Chico High School - Dragon Yearbook

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RING, RING, RING! r-ring Melissa Arrington shut off her alarm clock. She looked at the ring on her finger and remembered last night. l've got to get to school before the second bell rings this morning so I can show everybody my new ring, she thought. At 7:55 the doorbell rang. Melissa rushed to the door. I got it! He gave me his class ring! And now maybe he'll give you a promise ring for Christmas. Think so? queried Kathlene. Yes, and then l'll get an engagement ring next year, and a wedding ring the next, and then l'll be Mrs .. Melissa was going on in a day- dreamy voice. Have you told your parents? interupted Kathlene. No, but it'll be okay. They got into Kathlene's candy apple red Lambourghini and were off to school. As they drove past the play- ground they noticed a group of kids were playing Ring-around-the- rosey. The 8:00 bell was ringing as they pulled in. Kathlene put her key ring in her purse. A group of Juniors were standing in a circle in the hall looking at the samples of class rings that Tom Blackwell from .losten's had given them to choose from. I can hardly wait until we're juniors so we can order rings, But you already have one, don't you? The morning hours seemed to drag by as they anxiously waited for the next bell to ring telling them that it was time to go to the next class, and finally lunch. R-r-ring! The pay phone in the hall was ringing. Kathlene stopped eating her low calorie pineapple rings long enough to pick up the receiver. lt's for you, Melissa. lt's him. Melissa stood in the hall talking on the phone and playing with one of her new shrimp earrings. She had never been happier-love does make the world go round. A ring for every finger. Regina House is constantly Kelly Buckner just found

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Junior Mader likes to use the key for his test. WHERE DID YOU GO THE FIRST TIME YGU GCT THE CAR KEYS? Where would we be without keys? Several times a day, teach- ers and students both reach for their keys. There are all kinds of keys in our lives-answer keys to tests, typewriter keys, keys to your heart Csenior keysj, but the keys most people are proudest of are the car keys. Where did you go the first time your parents let you borrow the car keys? Karina Kronenbergewswim- ming at the lake Julie Daniel-to the mailbox Mrs. Nichols-swimming at the lake Jodi Hilburn-out in the field Christy Halman-basketball practice D'Layna Douglas-took Julie Daniel to the football game Ange Weatherly-took Kay Miller riding around Lindsay Hicks-to Dallas and got lost John White-took D'Layna to Bridgeport Paula Jones-to work E' 3 3 E i 3 i I s I. i Office Procedure students are I l , A . .. ,A I . K kg? . K . l K W li' Wiffii ' 2?ifz-'st:.-1152,-Q ' ' ' r- ' -S--r:--'re -vw-..- ,. f- A . .:..,e.. . .. 1, .ml N i X , its M T S 5 Z . -1 , - MI T J it I I gs Q it S X ,Q MM, X , Www A ,, -- izsiff-swifss:-iisrtk fm s E, wfsiefgqgs i - M, ' ,,---- tttst x w ,,w..M t. 5 f '-s- 555211 Band students have touched these