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

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y ldf' N Mtv-.....,..............., Y I L ELEVEN TH GRADE President, George Wright-Vice-President, Loretta Bird Secretary, Dorothy Meston-Treasurer, Bernice Echito Sergeant-at-arms, Glenn Barnes If Top row: Herman Davenport, Joaquin Ruiz, Carl Thulin, Robert Peters, Harrison Grif- fith, Fnank Yoeman, Jack Zillman, Harold Hayes, Glenn Barnes, William Taylor, Donald Brinderson, Alvin Jacobson. . Second row: Joseph Bernard, Warren Cliburn, Harry La Baw, Sherwood Seapy, Junior Gage, Paul Harford, George Stoner, L. D. Adams, George Wright, Adolph Barboza, Bernard Lowry. Third row: Ha.rvey McCuen, Harold Holberg, Milo Dunlap, Kenneth Stoddard, Joe Ball, John Casenave, Cornelio Rodriquez, Howard Crawford, Bert Birnie, Lee Preston, John Irwin. Fourth row: Edith Nash, Lucy Dotta, Joaquina Chilibolost, Sara Gonzales, Miss Elea- nor Corwin V l L h I ,' e ma e man, Clara Zentler, Gladys Foster, Edna Pederson. Fifth row: Dorothy Rockwell, Albie Chalupnick, Vera Ashley, Emma Bertchinger, Ber- WCB JEch1to, Alice Echard, Thelma Lehman, Grace Thomas, Marie Brinkman, Ovie oo . Bottom row: Nadine Bi k D Q c more, Viola Gunn, MarthafConnors, Dorothy Meston, Loretta Bird, Betty Seitel, Elza Robinson, Marjorie Clarke. ' UR junior class has for its class advisers, Miss Corwin and Mr. Dickey. The seventy-four students were ready and willing to X 5 ,,w3A help in planning parties, etc. with our class mother, Mrs. Alex ,Myrna Meston senior. We have engoyed several parties, the first was a swimming party at Cold Water, and the next was a skating party at Pickering Park. Our class play, Stop Thief, was a great success. One of the most outstanding achievements of the year was the winning of the color-fight. Our j unior-senior banquet came as a happy climax to a successful year. We N 1 k' ' ' year. a1e oo mg forward to having a wonderful senior rfPi15l'H4' l

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Bird, Wanda El Chasqui Hockey 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Pep Club 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 W Forester, Hazel Class play 3 Lariat 4 Howell, Betty Class play 3 Pep Club 3-4 Song Leader 4 Glee Club 2-3-4 V. pres. Grs'. L. 4 El Chasqui 4 Slaughter, Alice Trans. St. Paula. 3 Orchestra 3-4 Pep Club 3-4 , ff Cl! S l . 3 , -. Drajmaplily 3! xx .7 if' . Q 412 lf xx,- nnjjfb ll' I A. .J.9 -+Nlf14l'H Reynolds, Joe Baseball 1-2-3-4 Tennis 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Class play 3 S.-at-A., A. S. B. Football 1-2-4 Bushy ck F ball 1-2' -Y Cla s . 3 Ha 2-4 EIN' asqui 2-3 f .1 I Has 'n sg' obert ,Foo ll 4 4 Bas tball 1-2-3-4 I K r a play 2-3 YN Leader 2 I e . Bs' Club 4 Hi Y 3-4 Reher, Charles Class Play 3 Drama. play 2-3 -gf 'Football 2 Cyrafffffraris-1131! -M4-'I V. pres. A. S.B . 4 Senior mgr. 4

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Q TENTH GRADE President, Fred Wright-Vice-President, Nina Merrill ' ' - ff Sec.-Treas., Christine Constantine-Sergeant-at-Arms, Carl Ho man Fred Wright Robley Reher John Gakle, Walter Bertschinger, John Lehman, Top row: , , Jack Parker, Joe Printy, Carl Hoffman, Elmer Sharp. Second row: Robert Lacy, Terry Cliburn, Ralph Blickenstaff, William Sommer, Billy Owen, George Pike, Jack Hixon. Third row: Julian Justice, R. H. Ragsdale, Lowell Annon, Ray Christenson, Everett Huston, Reldon Dunlap, John Stanton, Henry Serrano, Antonio Campus. Fourth row: Ruth Tappan, Dorothy Kearns, Olive McCain, Helen Marquez, Angelina Barboza, Anita Ruiz, Doris Lapp, Clarice Annon, Phylis Prince. Fifth row: Vivienne Coigdarripe, Constance Tissot, Marguerite Casenavc, Esther Maur- er, Mary Lopez, Verna Swartz, Ruth Henderson, Ruth Forester, June Wallace, Maudie Johnson. Sixth row: Rachael Almandarez, Drusella Pederson, Christine Constantine, Marion Sci- tel, Ruby Page, Wilma Price, Ellen Lewis, Lois Palmer. Bottom row: Mariam Atkins, Doris Deay, Nina Merrill, La Vina Dobbert, Olga Smith, Emma Pickens, Anna May Thompson, Bertha Weiss. HE tenth grade, having sixty-nine students, forty-cne girls and twenty-eight boys, were under the leadership of Miss Johnson and Miss Appleton. Mrs. Blickenstaff served as cl: ss mother EQ . They started the year with an invitation party for the fresh- men. This wns followed during the year by more delightful parties. The sophomores have felt very grown-up and have held their places with the other classes in activities. They will be worthy juniors next year, striving to raise the standards of the school. -ef1614+-