FOUR: Loretta Rinder, Larry Roberts, Sandy Rob- erts, Louise Robinson, Ra' Robinson. ROW FIVE: Connie Rode, CADUCEUS 1959, Bill Rodgers, Carolyn Rocggers, Susan Rollins, Larry Roy. ROW SIX: Chuck Ruttan, Judee Schmidt, Bob Schoening, Richard Schroder, Sandra Schwartz. ROW SEVEN: Don Scofield, Virginia Scoles, Cynthia Scotchler, Mark Scott. 1 ., '93 1 Q asf, gk, - , I ,,. my IMI: cl F 5 ,iivg -0 dl ,gr N ' S sk-, X ,,. 5? 5: ar Q 'zz s 'Q 'f' wav Q t . 31,37 av' 4.1! 'ik gil?-' Tin! 5' J, is ' '36 , rv XM k 4. , i it . fi .' ,F 1 A if on rw, iqiik :rf A L., 'S-2 .w ff, , ,lf-at 4 . s nw -sn .I ' lk' M. ' , C J 1 ,t iff 'ff f'f'T'??- if fa Af ROW ONE: Melva Scott, Marnie Seal, Warren Seller, Bruce Seivertson, Carl Selkirk. ROW TWO: Ron Selkirk, Julie Sessler, Janet Severs, Peggy Sewall, Dan Shapiro. ROW THREE: Lynn Shaw, Marie Shaw, Donna Shellenberger, Evelyn Sheets, Bessie Shinn. ROW FOUR: Larry Shirley, George Silua, Phil Slattery, Georgia Small, Barbara Smith. ROW FIVE: Charles Smith, Charlotte Smith, Dave Smith, Gary Smith, Jan Smith. ROW SIX: Leroy Smith, Margaret Smith, Roger Smith, Sharyl Smith, Vic Soden. ROW SEVEN: Craig Sorenson, JoanSorrer1son, David Somder, Roy Sprague, Richard Staddard. 'C' 8. 5 'k'k I g X rx is ' N: I 'U r r , , ir Q i' W +r Qi- S S R it A55 E fw at 4 wkff K, a . ..1 P'- lj! K 5 ' lk . ig 9 I xg 3' .. iv' tg A .af if -C Sr 'S' .I N aiw 'C' VS' .gk hvf in ff 9 or H, It .J 1 .Orb 4 I 11 T :r'-5 'Q' A W' F af' 'K rig ,, , at .1 T ,J , A YQ, be , V i aj V , or F ? ' T J ' ' N kk Q - 'gi V . V fn ROW ONE: Karen Staples, Tom Stillo, Roger Stevens, Barbara Strange, Jill String- fellow. ROW TWO: Elaine Strom, George Stutz, Shirley Sumner, Connie Sutton, Tonia Ann Sylvin. ROW THREE: Elaine Swickard, Jane Symons, Myra Tarrant, Jean Taylor, Mardell Taylor. ROW FOUR: Patrica Taylor, Tann Teeples, Fred Teron, Ken Terrell, Barbara Thompson. ROW FIVE: Carol Thompson, Linda Thompson, Marlene Tidmarsh, Doug Timmons, Mary Louise Tollie. ROW SIX: Patty Toney, Don Toole, Carole Turnbull, Linda Tuttle, Harold Urness. ROW SEVEN: Bob Vanderly, David VanDyke, Jackie Vanella, Viola Van Gunda, Larry Vaughn. -5' , J' ., L If 'L L-.gl sc: ,Q 1 A tv, W in , 'Lx 3 , is Y at 'S , ?':. 4' ' 110 P? , if 'QC -'if 'ii-M .Nr- , ' f f W 'Q-F . 13347 1 .xi in 3 , . - fix , if I' K X ' . A if f inf X ,g W, 'YW' y +'.,,,,,,,f t. 4 A ' S .bf , , 5 ,VZ 'SY' L fu- .' 0. fgEB'1f 'Y: M :gf , A 'v .,, W li K , 4 A L 3' X' e '1-75 ,SWG nf X 6 mv, N V ROW ONE: Lynn Wagoner, Valerie Waistell, Alice Walker, Carol Walker, Bruce Wallen. ROW TWO: Jim Watson, Robert Watt, Dick McWilliams, Jim Webster, Byron Weeb. ROW THREE: Virginia Westlake, Don Wheeler, Bill White, Waita Whitlow, Ciceley Whitney. ROW FOUR: Loretta Williams, Jake Wise, Mary Wise, Jack Wood, Delbert Woodcy. ROW FIVE: Larry Wright, Andy Wrinkle, Jim Wursch- midt, Louie Ybanyez, Ju y Yokey. ROW SIX: Sandra Youne, John Young, Diane Zande. We Q 23 'NSR vp? REQ me V G in AGRICULTURE NURSE X 'S 1 I ki HISTORY in ing. P ,M 4, Mi g an A '-qi glsnl' 1.1151 ' .HF MR DON CLARKE Agrlculture Sclence and Counsehng MR TED ZIMMER Agrxculture Shop MR RALPH FILSON Agrlculture Sclence MISS HELEN DOBBAS Hxstory MR VINCE HOLBROOK I-hstory Nzlrig THELMA PORTWOOD REL? B H- MRS MILDRED CURL Department Head, Typmg MRS JEAN ONFFROY French MR. WILLIAM SPICER Latm DRIVER EDUCATION I MR REX MCDOUGAL Dnver Educatlon Physlcal Educatlon MR ROBERT WILMUTH Drlver Educatlon M a c hlne S ho p CHOIR MR LESLIE SWEENY Instrumental Muslc Hlstory MR CHARLES THOMPSON Vocal Muslc ART MR. JOHN RANDALL Arr Instruction MISS VALENTINA NIELSON Llbrarlan Vlsual Alds Llbrary Sclence I I I 3 63 HISTORY MRS . VIOLET BESS English MR. W. SCOTT LAWLER English, Red and Gold Advisor MRS. DORIS PARKER Counselor, Clerical Practice MR ERNEST GROFF I Typing, Bookkeeping, Bus 1 iness Law, Counseling BUSINESS MR. RICHARD HAYDEN Drama , Public Speaking MRS. MARIORIE MCLAIN MR. CLARENCE LEONARD English History, Department Head MRS. ALLIE MAE WARD Department Head, English, Counseling -,,,,,i:-5, H M V :... .,,: ..... wi, .,,AvA, ,wwf -- .emfwf , a M , .. V A - ., K, VL k,k.L., i . . - SCIENCE MR SHELDON MADDUX Chemlstry MR. DEAN DIXON B xology PHYSICAL Blzesgfszsssisssiafs, EDUCATION .IOE ROCK MCCLELLAN FRANCES SKIP MCDONALD WAYNE BOULDING REX MCDOUGAL HOME ECONOMICS MRS VIRGINIA BAXTER MRS EMMA COOK Department Head Counsehng Sewmg Home Management MRS HELEN PADGETT Foods 70 MRS HULDA CONKLIN Bl0I0gy Department Head Hlstory HISTORY Hlstory and Ca duceus MR GORDON FERRIN :nn-ni Y 1 'I ' MR. n u MR. u n MR. E- MR. , I MR. l '1 I 1. ' ' 'D ' COUNSELING FOREIGN Q ff. MR. R. NUNES Head Counselor for the Chico City Schools MR. R. WHIT E and MRS. B. WELTY Spanish MR. I. HOPKINS MRS. N. CARTER MR. I. CRANE A N D U S C I E N C E 0 ,,. '--an lr? ART GIRLS L A N G U A G E S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss D. Stettler Miss E. Borne field Mrs. Stevens Mrs. Bigelow MR. G. CLARKE, MR. 1. DUNCAN, Electric Shop MR. G. PRENTIS Drawing Auto Shop Crafts and Mechanical 71 CFFICE STAFF i BURG Main Office V? MRS. KAY ALTEN- MRS. CLEORA PRIEL, Comptrollers Office 'Nr MISS BERTHA BIEDERSTADT Counselor s Offlce MISS IUDY YOUNG Mam Off1CC MRS CORA FURT ADO Bookroom ATTENDANCE OFFICE STAFF 73 H' ,fi 1 , ...gs AJ I SIAFF - '9 fi' 'I WS' v , J f 2 - 3' X va 5 Q 5 :': f 1 r . W' . f t .ll ff if Q . W. ,, ' H '1. 'M K A A- ' JKT ww: ? -.T 5' fr. '-- Wir' : Ln: me 1 Qi A 3.5 jxtrr fl.MikL1:,f Q' Qs , . A ,,, .Finn 4 , ,K .M J 41 .LTL mf --Q-- xl - 1 Y, Q 'J' . IY 'mv Q' ., 'K W '1 . , I , 2 ,. g X1 Q K' , . 5-. 'qr4 xx, QQ I x', f is 5 L' I 4 fl ,.. , an 'E ? A un Q 3 4 Af Q F A 1 Y 1- ' 1 3 tg ,151 an 4 A , 'Q' f si ' Y . 'r' nf, ,hw ' W ' L' - 2 Q ., '+i7v1f H R Q,- CSHS HONOR STUDENTS CSF ODD MEMBERS ROW ONE: lanice Macomber, Christy Notley, Ioy Everett, Sue Rawlins, Wanda Gates, Martha Bridges. ROW TWO: lim Griffith, lim Andruss, Ken Fries, Chuck Duncan, Ken Brownell, Bill Guynn, Gordon Adams, Jerry Nunes. , , 'I G I I at oi - . 5 0 1 ' I httte, Nancy lessee 1 Ianrce Macomber A Jerry Nunes Steve Settle fnot ptcturedj Ierry Nunes and Anne Roseman BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS AND CANDIDATES ' ROW ONE: Ioy Everett, Linda Kalb, Arleta Moore, Betty Rhorabough, ROW TWO: Ray McKray, Ohet Hin- shaw, Gordon Adams. xr Barbara Barram va, ivan. yy . 42 ,K 5 .nai.NUE li? -J gg m an az zen Q 42 5 I7 114 03: Qik 'QQQME1 V YQ YQ I O GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN The Girl s Athletic Association is a club that has been organized for all girls who are interested in sports At the beginning of each school year a reception is held ln Lincoln Hall to introduce all girls inter ested in sports to the officers and explain something about the goals and activities of G A A The rules are made by the current G A A Council and they also plan the yearly activities and prolects for the club The council members include all the G A A officers the Girl's Block C President and the four sports managers During the year the club held two bake sales as a money raising prolect and attended two Sports Days conducted at Chico State College This President Janice Macomber Vice President Bonnie Vanderlup Secretary Linda Taylor Treasurer Judy Williams Point Recorder Dale Edson Historian Connie Williams . 0 . . . . . , . . I ' . I . . . I I . ' . year the advisor is Mrs. Bigelow, and the officers are .... I F 5 Q in 1- .n42?v3 3 R13 J .-, 7, -mn- lb-If funvkb - Q' -f.',:: f Q - mr'-, ,M-1 YA, A ,V v.,,u.,g M, ,ms V FOCTBALL VARSITY Chrco Chrco Chrco Chrco Chrco Chrco Chrco Chrco Chrco Chrco 'vhfflf 80 1958 PANTHERS BRING CHAMPIONSHIP TO CHICO HIGH SCORES Fortuna Yuba Crty Nevada Unron Anderson Enterprrse Brshop Armstrong Reno Shasta Red Bluff Orovrlle CHET HINSHAW Chosen to play rn the Callfornra North South Shrrne CI.3SS1C1l'l the Los Angeles Cohseum CSHS ROCK MCCLELLAN RA LPH HENS LEY BLACKIE GILBERT ' 34- 6 I 34- O ' l 1 6- 1 2 ' I 31- 0 I 28- 13 ' ' 34- 7 ' ' 2 1 - 7 I 20- 1 3 I 14- '7 ' 6- 7 ' ff I I ,,., ' ' AA M C 0 A 1 ? C l I H I vw n N G , , 5 , T - I A S 'sa n The Chico High Panthers emerged from the i958 season as Northern Interstate Champions, despite virus attacks and injuries. The team enjoyed an overall nine win, one loss season, and this record was made possible both through the efforts of the coaching staff and the unit team play. Using both returning lettermen and members from last seasons Rambler and Junior Varsity squads, Coach Rock McClellan developed a team with a varied offense that proved quite successful. Equallyimpressive was the defensive unitwho heldthe opposition to a game average of 7 2 points. This figure is even more impressive when the offensive unit scored a total of 229 points Theonly defeat of the season came ln the last game, against Orovllle The tradition of the Chico Orovllle contest was well displayed In the final 7-6 score Playing conditions for this game weren't the best as College Field was a mud hole and a chlll north wmddld its best to keep both players and spectators shivering for the entire contest The team played well as aunlt and to pick any one playeras outstanding would be difficult The seniors who performed with regular consistency In the backfleld were Jim Andruss, Gar Hertzfeldt, Jim Griffith, andWlllle Burney Up front, the senior linemen who made themselves feltwere Chet Hinshaw, Jim Conger, Chuck Duncan, Gene Ingram, Richard Gibbs Bob Adams and Leo Beller Chad Langdon, Jerry Copper and Tom Hill proved themselves as defensive lmemen Chico High salutes the T958 Panther Varsity, Coaches, team physician Dr Maxwell Lee and team managers Mickey Prnehelm and Greg Watkins 7' if dw? G!- yj EEE I 'iinus-3' VA- 'Ow- ROW ONE Jerry Nunes Mike Smith Gary McNair Larry Cook Russ Akerson R1chard Nunes ROW TWO Rtchard Gtbbs Larry Cockrell J1mAndruss Chuck Duncan John Malnor Herb Scott Trm McGagin ROW THREE J1mGr1ff ith Wtllte Burney Gary Hertzfeldt Paul Carrera Ron Kuchmskr Roger Marshall Jlm Conger 81 5? i 5 Y A f M 4, 4, R ' t M, ,sl 'N 1 y S, i, X H Y , Q l . , ,vi-Q 7 x ' . ii-. 1 V f ' g tl ! vt S 5.3, E Q I 5 4 ViAy: vig, ,41. ,iz a s f .. . ' H A M eff? 7 . ' ' . , , , ' whit, 711 .i . 9' 1 P V' A 4,-. ' ' W up H F If C . - X I- Q t s S . . ,lawn 2 Q P' sas sf, if 1 xl I ROW ONE: Chuck Dawson, Chad Langdon, Leo Beller, John Isham, Gene Ingram, Bob Adams. ROW TWO: Steve Arga- bright, Ray McKray, Bob Sheperd, George Henry, Gerald Deadmond, Russ Stewart. ROW THREE: Bob Russel, George Raiter, Chet Hinshaw, Tom Hill, Chuck Barenchi, Mike Brown, Wayne Smith. W V ' CHET HINSHAW was named the outstanding lineman, and received Y ,. the Maddy Madsen trophy. CHUCK DUNCAN won the most im- 'fat proved player trophy. GARY HERTZFELDT was considered the most inspirational player. Both the latter awards are sponsered by Dr. , Maxwell Lee. HM ANDRUSS was named the outstanding back. , 'rib Rv . Wfh' ' ' - .,r, A lm W' or f ' -1 A -is A 'fi 5' A R Y 4' 5 S .,.. A 1' .,f,,,l, y4-i rr' Q' lpvl V is i W E.: l k J V sa N C 1 S ill! WW K4 1' asf it Q? HW' 9' Q5 fx. ' - ,W in :Jr ,, -sag X . 4 K vw. 'HQ ROW ONE Jess Castlllo Norman Regan Arr Barakas Eldon Hathaway Don Scofleld ROW TWO Larry LaBrecht Rrchard Adams Gary Baldwln Don Wheeler Bud Brlstow cuff Axene ROW THREE David 1, -' yi 4. ROW ONE Larry Fechner Steve Lrnden Don Joley R1chard Drennan ROW TWO Don Polen Terry Rlchert Howard Barnett Fred Tuon Byron Webb ROW THREE Jrm Palmer Gary Smrth John Bate COAC H SKIP MCDONA LD QP fr' Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES 43-46 49-32 43-49 47-49 58-40 47-68 52-37 48-56 49-36 57-46 32-16 62-48 68-62 50-41 55-47 63-45 47-36 73-46 69-74 59-57 Marysville Nevada Union George Washington George Washington Yuba City C.S.C. Frosh Lowell Lowell Bishop Armstrong Enterprise Red Bluff Anderson Oroville Shasta Anderson Enterprise Red Bluff Bishop Armstrong Oroville Shasta ACKER TOURNAMENT Chico, , Oroville , Fremont El Camino Red Bluff Shasta , Andrew Hill, , . Plus 47 . Plus 36 . Plus 26 . Plus 13 Minus 22 . Minus 34 Minus 66 Srl kwa-L.4J ! ,4 ' I Q 'vx f f 3' . x E ' E X 5 ,r it fr. ,XX A COACH, WAYNE BOULDING The l959 Panther basketball squad, under the tu- torage of Coach Boulding, really brought home the championship banners. First, the championship of the Northern Interstate Conference was again won by Chico High. Secondly, the fifteenth annual Acker Tournament'Championship was won by Chico High, for the second successive year. The team started slowly, but caught their stride and won the championship in good style, as the scoreboard indicates. Our thanks to the coach and the team for a very successful basketball season. .Q-Q. tai C: I 'fill' Hr YJ Q 1ll a. hm Conger Leo Beller Chet Hrnshaw pas ,tb- ali' Mrke Kerman L' Roger Marshall Robbre Russell xi.-O ,v '5 W1ll1e Burney Gary Hertzfeldt N, Both Wrllre and Gary were chosen from the Chrco team as outstandmg players durmg Q,--ww., the Ac ke r Tournament and were placed on the All Tournament Team Stan Avrit W Wim' Iohn Rue dy r-4f Mike Olivera Jerry Copper Lamar Fairchild C23-'X Paul Carrera hm Grrffrth Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico Chico 88 J.V. BASKETBALL I A SCORES 28-52 51-34 29-46 49-12 39-26 24-33 56-30 34-31 39-26 40-49 53-64 55-44 61-36 49-41 46-35 65-50 35-45 Marysville Nevada Union Yuba City Lowell Lowell Bishop Armstrong Enterprise Red Bluff Anderson Oroville Shasta Anderson Enterprise Red Bluff Bishop Armstrong Oroville Shasta COACH, MCDOUG Ken Hangar ' ' 1-lutchiY1S0n' ad hm - hiilg. lim . ion Mfbfehe ' . if , EUC me Bril6S- Iirn Wurschrnidt' Dggrxtia Larry WHEN' Nason tt, W. jess ' . Howard Bama TTOM RO - TOPROW-. ef. BO Dan ShaP1to' 1352123 Richard Adams' Luc Chem' A1 ATHLETE S AUTCJGRAPHS 7 L 7 . LU 'x Q, D J f f s ,uf V X J L hx . ,U ' XX . SQ' sv!! x X ,, 'Ld J ' 1 . X - M V , 1' Q 55 9 f XX L 3' fl. L Y ax V X N 1. X ' K ' V '- L X f L I ' N' I I X, ' W ,al 1 . 2 4 'L X L 1,3 , i K4 If L V March March March March Aprrl Aprll Aprll Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Aprll Aprrl May May May May May VARSITY BASEBALL 1959 SCHEDULE Nevada Umon Orovrlle Yuba Clty Orovllle nderson Orovrlle Shasta Enterprrse Central Valley Red Bluff Shasta Anderson Central Valley Durham Durham Red Bluff Enterprrse Bush Dalryrnple COACH P KNEELING D Parkrnson G Gerger R Noel R Nunes I Ruedy L Cook STANDING D Shaprro fManagerDL Farrchlld I Grrffrth I Conger L Cockrell R Marsnall G Hertzfeldt M Olrvera 90 March March March March Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Aprtl May May May May J.V. BASEBALL 1959 SCHEDULE Nevada Unron Orovrlle Yuba Clty Orovllle Anderson Orovtlle Shasta Hamrlton Crty Central Valley Red Bluff Shasta Anderson Central Valley Durham Durham Red Bluff CHU L 0 if 'Y...d.., Skrp Mc Donald COACH 'E si KNEELINGI Castrllo H Barnett K Henegar D Scofreld L Maxson B Brrstow I Poore I Luchesst STANDING E Hathaway N Brtles R Adams D Aalfs F Ttron L Fechner C Selkrrk G Baldwrn I we 91 CSHS TRACK 'xxx QQICQ gig SQQO NTHER' N pmfnlis -uns M-9 E5 I' I I MTHIRS 98 1 D f ,gg FD an r G3 r T N UWB: ROW ONE P Calkrns V Hood, B. Schoenrng M Smrth H Scott R Bunch D Kelly ROW TWO A Becker R Kuchrnskr B Webb E Iacot R. Surrell I Garner T Schultz G Imhoff ROW ONE A Barn D Moss, D. Wheeler R Lawler T Walker B Strom S Gunn ROW TWO D Jolley R Fox I Bates N Campbell I Hutchinson,I Malnar L Wahl C Wrlls 9k 'F mo xururff , ,. '59 A100 ' fl A mms 4 ,f Dj' fs fi R. LeRosigna1, L. Wright, T. Early, R. Hard W ij f ff Jjiffpb f Lf4iU,77af,ZMZjyM K X G! QM J Myjw RWM Af S wr ' A ww W2 f ,,,,. A.1' I .. W J ,W l wf 'ff A fr X P X ff. TENNIS GOLF KNEELING:G. McKeel, B. Jarvis, J. Morehead, L. Beller, K. Fries, M. Priehiem. STANDING: C. Duncan, B. Peterson, B. Stebbens, E. Loehing, W. Burney, S, Argabright. 'X-1 Qtr '41 l. S- SITTING, O. Ruttan, R. Watt G. Hargrove, M. Myers KNEELING: D. Burton, T Richert, D. Lewis, T. Adams L. Scott, STANDING: M Nugent, J. Boggs, C. Hin shaw, J. Andruss, A. Flock. 94 P C -I O Q T P 'U I x V KT 4 .' 'H M ' 1 f 1 L V X ff Zn! I if 1 L f l x A H ij I Y 1 I' 5 If 4 a' X if j tx , XVI, f 'F I J 9 W f I f fx ll 1 K1 A if jk!! ,li Wwjx LA 'Y jf pf QUILL AND SCROLL J ll S Q55 1- I P Quilland Scroll is the lnternational Honorary Society for High School Journalists, and the club at Chico High is composed of staff-members from the Red and Gold and the Caduceus. The club annually sponsors a fund raising project with the main idea for commu n i ty advancement. Mayor Ted Meriam of C h i c o was among the many honored guests that the M club has hosted in its periodical meetings. Through the appreciated efforts of Mr. Schreiter, Mr. Lawler, club advisor, and president, Sue Rawlins, the club was able to participate in the Annual Publications Trip to San Francisco. The San Francisco Chronicle, OFFICERS OF THE QUILL AND SCROLL the Associated Press and KRON-TV were on Sue Rawlins ............ President the excursion list L' d K lb .... . . T . ' in a. a . reasurer This year the club felt a keen loss when Jacquie Stringfellow . . . . Secretary Mrs. A.M. Ward resigned as advisor. She had been the backbone of the club for several years and was directly instrumental in enabling the Quill and Scroll to become an outstanding campus organization that was able to achieve its many goals and offer service to both the school and the community. Sue De Soto .......... Vice -President ROW ONE: Jacquie Snringfellow, Sue De Soto, Page Chiapella, Karen Slattery, Wanda Gates, Christie Notley, Jane Dawson. ROW TWO: Sandy LOfgrin, Mickey Davis, Anne Roseman, Linda Kalb, Sue Rawlins, Lynda Phillips, Joy Andrews. ROW THREE: Ken Fries, Jim Andruss, Bob Jefferson, Chet Hinshaw, Charles O'Neal, Gordon Adams. C M ua A D U C E U S O FUTURE HOMEMAKERS A SEATED Charlotte Powell Sue Mac Cool Joy Conn Nancy Carpenter Barbara Wald STANDING Gall Evans Mrckey Potter Kathy Kemp ton Lynn Wagner Barbare Lee Always movlng forward to complete theur purpose of creatung better cntuzens for the future are the Future Homemakers of Amerlca The task of modellng better cutlzens for the future IS not an easy one but the F H A have successfully accepted the challenge During the school year the club participated In various recreatlonal and soclal actlvltles The Twlrps Twlrl Dance was a great success and It IS always one of the social functlons that the entire student body looks forward to Also, nn May the members exhlblted many articles at the annual Sllver Dollar Farr, recelvlng many awards for their creations Mrs Baxter advises this truly successful club D Q54 6 . F A vs 'V ,, ,T AP T Xa Tl' A ' .a ' .U 4 ,- L- t 'I J Q9 Q. 7 y a 1 lllll l A as N , all at Q -:,,.,,..-f., 2 M T . - .- SNAPS sr X L5 gbg . H, vm: 1 , M-Q' .-,K K V g?-gl f , ii 'Wa 1: G uf. fre- f fgfsfw- ' ::' '59 -'e 415' ,. tl I 5 Q f HIlU'P' if 6 fx' r A 5. :bf fx' rf Q g 1' ggi., -,,. I , , W5 i DRAMA CSHS Oo 4' ,OWN , 14 45A N Ji A V' kkyy 'A if Lf L 5 52 mg! OF TH 102 mil. I RED AND GOLD '59 ,., waz if-F- 'fix S T A F F ROW ONE: Linda Lund, Linda Phillips, Sandy Lofgren, Ann Roseman, Elizabeth Pemberton, Sheila Chase, Jackie Stringfellow, Sue De Soto. ROW TWO: Gordon Adams, Ken Fries, Bob Jefferson, Mr. Lawler, Advisor, Fred Hignell, Larry Cook, Dan Shapiro. The Red and Gold is the Chico Senior High School newspaper, printed week- ly during the school year. The i958-l959 Fall and Spring Editors were Jackie Stringfellow and Sue DeSoto respectively. The Red and Gold Staff was advised by a new faculty member this year, Mr. Scott Lawler. The Red and Gold was distributed by the staff members each Wednesday during the afternoon classes. This year three special editions were printed. These were the Christmas Edition, Easter Edition, and the traditional Graduation Edition containing the ever-popular Senior Wills. Q o 1 , ' '- ' g gi , y A LEFT TO RIGHT: Gordon Adams, Sandy Lofgren, Sue De Soto, Jackie Stringfellow, Bob Jefferson, Linda Lund, Ken Fries. GIRLS STUDENT LEAGUE . i i 2 i 1 , , l i G S L COUNCIL Jackie Vanella Jamie Fox Wanda Gates Mary Ann Cuibert son Carol Lea Betty Rhorabaugh Nancr Jessee Joy Andrews Nancy Ohxer Martha Brldges Karen Penner Jennie Gates Kathy Lamphere -.ill N4 l '59 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Carol Lea ,,,,, Song Leader Nancy Oliver ..... Treasurer Nanci lessee ..... President Martha Bridges .... Secretary Betty Rhorabaugh . . ViC6'Pr6SiCl6DI The G.S.L. is the largest of all the organizations at Chico High, with all the girls in the school claiming mem- bership Mrs Grace Rathwell, Dean of Girls, is the advisor The club carried out many service pro lects during the year The first week of school saw the Big Sisters on hand to give directions and assistance to the new students Children at the Cerebral Palsey School enloyed parties put on by the G S L The girls benefit through speakers at meetings and activities The father daughter banquet was held in the fall and the G S L dance during the spring semester The successful Senior Tea was held lust before graduation for the graduating Seniors and their mothers .y n ,A n n n C, pe L , - A fix I . , I X . . . AUTOGRAPHS WW' xv A fiff, ff Q , MK fflgf Q Wf V! ! ' fi if I IXQ' f , V f. if f A Effwjaf W 5 ,ff WW! bf fgff I M Z n,Q 7,q Mfr Qfffffefjf A? f ,I fi I I 5 f ,W f M fi Q f W M ff Qi X AS 4 XS xxvfhdv JJ f A ,. F ., X X ft '- 'lf ' x ' A K A3 . x W dc F A .- AN f Q N , Q A bf Q X A l N 2 - I1 , S ' xx: 3 , I 3' A ,QQ x CSHS BAND ASW MSW I '7' ,J 59 The Chico Senior High School Band is an organization that has always been a tru bute to the school Under the direction of Mr Leslie Sweeney the band demon strated superb ability at many public performances during the past year The band at Chico High for many years has rated tops in its class. Through the year the Chico High Band has promoted many outstanding school func tions and socials. Last fall the Aunt Jemima Pancake Breakfast was a highlight among the socials they conducted In the spring, the annual Spring Picnic was held in Bidwell Park. Tops on the band's activity list was their attendance at the California Oregon Football Game, and their playing for the Berkeley Band Day. Among the twenty five bands that participated Chico was the first ranked band in the pre football parade competition. QI' XQJ1 it M , 4 , ' , w K U if 4 , R rl Q , ' X ,Jo .. T . C 0 3 'W z B' ' l A if 0 ' I 5 A r ,. 1 3 i 'I Q 1? 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S S , tl L 0 Futuna NURSES CLUB l it .W H for gurls who are Interested nn the medical fue d To loan the club, a gurl must be a C average student and have a genume d esnre to go unto a professlon In the medlcal field The club charges no dues and gnves members experience ln the nurslng fleld Under then r able aclvlsor, Mrs Portwood the club holds two meetings a month A pun IS awarded to semors who have completed I5 servlce hours by the Butte Glenn MedlcalAuxul1ary One of the groups many actnvltnes thus year was a trlp to the St Frances Hospital an San Franclsco which the y took m October FUTURE NURSES COUNCIL Harrlette Odom Presldent Karen Campbell Secretary p c ecretary Lmda Nabors Treasurer Barbara Guqahr Hlstorlan PatLamphere V1ce P e ldent The Future Nurses Club IS designed I S if I J JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE BOTTOM ROW: Terry Morehead, , Kathleen Duffy. . Claudia Sisk . TOP ROW: George Raiter . Ronnie Pope . Q! OFFICERS . Secretary . , Treasurer Vice-President . . President . .Sergeant-at-Arms The J.C.L. is a remarkable club whose main interest is to promote a more thorough knowledge of Ro- man life, History, and Literature. The club sponsored the annual open house where outstanding Latin pro- jects, that had been made by the students gave the parents a better understanding and knowledge of the Roman Civilization. Also on the activity list of the J.C.L. was the club picnic and the installation of newly elected officers. Mr. Spicer, the faculty advisor for the club, along with the officers, helped the club a- chieve an outstanding year. 549' O aflilligil eww' 59 CSF if The California Scholarship Federation has a membership of students who attain high scholastic achievements. Led by their advisor, Mr. Ferrin, the club held an initiation at the beginning of each semester. The annual Brain Brawl with Oroville, Marysville, and Yuba City was held in Chico, and a field trip to the University of California were two of the club's activities. 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' V I V LU X . we n X - . . ., 2 KEY CLUB Dennis Aalfs Richard Adams Jim Andruss Stan Beach Willie Burney Paul Carrera Jess Castillo Jim Conger Mr Hayden Advisor Charles Duncan Ken Fries Jim Griffith Doug Hall Steve Hedglin CSHS Walt Hedglm Gary Hertzfeldt Chet Hmshaw Jrm Hutchmson Chad Langdon Errc Loehmg Jrm Lucchesr Trm McGagrr1 Roger Marshall Rrch Noel Jerry Nunes Rrchard Nunes Mlke Olrvera Herb Scott Alvy Srlva l rr l l l l l l iw GIRLS BLOCK C W '52 LEFT ROW: Martha Bridges, Vice- Presidentg Joy Andrews, Treasurerg Donna Clayton, Historiang Dorothy Sawyer, Welfare Chairman. RIGHT ROW: Mary Ellen Lemm, Presidentg Christie Notley, Wanda Gates, Carol Bennet, ir In 6 fn ,Q J W , C2 A' 1 2 2 1, A' I I Y Y? B JU is G O V 5 is E RI NN M Sc TT f 5 A A Junior Statesmen is an organization whose main purpose is to help the student establish himself as a good citizen in the community of tomorrow. This process is executed by acquainting the members with the use and ideas of parl iamentary procedure. This past year the club established a new Junior Statesmen region , the Shasta Region . Ten or twelve new chapters have been initiated into the organization. Also on the activity agenda, Junior Sta tes m e n helped o n the Operation Chico on December 5th and 6th. Dances were held during the year, along with several conventions . The advisorsp Mr. Robert Maddux, Mr. Vince Holbrook and Mr. Al Willock helped the club to displaya fine example and was one of the leading campus clubs of 58-59 school year. NIOR STATESMEN l i T li I ap i Karen Slattery, Treasurer, Liz Hunter, Vice-Presi- dent, Janice Macomber, Secretary, Al McCormic Sergeant-at-Armsg Bill Bergsen, President, Gordon Adams, Parliamentarian. H5 FUTURE FARMERS OFFICERS Stan Avm Presldent Ray Mc Kray Vice Presldent Jack Gar ner Treasurer hm Fergusmn Secretary J1mWatkms Sentmel 0F AMERICA 959 15 '76 N1 'ln Mr Don Clarke Is Awardmg Grand Pr1zes To The Wmners Of The Guessmg Contest Conducted Durmg The Harvest Dance TRI-HI-Y TRI HI Y COUNSEL Rena Wampler Chaplarn lla Ingraham Presrdent Lrz Hunter Vlce Presldent Lynn Andrews Sec retary Sue McLean Treasurer Tn HI Y IS a servlce club whose purpose rs to create, mamtaln and extend throughout the home, school and communlty hugh stand ards of Christian Character The club works closely with the Chico branch ofthe Y M C A This year they ushered for the Pmky Lee Show, ludged the Y M C A Hula Hoop Contest, made and sold Panther Pep Pms, and held a Mother and Daughter Banquet Each year, actrveglrlsattend theY M C A Older Girls C on fe re n c e at Richardson Springs The club s advlsors are Miss Dobbas and Mrs Curl Rn Q PEP CLUB ROW ONE Nancy Mathews Sue Mathews Lrnda Taylor ROW TWO Jo Rankrn Bonnre Vanderlrp Sandy Rudy Trudy Campbell ROW THREE Lory Sherman Claud1aS1sk, Martha Brandt Anne Austen CSHS Representlng Chlco Hugh s tops In School Splrnt durlng l958 1959 w the Chaco Sensor Hugh School Pep Club, performed an outstanding lab this year In promoting school splrlt Rooters busses were taken to many of the games There was class compet mon In the rallies, skuts, yells, all this sponsored by the Pep Club Also, the flve school song leaders are spon sored by the Pep Club, and thus group deserves a lot of credit for the splrlt they helped create All this enabled Chaco Hugh to have a strong and loud rooting section at all the games, rallles and assemblies 'w s., x, WW ' 2 rftfr-fs-f' ll in fs 59 5 'alll PAGES The newly reorganized Pages Club IS now rn Its second year with an open membership to all Jumor and Sensor gurls The club was formed rn l952 under the name Daedallon as a servrce club lt had a lrmlted membership and was sponsored by the Jr Art Club ln T955 the name was changed to Pages Last year, the club was reorganized wlth an open member shlp and with Chico Hlgh School as its sponsor Mrs Adams IS the advusor This year, Pages has enloyed many successful actrvltles They had many servrce prolects, such as baby srttmg durnng the electrons and a Chrrstmas party grven for the blind The gurls also enloyed many socral meetings The Jumors wlll have another year to gave servrce and have fun nn Pages along wlth the gurls who come ln next year They wrll also have the hugh standards to work for that this year s club has set Pew i PAGES COUNCIL ROW ONE Dale Edson Jumor Representauve Mlckey Davrs Senlor Representatrve Lrnda Mrller ProJectCha1rman Mar llyn Carey Vrce Presldent Ann Fulton Hrstorran ROW TWO Barbara Nerbert Treasurer Sandra Rudy Presldent Karen Slattery Secretary . . . . 0 . I 1 ii 5 Q ie g gf I T 5 y FI ' ' ,V g I a n o an l ? 9 2 li Q 5 5 ' ' Q - Fr 5 Q . . . i Q4 K c 9 Q 5x at-sv., K-2' ' Sisitsf 4, ? 4 ' t . 9 2 -'R r - ' 5 g I 3 8 , r L 9' a if 5 so my i S 5 , as r 'f O' f W C, .-4 :J V iqlglzgf? 7 xl . ' A 1' 1 li rg AT 4 K I P 'f Vg , x s g T AUTCGRAPHS CHOIR f'5f 't 122 OFFICERS Sue Burnett Historian Barbara Neiberl' Treasurer Sheila Chase . . .Secretary Jo Ellen Schmidt Vice President CSHS The Choir was agam drrected by Mr Charles Thompson and the usual flne rendltuons were glven at school assemblres, pre Chrlstmas holnday carols, and the Sensor Class graduatnon exercises The group as a whole ns to be congratulated on the qualnty of their efforts and theur spnrlt sn general S hool as Indeed fortunate to have so talented a group C edit should be given both Chaco Sensor Hugh c perform with such conslstency, year after year r d the students who comprise the coral groups to Mr Thompson an . A i 9 ' 1 if ' ,T Q 53' 2 ' va 3 Y 'WS' C ff C G - D alfs D. Aaron J ckzmen ams S . .- 4 S f , iw 'M 1 S 5 I A 5? 1 5 2 Q 2 f , 1 ' fs if 3 ir T I 53 mf 'M 5- iz' 1 , C 5 . IN MEMORIAM FACULTY RALPH HENSLEY For many years Mr Hensley was a teacher and coach at ChlcoSenuor Hugh School and wall be remembered for thus endeavor However the boys who were fortunate enough to learn from cooperatuveness wlll have an invaluable phnl osophy for thelr future lnves Mr Hensley s Ideas wull llve for a long long tlme. STUDENT ROBERT ANDERSON Ralph the ideals of fair play and the spirit of CSER'S OF CHICO SINCE 1878 The Favorite Women s Store of The Mud Valley Area Servmg The People of Our Communuty for over 75 years 3RD AND MAIN STREETS Van s Merll Studio Portraits n Lee Pharmacy The Modern Manner P e5Cf'Pl'0n5 by 2 Oll-4 AUDRE 8K A Complete Line VAN BUSKIRK Of Drugs And Sundries Chico s Finest For Odd Fellows Bldg Dlstnnctlve Pictures 8- Portraits 509 Mann St Chlco 3I'Cl Sn BI'OC1ClWGy Chico - . , . . . 1 . , 0 0 ll ' ' I .. . . 0 I u 1 1 .. . . . . . . . Fl2 113111 ,SlMEN s SHOP 2 -Z, l Broadway at Seqond mls Bll B ull d JACK S Auto Wrecklng Used Parts 23rd and Park Ave 2 Chico BURTON S SHOES Shoes for Everyone IH the Famlly 2 236 Mann St Chlco RALPH S WATK INS COMPANY Dodge Plymouth Sales Serv1ce 2 35 Chaco COLLIER HARDWARE Free Dellvery General Hardware Household Goods Farm Supplies O K RUBBER WELDERS 2350 Park Trumg Balancing Front End Allgnment Tires and Tire Service 0195 Chico Fl 2 1701 chico DONOHUE'S MILLERS Northern Californias Men 6 BOYS Finest Food sfore Wear Chico Paradise 330 Main Chico Red Bluff Redding Anderson Susanville -fg,g,I,1ZQ y- ' W ' rl, - 1 Hfy'fV P FI - - 3214- J . XA 1 2 Ullfllu 1 xyxlllco ' 'l . . ll FI - - 2753 X i N i' lar Fl - - 8555 ' ' . . FI - - 75 ' BUTTE FEED AND WARE HOUSE Congratulatrons Class of Jack Vanella Mgr Ist 8. Ivy St Chico W T GRANT CO Every Thlng From A to Z All The Famrly Needs 225 Mann Chico CH ICO PARK FLORI ST Flowers For All Occasions Congratulatlons Class 59 305 Broadway Chlco HALONE EQUIPMENT Sales John Deere Servrce All Heavy Equipment Repanred FOSTER S FREEZE HIII Bros Company Burgers ShGI4eS SPROUSE RITZ CO Fries The 5 I0 I5 Cent Store 2 2705 2nd Sn Mann Chico 900 Broadway ChlCO BETTY LANE SHOPS CLIFFORD S JEWELRY Women Smce I898 Chrldren Bulova Elgin Hamilton IYTFQHTS WSQT' Wqfches 232 Broadway CIBICO 328 Broadway Chico '59 . w. . ' ' ' 1240 Park Ave. Chico CAMARON STEWART BARTLETT DRUG COMPANY Pontlac Cadillac Vauxhall Toyopet Gmc Prescriptions New Used 330 Broadway Chrco 2 57 2 55 2nd 8. Wall 2332 Park BOYD S BOB PITTS Smart Clothes For Florsherm Shoes Men Boys McGregor 3rd 8. Broadway Chaco 220 Broadway Chico GALLON KAMP ANITA SHOPS Shoes For You Chaco 2 4 338 Broadway 2 20 24I Mal Chico BETTY S DRESS SHOP J C PENNEY CO Dresses For Every Occasion Values In Every Department 121 w. 3rd sf. chico 3'9 Main Chico - 35 - 35 2 - 8443 Leu'is - Peggers - 60l - 95 .n . Sierra Stationers Eric .I Bathan Offnce Equipment School Supplies Home Suppl les 228 Broadway Chlco PARKER HARDWARE Delta Power Tools 127 W. 3rd 2 - 1565 JACOBSON MOTORS Volks Wagon Sales Service 1334 Park 3 4 CHICO BOOK AND STATIONERY Offuce Supplles 2 428 434 Broadway COX JEWELERS The Flnest Jewelry 412 Broadway 2 70 CHICO MOTORS Mercury Edsel Llncoln English Fords 1814 Park 2 61 VALLEY MUS IC SHOP 3 uslc T V I Sales 81 Servuce 325 Broadway Chaco CHICO ENTERPRISE Serving The Mud Valley 700 Broadway 242 EASY PAY Dwlght Carmack 132 Broadway 2 10 THE FAIR The Uptown Store with The Downstalrs Toyland Camera Supplues 127 Mann 2 4624 NATIONAL DOLLAR STORES Where The Dollar Buys More 145 Mann 2 69 PARKER HOMEWARES Home Accessories 119 W 3rd 2 5452 SUNSHINE BAKERY Finest Pastry ' ' ' ' - 193 ' - 9 ' - 28 - 83 FI - - 0228 M - - l 0-Hi F- WRIGHT'S sruolo Il ' , - 2 - 1 - 15 WATSON'S MUSIC SHOP Best Wishes To Class '59 4th 8- Wall Chico PETERSON'S SHELL Expert Lubes 24 Hour Service 1st 8. 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