Chino High School - El Chasqui Yearbook (Chino, CA)

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- - - - - - - - -- - -W- El Chasqui -u-- - - - - - - - --K--I--H-1' SCIENCE As in science, so be it in each department of our school, All things are possible to those who think g therefore our science department motto is, Titmlc. Seek and ye shall find. Each member has learned that only through diligent search can the why and how, and the when and where of things be obtained. This department, without a head, functions, begining with the seventh grade. Ours is the clearing house of all gfloom from all departmentsg con- sequently each member of the department is happy in service. Never do we get so busy that we cannot find time for one more kind deed, and are hon- ored when requests are directed to us. May our department continue to thrive and develop at the expense of our energy and enthusiam. ART The students in the Art department have been aiming throughout the year for the growth in their appreciation of' the beautiful, and various problems worked out in color, outline and design have served to strengthen this appreciation. One of the unusual aspects of the work this year has been the paint- ing of Christmas gifts, such as toys, sewing cabinets, magazine racks and little novelties made in woodshop. The work made an excellent project for practical application of design. A sale of the finished products resulted in a considerable sum which helped the fund of the new Junior High School. In addition to the Christmas sale the art classes designed some very lovely Christmas cards, and with the efficient help of the commercial dep- artment in mimeographing these designs, they were able to supply the demand for them. These proceeds also went into the school fund. This department has enjoyed taking part in the advertizing schemes for the year's productions. Posters have been supplied for the football and basketball games the operetta and all plays put on during the year. WOOD SHOP The Wood Shop is located in a separate building adjoining the Auto and Machine Shop and is capable of handling from twenty to thirty boys. A number of 'articles have been made in Wood Shop this year, in- cluding small furniture, household articles, and toys. These were decorat- ed by the Art students and sold at a profit for the benefit of school and student body funds. The boys in the shop are allowed to divide their time between work of their o-wn and work for various school departments. Cabinets, tablesg, and book cases have been made for the school rooms, bleachers and jump- ing standards for the athletic field. At present the Auto and Wood Shop boys are working on plans tof enlarge the Wood Shop and Blacksmith Shop. Part of the work is already under construction and in future years We hope to be able to acccom- modate a greater number of students. 42211-

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W ' WW' W7 V' V' f f, W W' f f W WEN? Q3 j' U masses 'Z MVA . ' s em mm S Rs A WS. m A. KKK0V J U ' 2 . V' ' U Z ul U 4 'iiqr A . - . '- - A. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the year nineteen hundred twenty-four an enthusiastic group of boys and girls entered the portals of Chino High School- Having success- fully climbed the stairway of knowledge from the first to the completions of the eighth grades, they faced, with courage and determination, the steeper stairway leading through high school life. The Freshman inita- tion, conducted by the superior and learned Sophomores, revealed to them! possibilities of which they had never dreamed and which inspired in them the determination to equal, if not excel, the wonderful achievements of those intellectual Sophomores. The Freshies began action immediately and gave a return party in honor of their elders which those Worthy Sophsl did not soon forget. - I Upon reaching the second milestone in their high 'school career and assuming the dignified title of Sophomores, the membership .of the clasd! was found to be increasing and all were steadily progressing. Did they in- itiate the Freshmen? Well, just ask a member of that Frosh class and you'll not say I hae me dootsf' You might ask, Did those youngsters! never study ? Oh my, yes! The goal of every aspiring student of Chinos High, the Scholarship Cup, was won,by a little Miss, a Sophomore. As Juniors, they lost none of their pep. In the annual color fight the Juniors outworked and outvvitted their opponents, the Seniors. Miss Somebody Else, the Junior play, was a decided sucicess. And last, but not least, came the Junior-Senior banquet, an event never-to-be-forgotten in the lives of those attending it. September 17th, and ------ Seniors! What a solemn name, signifying the last year in our beloved Chino High. But, with minds made up to make the most of it, school activities progressed at a rapid rate. The Seniors- again, won the laurels at the color fight, this time defeating the ambitious Juniors. Sneak Day? Sh! Sh! Well, it was an overwhelming sucess, and the same can be said of the Senior Play, Just Out of College. Then the graduation approaches, the goal of all our work during the past twelve years. It is with sadness, intermingled with joy, that we say good-bye to our Alma Mater, and, in bidding adieu, we desire to leave with you, for the benefit of future classes, our school motto: Enter with open mind and depart with open heart, 1231-