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

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Mary Reed Librarian. Gertrude Larsen Junior high Eng- lish Eight gra.de class a.dviser Jesner Sholander Machine Shop. Director of trans- portation Wilma Appleton Ed. B. Commerce. Asst. sophomore class adviser. Leonard F. Collins A. B., M. A. Superintendent of schools. Principal of high school. -MGM- Margaret Stoever Social science. V Seventh grade class adviser. Doris Younkin Secretary to Prin- cipal of high school. Roy H. Seidel Dean of the facul- ty. Mechanical draw- ing. Lilian Johnson B. S. Homemaking Applied mathe- matics Girls' Scouts' ad- viser

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Gratia Thornton A. B. Principal of jun- ior high school. Mathematics. Genevieve ' V ' Mc Crossen A. B. Foreign Language Hi-Tri adviser Arvine S. Dunn Print Mark J. Hoffman Physics Chemistry Assistant eighth grade class ad- vise: -+sbi5'P4+- Clara Kemman A. B. English Girls' athletics Pep Club adviser Bessie Miller Dean of girls. Homemaking, clothing. Jess W. Fair Music Ralph S. Cummings A. B. History. Economics. Hi-Y adviser. Orville G. WilSOIl B. S. A. B. Agriculture F. F. A. Club ad- viser

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THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ' '- HE senior class has stuck together through thick and thin for twelve years, and as the members of the class go out into the L f world, some of them will stick together as life companions, and all will stick together as life friends. Fifteen members of JAM A the senior class, that started in school together in the first grade, are now about to graduate along with many others, who have been picked up in the long grind. We pulled through the grades in good fashion, and entered the seventh grade in the fall .of '26. Here we carried on as we had done in the grades. In these next three years the class Was under the leadership of Miss Thorn- ton. In our freshmen year we met our first real obstacle, which was the sophomores. They had their idea of fun, and so they took it out on us that year, but we,ve been making up for it ever since. In our year as sophomores we showed the juniors up by taking them out on the lawn on senior ditch day, and cleaning up on them. Mrs. Toste led us through the next year as juniiors which was also very successful, for in that year we met the seniors in the color fight, and defeated them very easily. The seniors hated us almost the rest of the year, but alfcng towards the end of the year they sweetened up, for the jun- ior-senior banquet was fast approaching. This affair was held at the Los Serranos Country Club, and was a grand success. The history of the class of 1932 is brought to an end as at liast we have attained the dignity of seniors. AS seniors, we will remember the color fight, ditch day, our play, and everything that goes with graduation, the memory of which will always live in our minds. A -Evelyn Walters -Charles Reher fPI7If4- ,