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

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as w if ca n-. Q .4'fN'r .P M .NK X-r I-ld 4971 ','L1A'n if yxhbw X U, X a. X vs... X X 'X X , 'Ni' gl' A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL The students of Chino High deserve large credit for the achievements of the year 1928 and 1929. It is their enthusiastic support that made possible the large athletic fence, the improvement of the grounds, the planting of shrubbery, the cheering up of many classrooms by ferns and flowers. In a larger way they have added to the rich life of the school by develop- ing fine standards of living, by loyal support in athletics, bringing home cups and medals and spreading abroad a reputation for clean play and courtesy. All students seek happiness ...Happiness is never found solely in pursuit of physical pleasures. 'l he only real happiness comes from achievement. Let us therefor, plan and vigorously carry out a program of growth for ourselves, in high scholarship, in development of personality, in athletics., and in making our school the school Famous for friendlinessf, This will bring to us the well rounded life-the achievement that spells happiness. LEONARD F. COLLINS Eleven

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