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

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Superintendenfs message WE BELIEVE in stren- uous, well planned work as part of the preparation for life. If a student learns to be thoroughly hon- est, to work hard, to concentrate, to develop high ideals, and to get adequate training, he is fol- lowing the paths that lead to success. TlWe are just emerging from one of the severest de- pressions of history, but the laws governing suc- cess remain practically unchanged. The only changes made by the depression, if any, are that it takes a bit more training and a little higher order of ability than heretofore, because the com- petition is, much keener. That should not dis- courage any student who has real ambition, en- ergy, and courage. Hold on to your ideals, and cultivate your ambitions! C HINO High School has made such rapid and consistently steady growth that it is diiiicult to conceive the future. The great increase in trophies-until our second tro- phy case has been over crowded-the improved morale, the citizenship of students, the opti- mistic loyalty of the student body, the fine plays and operettas presented, the bull dog tenacity in boys' athletics, the consistent winning of con- tests by our Chino girls'. and finally the greatest test of all-the outstanding success of our grad- uates in colleges and universities-all predict a large and growing future. . . E ASK you as loyal students of Chino High to carry on the fine tradition of the school, to lead such lives that you would be happy to have young students base their standards of conduct on yours. 'HLet's make thecoming years in every respect more fruitful than the past have been. . . Cordially and sincerely, LEONARD F. COLLINS

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Go Our School Board T O OUR school board of trustees we wish to ex- press our loyal and heartfelt grat- itude in appreciation for what they have done to make the position of Chino High School stable and se- cure as a leading institution of this sectifn. They have given freely of their time in an effort to establish and continue the steady progress of this school. Lester Pl. Clark, Secretarg ledge the decisions and acts of the school board of trustees as bene- ficial to the integrity and well-be- ing of the school. Throughout the past terms they have given wise and thoughtful counsel to each problem in their attempt to make the social and academic life of the student the most pleasant and at the same time practical. Although laboring under limited means and limited resources, they have been able to keep the pro- gram intact. James A. Latham, 'President Through their loyal and sincere cooperation we have been able to meet various difficulties in such a way as is worthy of commenda- tion of their efforts. We, the stu- dents, do appreciate and acknow- Clgde R. fl-larforcl, 'Grustee

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Our Chief, Leonard T. Collins I 3