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

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.nc 1- X .xgt EL CHASQUI A A-04 ' A fzfm 'A U 12. scHooL BOARD of TRUSTEES G. CLARENTE SEITEL JAMES A. LATHAIM Clerk E President LESTER A. CLARK PRINCIPALS and DEANS S I BESSIE Nl. MILLER Dean of Girls ROY H. SEIDE Dean of school GRATIA THORTON LEVI H.'DlCKEY Principal Vice-Principal junior High School Senior High School L One

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EL CHZISQUI SX Ao. f A 123. X SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September 1918, just twelve years ago, our class entered this school with minds intent on our lA.B.C's. VVe cried for our Matnas and pulled each othei-'s hair many times during those first happy years. Four years later found us in the grammar grades doing big things for our school. '1'-hem-ie, t.h'rougfi the safety committee, we first practised self- government. To the junior high school was our next step, Here we began to feel grown up, for we could go to the assembly with the big kidsf, By tHe end of ou'r ninth year we had sixty-two in our class. Ou-r high school days have been happy and full of joy. Carefree and irresponsible at first, this splendid school has gradually taught us that only through our hard work along with the play can we attain true happiness and satisfaction. So we have worked together, aspiring, always for the best. Sometimes our assignments seemed long and difficult, but now we sele them as necessary blocks in t-he building of our characters. The frosh initiation theskating and swimming parties, the color fights, the junior-senior ban- quets, and, above all, the senior sneak day, will always stand out among our pleasant memories of our high school days. And so, wie close this chapter of our lives. Vlfith best wishes to Chino high school, who has given us all these opportunities, we bid farewell. Three