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

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NK, s IX:- 53 J. P f S 5- -I VW! faCT ?, iff' MW L Paul Mickey English Lilian Johnson Homemaking Merlin Eisenbise Mathematics Herbert Kling Woodshup Wilma Horner Commerce Martie Carter Social Science Wayne Hauser Physical Education Mary Reed Librarian Arvine Dunn Printing f , , I V ,J lflfsixjf ui! Glessie!Strange Physical lflducation Herbert Fincher Agriculture Marjorie Osborne Art Ethel Reed School Nurse Margaret Reutgen Sec. to Principal Genevieve Pedley Sec. to Sup. Alfred Kettering Purchasing Agent

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Superintendeniis Message. . . The school year 1936-37 is another outstanding year for Chino High School . . .The a.ert and cheery attitudes of the students, their friend- liness, co-operativeness and eagerness to learng their fine citizenship and scholarship standards as well as the win- ning of many more beautiful trophies---all mark progress. Keep your mind centered on things that bring enduring success ---on health --on per- sonality--on scholarship--on growth and on helping others . . . Remember. What gets your attention gets you. t Develop- your personality. . .Perscnali ty is more than merelv it . . . It includes poise. sincerity, persistance. a good Sense of humor, and the ability to make friends ie most indispensable thing in personality is good health Keep a card r . . . e- cord of the things that develop good health for you--and steadily improve your health. The most outstanding fact about personality is its great improvability. . . One's nat' ' t ll' ' ' - ive in e igence, brightness, doesnt change much--not more than 6 per cent to 8 per cont. by tests. . . 3 and we have now learned that for normal folks native intelii- gence is not as important as. personality and character, anyway! I . . . Recent discov- eries have shown that personalities can be improved 70 per cent to 90 per cent! ! ! which everday examples around us show. T come to you. The universities have discovered that for normal folks ,brilliance of intellect is not as essential as stick-to-it-ive-ness, hard work, and character. Smile. and keep-a-going! ! here are no short cuts to Success. . .Keep plugging away steadily and it will Cordially yours, Leonard F. Collins, Superintendent

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Tacultg Levi Dickey Vice-Principal Evelyn Steinineier Dean of Girls Roy Seidel Dean of Faculty Norman McLeod Engl ish Gertrude Larsen English Dean liruington Music Utis llrooks flociizl SOl0lll'0 Hazel Weller English Mark Jacobs Science Maurice Hogan Agriculture llciievicvc M.'Cross Spanish ll0l l4'U Moore History J ,, 1 l V 1 V V f iw' ,Y ' F, Z George Morgan Music Florence Tostc English Jgwnor ghtllzlllilill' Machine Shop