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

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Student Council The Student Council is an organization which represents the Associated Student of Chino High School. It consi? ' ' ! of the Student Body officers, the president of each class, the Boys ' Club president, three appointed faculty members, and the principal. The Student Body officers hold corresponding offices in this organization. Each member of the council did his best at all the meetings to represent his class or organization. Meetings are held regularly every two weeks. The purpose of the Student Council is to promote in all ways the best interests of the school, to unify all student organizations +o promote the best relationships between the students and the faculty, and to develop good sportsmanship and an appreciation of Chino High School. Under the able leadership of Dennis Wood, the president, our school has developed a whoiesome school spirit. This organization was started a number of years ago by the faculty. They decided that since school is primarty to train students to meet life and successfully to govern our country, a chance at self-government woUd not be amiss. Since them it has be- come an established part of our school system. Seated: R. Purington, E. Cliburn, R. Johnson. Second Row: P. Preston, L. Meairs, D. Dunlap, E. Jertberg, J. Jertberg, L. Fletcher, Q. Moore. Third Row: H. Martin, W Schultz, Mr. Seidel, Mr. Carter, R. Jokn, Miss Steinmier, W. Soper, Mr Dickey, R. Wright, J. Soloman.