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

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Mark R. Jacobs Jr. A. B. Physics and Chemistry Soph. class a.ss't adviser Otis F. Brooks A. B. Mathematics Football Coach Robert Broadwell A. Music Hi-Tri adviser Genevieve McCrossen A. B. Foreign languages C. S. F. adviser Genevieve Pedley Sec. to Superintendent Florence Toste A. B. English Supervisor E1 Chasqui adviser Mary Reed Lariat Librarian Myra Latham Sec. to Principal of H. S Ethel Reed R.N., N.I., P H N Nurse Clara Kemman A. B. Girls' athletics Pep Club ,adviser Horace Moore A. B. Physical Education Social Science Glessie Strange B. S. Special P. E. Arvine S. Dunn Printing Q5-

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Levi H. Dickey A. B., M. A. Vice-Prin. of High School Mathematics Bessie M. Miller Dean of Girls Home Making Roy H. Seidel B. S. Dean of the Facalty Mechanical Drawing Eleanore Corwin Ed. B. Art Junior class adviser Hazel Sutton A. B., M. S. Spanish English Margaret Stoever A. B. Social Science Seventh gr. class adviser Wilma Appleton Ed. B. Commerce Ninth Grade Class adviser Lillian Johnson B. S. Home Making Sophomore .class adviser Gertrude Larsen Junior high English Elghth grade class adviser Orville G. Wilson B. S., A. B. Agriculture F.F.A. club adviser Roy W. M,cHenry A. B., M. A. Jr. Business and Arith. Seventh Gr. ass't adviser Irving S. Curtis Farm Mechanics F. F. A. ass't adviser J esner Sholander 5 Q Machine Shop ry 1770! ...J Director of Transportation 14,1

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I C senior Class History 'G HE ofiicers of the c'ass of 1934 are: Robley Reher, pres. identg Nina Merrill, secretary, Walter Clark, vice-pres- dentg Fred Wright, treasurer. There are six boys who are graduates with this class whose pictures do not appear with the other seniors: ,Una- d,gLBriQnes, Tony Campos, R. H. Ragsdale, Eanl Bunting, Chester Wilson, and Robert Garcia. With the entrance of this cass in high school th'n'rs began stirring in journalism, in science, in agriculture, in commercial work, in music, in art, and in athletics. As juniors we presented our c ass play, Clarence which was truly a hit, our junior rings brought us another thrill. The highlight of the year. though, xi as the roya' banquet that we gave the seniors at the Sycamore Inn. We were sorry to see the seniors go, ycs, but we were much more elated to return to school and to rule the roost, so to speak. As seniors we enjoyed the privileges that go with that au- stere position. Individuals of the class did much in bring- ing home honor to the school in interschoolastic competi. tion. The class as a group succeeded in winning the color fight, interclass basketball, and track. The eagerly antici- pated farewell banquet given to us by the juniors was every- thing it should be. Our appreciation goes whole-heartedly to our advisers, and our class mother, who helped to make our sojourn in high school both pleasant and profitable. Thus, conscious of the boundless benefits we have de. rived from our days at school, we bid farewell to Chino High. LQ'fyx4f4 dQ ,Gi