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

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Senior Class History In 1923 a class of thirty-five tots started to kindergarten all ex- tremely curious to know what it was all about. Of that number the foQ- lowing have withstood the stress and strain of twelve years of school and are now graduating in the class of '36: Willard Seitel, Martin Echito Maryetta Cliburn, Thelma Coles, Mary Hoggins, Elsie Peters, Alma Thomas, Mary Willard, Elma Scribner, Chester Echard, Thelma Foster, and Clara Maurer. Our days at the primary school will be remembered as those spent in learning our phonics and playing on the swings. We will never forget how we looked forward to crossing the street to the grammar school, but with much disappointment we found one ride no different from the oth-er. The jump from the Sixth to the seventh grade was the most exciting change. The girls' skirts had to be longer, and the daring adventure of applying cosmetics was under way. The boys no longer went barefooted, and their hair was stuck down with oils and greases of all kinds. In our freShman year, thanks to Miss Thornton, we had an evening graduation, a big event in our lives. Our first year in high school was spent in making a name for our- selves in both scholarship and citizenship. Clubsa began to recognize our merits and invite us to j oin. , Our junior year! What grand times we had. Our rings, the succefs of our Junior Revue, and the banquet that we sponsored. We come to the end of our journey, the senior year. The ditch day, break- fast, lovely banquet, class parties, and our class night will be cherished memories. The class of 1936 wishes to thank all our teachers. claws mothers, and advisers for their helpg and although we are going out in the world, good old C. H. S. is our beloved Alma Mater. .-..0..i. Top row: xB. Olds, sargoant-at-arms., F. Westfiel', treas.g E. Parker, pres. Bottom row: T. Coles, .sec,g E. Peters, vice-pres. 1 6

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