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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

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Hamilton Second and Locust Holt and Towne Conqratulation and Best Wishes To The Class of 1948 Power Farming Machinery-Parts and Service Panel Ray and Thermador Wall Heaters Hardware, Paints, Oils and Greases Electrical Appliances and Radios Day and Night Water Heaters Circulating Oil Heaters Hay, Grain, and Straw Tires and Accessories Minute Man Service Station v v r a w Qnggpmno gg Dealers in Quality Merchandise 344 S. Central Avenue Phone 6931 Chino. California L. G. Bumstead and Son WILSON ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Phone Dial 109 East 612-191 Ontario B STREET 00000000000 00000000000000000000000000000 THE YHUSIE EHR RECORDS - RECORD PLAYERS SHEET MUSIC - PIANOS B. Allen Malocx Ebeling 403 S. 7th St. Mobllgas Service O Sixth at Riverside Drive Phone 6371 Wagner Electrlc Paul I. Wagner. Prop. FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG BENDIX PRODUCTS WASHERS RADIOS 354 Sixth Street Light and Power Wiring Telephone 5078 00000000000 Tailoring Hat Blocking and SERVICE CLEANERS and Alterations Dyeing 755 D Street Chino, California fjaiien-Blom .famim Ga. Lumber and Building Materials 493 S. 5th Street O Fine Old Colony Paints R o Phone 5501 Chino, California We Wish To Thank Students cmd P.T.A. of C.H.S. for their pcxrtronaqe during the school year and hope We may continue to serve you in the future. CHINO BAKERY 4 ooooowooooooooooouoooonooooooooooo Spanish and American Food LA CITA CAFE 369 Sixth St. Phone 5566 Chino, California Congratulations to the Class of '48 E. C. PLETT 1 'v - 5 ti HARDWARE - PAINTS - DAIRY SUPPLIES Phone 5591 611-31 D Street Chino, California Service Unit for National and Southern California Auto Club WHITE GARAGE Zeke Cortez, Prop. Complete Motor Reconditioning and Overhaul CHEVROLET SERVICE Phone 5761 I Chino, California Res. 5157 IXEITITUAHY Telephone 6777 203 Central Avenue Chino California , . , ,F 4 DVD Fallls Bros. ,M 1. 1 t Department Store U L :FQ Ontario. California C 1 15 r A Fine Store in a Fine City Congratulations Class oi 1948 DODGE GROCERY 385 Sixth Street Vernon Dodge Ralph Forester Georgia Pine Leo Beck, Prop C BECK'S MARKET 387 Sixth Street Andy Russell. Ass't. 000000 Leo Beck. Ir. Mono 4000OOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO6000000006000OOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOO P. E. Ostran Sr Co. Ontario's Leading Department Store Men and Women's Furnishings Quality Plus Style Euclid at B Ontario, California T. E. Whitledge Quality Meat arket ONLY HIGH GRADE PRODUCTS SOLD Telephones Residence 6816 699 D Street Market 5036 Chino. California Diamonds Watches Silverware I ewelry Designing and Manufacturing Watch Repairing OOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0996000OO0690000O0OOO0000009696669 O9000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO06060000OOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOQ Timely Clothes Nunn-Bush Shoes Society Brand Clothes Arrow Shirts 4 JAHRWP. Evnns X wnn sux vounr, A Stetson Hats Palm Beach Suits McGregor Sweaters Iantzen Trunks R. R. RRRRY Grocery and Service Station Phone 7442 Edison and Euclid Chino, California ROY'S CAFE Suzanne Pickens 354 South Central Chino, California I'1l See you at BUCK AND HENRY'S Satisfaction Guaranteed 641 D Street Chino. California 6000000609096096060OQOOOQOOOOOQQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO06069 V1 onooooouooooonouo onoooooooo COMPLIMENTS CF Van Dusen Dept. Store Chino. California Chinois Agency for Chen Yu Lipstick and Nail Polish Tussy, Yardley, and Max Factor Cosmetics Hyland Standard Homeopathic Remedies Lederle and Cutter Dairy Vaccines Willcin Pharmacy Your Rexall Store Bth 6. D Street Chino. Calif. WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Auto Supplies, Clothing T.E. Bassett, Authorized Dealer 388 6th Street Chino. California oononeoooonoooooonoooooooooooooooooooooouooooooonoooov Buy Your Dresses At LOIS' DRESS SHOP Next To Perry's Furniture Store 378 Sixth Street Chino, California GEO. A. PERRY'S FURNITURE STORE Butane - Electric - Oil - And Natural Gas Appliances COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE Chino Pomona 370 Sixth Street Chino. Calif. HHH llllllll Central and Riverside Chino, California Conqratulations to the Class of 1948 CHINO DRUG COMPANY .. G. I. Kiss 661 D Street F. LAHORGUE Agent for Peerless Pumps 304 S. Central Chino. California ooooQooQoononewooonooneunoooooooooooonuooooooooone 'QQQQOOQOOOOOQOOOOOOOOO000009000090QQOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOO lohn H. Mee PHOTOGRAPHS Phone 1142 222 W. Holt Avenue Pomona, California Best Wishes to the Class of '48 Well Drilling, Pumps, Engines, Motors Layne QS Bowler Pumps All Kinds of Repairing O 370 S. Central Ave. Chino, California Wright Bros. 8: Rice FURNITURE FOR YOUR HOME ON FRIENDLY TERMS E IVE ELOORS OE FURNITURE 252 S. Main St.. Pomona Phone: Pomona 1928 ooooooooooooouoooooouooooooooooooouooooooowooooooooooooo 000000000000 HUVVAHU L. EALHHEATH Complete Insurance Protection Chino Theater Bldg. 136 South Central Ave. Telephone Chino 7172 Fire Bonds Auto WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION Liability Life Burglary Sporting Goods Men's and Boys' Clothing Shoes Huwardfs Mania Sturt 1 Uhmu Ultantrs and Ultra 662 D Street Phone 5176 Cleaning Pressing Dyeing Alterations CESPEDES STUDIO PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS Phone 2431-159 West Second Street Pomona California 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 General Repairing cmd Welding 0 PICKERING GARAGE A. L. Pickering. Ir. Corner Euclid and Edison Avenues Phone Chino 6451 Glen R. Patton Agency REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Income Tax Service Notary Public 346 Sixth Street Phone 5521 Chino, California Kuskey Bros. F oodland Market 364 Sixth Street Phone 5596 Chino 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 oo Congratulations -- Class of '48 Rhodie's P D Q F. W. Rhodehouse. Prop. Riverside and 7th Chino. California Compliments oi Kawai? '4 Cafe 135 South Central Chino. California 'Bla Belle Eeautg Smlnn Specialize in Hair Styling and ffl:-1 Permanent Waves is 657 D St. Phone 7301 ooooooooooooooooooooooooQoooo '00 00 6 We rqfzpaeoialle the advertising in EL Chasgui l948 by these business firms which appears below and in the pages to follow. These people make it possible for the staff to give you more pages, more pic- tures--more of everything. Patronize them, please! Be Cn Time--Don't Lose Out. JUHH' JEWELRY Post Office, Chino. California 00006066006 on noooonooo Sf M1 Ak Wm., lei? 3 29,215 O 3 Q fu xl K, 25:25 .Q Q 3 is V kia W . xfi 35' 'Z .NSW 15:8 was 3 ,wig 3 my ,af WV, ' 1,-' Q .if bw, 'sf K SQ X x M? X -ss 5 wr Qiiiaiii, .-r ,. YNNQQXM. r-'Ss ww i .ta 12 18 April 2 9 16 23 26-30 May 2-3 8 12 14 25 28 lune l 4 5 6 8 10 ll In Rhyme Farmers give a rural dance, and Pat Mauzey reigns as the queen. Teresa Garcia and Rex Vestal called tops as poppy posters seen. Home economics gals and Girls' League hostesses be at annual Fashion Show and Tea. G.A.A. follows the trend of the previous day--gives in April Fool's dance that's clever and quite hey- ey! Farmers get ribbons, money and heifers in assem- bly on day when we felt first spring zephyrs. Annual chorus festival at Citrus is held by T.C.L. schoolsg much music, much fun, much laughter-- but not many rules! Three-act comedy given--'Tis lune Mad 7 Every- giing comes out right for Penny, Chuck, Mom and ad! Public Schools Week with three Open Houses: such publicity much spirit arouses. Frosh entertain with last dance of the year, spreading lot of hap- piness and cheer. The smart ones lCSF,that isl have two day spree at Lake Arrowhead where joy is unconfined and free. Wouldn't you know that these two would rate? Helen lest and Stan Tomlinson are first and second in the Class of '48. Chino gals are hostesses at softball playdayy the G. A. A.ers show them where the T.C.L. crown should stay. Band and chorus members get together in concert which everyone anticipates from time of the cur- tain's first flirt. Today is election day. Prepare for a struggle and a fray. Tonight's the night that belongs to the seniors. They perform and rate and prove our superiors. All the fellows enjoy that old Bean Feed. They play and eat to the full, indeed. The closing assembly 'today is held. The end of school is near. The thought of parting from friends seems so very queer. lunior fete the seniors with a banquet and prom so neat. The boys were very handsome lads, the girls so very sweet. This is the night that to all is consecrate. 'T is time for the seniors' baccalaureate. El Chasquis are out. Time to laugh and shout! Cet serious again. Pick up that paper and pen. Examinations-abominations. About this night we're in complete agreement. lt is the night. The seniors' Commencement. September October November December lanuary February March 15 16 26 2 3 10 14 17 31 5 ll 13 21 26 28 5 19 17 4 7 ll 12 17 16 28 5 I-I' T' 'VV'ell, here we are again. Time for paper and pen. Out of school for a day to celebrate the Mexican way. Cowboys start the football fight at Coachella this very night. Classes elect officers for the yearg some may shed a weary tear. El Chasqui staff gathered in to Mrs. Belmour's little den. Majorettes, song, cheer leaders try out while all the students sing and shout! T. C. L. football festival at Citrusg Cowboys eager to show fight for us. Future Farmers survive initiation-prove vigor for chosen occupation. Student Council holds first dance. All the students out to prance. Alumni here for Homecoming Day and to see the Bonita fray. At Citrus, G. A. A. play basketball-of course they were the best of all! Books were closed, so they say, that we might observe Armistice Day. G. A. A. initiatees were braided, painted, and such by the old members holding them in their clutch. With circus gayety as their theme, the sophs gave a dance that made folks beam. Basketball season begins right now-and con- tinued with victories-and how! We are out of school for just two days to add to the Thanksgiving praise. Future 1-lomemakers' dance in store, and Christ- mas is knocking on our door. Music department gives their presentation the night before Christmas vacation. Senior-lunior prom topic of all conversation. For- mals and best manners dusted off for the occasion. F.H.A. initiatees were fed-much spaghetti and garlic bread. Corona host to speedball girls who came home with all the victors' curls. Paletteers celebrate St. Valentine's day by giving a dance very pretty and gay. Lincoln's birthday gives us holiday. Marilynne Shanks, orator, is the very best at the Barstow district speech contest. Seniors skip school for day in the mountains, where there was skiing, and hiking' and lots of tobbogans. Vaqueros win T.C.L. laurels--gave it to Bonita with both barrels. Cowkids champs too, right out of the blue! Track tennis, and baseball begin. Sports do make all the world akin. A W., ,N x sg ,,, W, ,A NN .silk wg if L if , il wif K1 W? 5' Mf- A. Hockey FRONT ROW: L. Laos, F. Mv- Cain, H. Thompson, B. Harris, D. Hausman, P. Voenstra, M. Shanks, V. Collins, SECOND ROW: E. Berry, R. Dennis, B. Brown, M. Kramer, B. Vander- ziel, V. Satteriield, W. Starling. V. Snyder, A. Moralesq THIRD Row: A. Campos, D. Constantine, B. Burkhart, H. lest, R. Alvarez, lv Scott, E. Weber, G. Davis, L.A. Capperp BACK ROW: B. Christy, B. Morrison, L, Decker, E. Cornu, P. MacLean, M. Bozarth, N. Cocko, G. Wagner, B. Ryitel, D. Brink- man Seniors were the champions in the hockey interclass playoffs. The junior team won second place, and the sophomores and freshmen tied for third. Louise Pierce was sport manager. Gwen Davis was the senior captaing Iackie Keller, the juniorg Bobbie Green, the sophomore leader, and Laura Lee Thompson led the irosh squad. The G.A.A. hockey playday was held at Claremont high school on April lO. It had been scheduled for the week before, but the weatherman had other ideas then. The Chino girls returned with one tie, and two defeats. The freshman team was the only team which won its game. FRONT ROW: G. Lobo, R. Abach- erli, P. Black, H. Ryckman, M. Wright, I. Mitchell, D. Sartain I. Langkammerer, T. Garcia: SECOND ROW: L.Briones, P. Stephens, M. Smith, S. Payne M. Crouse. R. Loos, M. Ortiz, A Benites, P. Brundage, B.I. Mc Phail, K. Christy, I. Langkammer- org THIRD ROW: L. Hanna, I Weber, L. Cadlini, B. Pattison, M. Gaukler, D. Beaty, B. Tripp A. Boyer, B. Beck, B. Tripp, C Ienningsg FOURTH ROW: L. Ramos, M. Younkin, P. Mauzey P. Dunn, S. Hernandez, B. Gon zales, M. A. Delgado, A. New- man, B. Moore, I. Norris, E. An- dersong FIFTH ROW: I. Perhab B. Green, L. L. Thompson, I. I. Welch, L. Erreca, W. Hawkins, M. Rod, L. Pine, M. Sturtevant, I. Wil- kin, P. Killion, SIXTH ROW: B Stidham, I. Ratliff. iff.- 'Riva S 3' Y 1 M. .A y ,. . S Badminton and Tennis FRONT ROW: L. Hanna, M. Rod W. Hawkins, l. I. Welch, L. Bri- ones, H. Thompson, F. McCain, P. Stephens, I. Perhab, P. Killion, M Ortiz: SECOND ROW: M. Smith, R. Loos, L. Loos, M.I. Crouse, S. Pay- ne, B. Tripp, I. Norris, A. New man, L. Cadlini, B. Green,A. Ben- itesp THIRD ROW: W. Starling, V Sattertield, B. Burkhart, A. Cam- pos, H. lest, R. Alvarez, D. Con- stantine, N. Cocke, M. Bozarth, B. Vanderzielg BACK ROW: B R ffel E. Cornu, L.A. Capper, P Moore, B. Christy. Y V 1 MacLean, I. Scott, I. Ratliif, B At the time this article was Written no definite badminton team had been chosen. The girls who looked better than average and who would probably come out on top Were LuAnn Capper, Max- ine Poh, Helen lest, and Wanda Starling, heading the singles 5 and Erma Cornu and Lillian Loos listed as the most probable for first doubles. This is the first year that regular badminton matches have been scheduled with tennis matches at League schools. Games were scheduled with Puente, Claremont, Bonita, Corona, and Citrus. Wanda Starling served as this year's badminton manager. At the time the annual Went to press, the G.A.A. tennis team had not been chosen. Outstanding singles players were Betty Harris, DeeDee Hausman, Marilynne Shanks, Arlene Boyer, and Elsie Weber. ln the doubles playing position, competition was keen be- tween Barbara Ryitel, Geraldine Wagner: and Vera Snyder, Annie Morales. The tennis team traveled with the boys' baseball team to the dit- ierent Tri-county League schools for their scheduled matches. Geraldine Wagner was tennis manager this season. FRONT ROW: B. Tripp, A. Boyer B. Gonzales, I. Cortez, B. Harris D. Hausrnan, P. Veenstra, M Shanks, G. Lobo, I. Mitchell, C Ienningsg SECOND ROW: M. Younkin, E. Berry, B. Beck, S Hernandez, L. Ramos, H. Ryck- man, M. Wright, D. Sartain, V. Snyder, A. Morales, E. Anderson M. Gaukler, THIRD ROW: D Beaty,, I. Weber, B. Pattison, B.I. McPhail, P. Brundage, I. Lang- kammerer, P. Black, E. Weber G. Davis, D. Brinkman, K. Christy I. Langkarnmererg FOURTH ROW B. Stidham, B. Morrison, L. Decker G. Wagner, M. Kramer, B. Brown P. Dunn, P. Mauzey, I. Wilkin, V Collins, R. Dennis: LAST ROW: M Sturtevant, L. Pine, L. Erreca, R Abacherli, L.L. Thompson, T. Gar cia, B. Ayers. f Speedball V V l FRONT ROW: Vera Snyder, DeeDee Hausman, Betty Harris, Hannah Thompson, Louise Pierce, Iosephine Rodriguez, SECOND ROW: Margie Wright, Iolene Scott, Elsie Weber, Barbara Ryffel, Barbara Becky BACK ROW: Arlene Boyer, Helen Ryckman, Luisa Briones Chino teams had a very successful speedball season this year. At the Corona playday, Chino placed as the top of the Tri-county League schools with three Wins and one tie. Chino seniors tied with the Corona team, lO to lO. Seniors were the Winners in interclass playoffs. The juniors, sophomores, and freshmen placed second, third, and fourth, re- spectively. Geraldine Wagner was captain of the seniors, Vera Snyder led the juniors, Arlene Boyer captained the sophomores, and Margie Wright and Helen Ryckman were the frosh captains. DeeDee l-lausman acted as speedball manager. Basketball SEATED: Vera Snyder, Beulah Tripp, Helen Byckman, Hannah Thompson, Louise Pierce, losephine Rodriguez, STANDING: Arlene Boyer, Annie Morales, Erma Cornu Senior and junior teams tied for first place in interclass basket- ball playoffs held this year. Sophomores Won second honors and the frosh team took third. Barbara Byffel was the basketball manager. A Louise Pierce served as captain of the senior teamp Peggy Veen- stra led the juniorsg Elvira Gonzales was the sophomore captain, and lune Langkammerer headed the freshman team. At the annual playday held at Citrus Union High School on November 5, Chino girls Won three games and lost one game by a single point. Majorettes mga su- M a .Q Song Leaders S H r ,fl ly 5 l up 'fr rf' , Lureen Decker, Ivan leanne Mayfield, Beverly Morrison, Marilyn Miller Geraldine Wagner, Erma Cornu, Gwen Dav Cheer Leaders 1 is I f Q Marllynno Slzan fi. lk' Larry Dickey, DeeDee Hausmcrn, lohnny Phillips 4, AR - ii., .1 rf' Tennis SEATED: R. Boyer, D. Bowman, S. Tomlinson, I. Garcia, H. Morter, STANDING: Coach Paul Deacon H. Norton, R. Bertschinger, D. Allyn, F. Bartlett, G. Durrington, C. Lowery, B, Oldham, Mgr. I Pattison When El Chasqui, 1948 went to the press, the definite ladder of the Chino Cowboys racqueteers had not yet been established. It is anticipated that the Vagueros will be well up in T.C.L. standing, however, for there were many returning lettermen that reported to Coach Paul Deacon when tennis season began. The following ladder is expected to be the one used throughout the l948 season with Very few changes forseen: First singles, Fred Bartlett, second singles, Robert Bertschinger, third singles, Stan ford Tomlinson, fourth singles, Robert Brooks, and fifth singles, Dale Bowman. The doubles combinations are lack Garcia and Charles Lowery, first, and Dick Allyn and Glen Durrington, second. I-QHHCDZIDPI4 mtr1r1142'-432' Baseball FRONT ROW: E. Ito, C. B. Pruitt, E. Dean, R. Chavez, D. England, l. Hawkins, D. Tidwolly BA ROW: Coach Frank Elder, P. Guillen, H. Wilson, E. Hallett, H. Biggors, R. Gonzales, l. D l As El Chasgui, l948 goes to the press, the Chino High baseball team, caoched by li' rank Elder, is making itself felt as a power in Tri-County League Competition. This year's nine is composed almost entirely of lettermen. Three are back on the Cowboy horsehiders from last year's varsity sguadg seven are up from the l947 junior varsityg and three letter- men in other schools transferred to C.H.S. before the season began and reported to Coach Elder for the Vagueros. Coached by Shirley Moore, the Chino layVees are entering Tri-County League competition for the first time. This year's squad is a strong one, and is making a good showing. The junior varsity teams are important to a school, because the experience gained stands the fellows in good stead when they aspire to a place on the varsity teams. FRONT ROW: R. Strothkarnp, l. Millsap, D, Hargrove, ll. Stevens, L. Aguerrc, loo Yzurd g BACK ROW: L. Guillen, R. Melendez, l-l. Estrella, Coach Shirley Moore, G. Borba, G. Est ll FRONT ROW: H. Ramirez, R. Rico, M. Partida, W. Martinez, R. Martinezy SECOND ROW: R. Roclelo, C. York, R. Navarrette, L. Dickey, H. Martinez, M. Galvang BACK ROW: Coach Morris Lusk, C. Baez, I. Diaz, R. Vtlilliams, E. Porter,M, Cummins, Coach Henry Azhderian Bee 81: Cee Track From the seventy-tive fellows who turned out for the Bee and Cee track teams, Coach Henry Azhderian had little troulole in forming successful squads that broke six Chino High School records. The teams also ranked very high in the T. C. L. finals. New B Weight Records Record Set By Manuel Galvan Paul Rodriguez Event 000 yard run . l320 yard run 70 yard high hurdles Ray Vanzant l20 low hurdles Ray Vanzant New C Weight Records 660 yard run Manuel Galvan Time l:3l.9 3:27 9.5s l4.4s 440 yard relay Tony Perez, Roger Clihurn Glen Arbuthnat, Bill Wagner l:3l.9 5l.9s FRONT ROW: W. Stray, B. Wcxfg- ner R Cliburn, B. Lucas, S. Brooks, M. Galvang BACK ROW: Coach He-nr G. Arbuthn Morris Lusk y Azhderian, l. Ades, ot, T. Perez, Coach CIJIT-fill?-LTICD Varsity Track FRONT ROW: I. Perret, H. Guillen, R. Towninq, I. Snyder, I. Fernandez, G. Franco, R. Vestal SECOND ROW: P. Rodriguez, Coach Henry Azhderian, B. Willis, R. Briones, P. Guillen, R. Gonzales, H. Partidag BACK ROW: Coach Morris Lusk, R. Riqhtmer, F. Guillemet, H. Wilson, R. Vanzant, D. Belmudez. This season opened with the return of nine lettermen from last year's varsity track team. There was plenty ot qood material for Coach Henry Azhderian to pick from for his 1948 Cowboy Cinder- men. Although it is too early in the season to predict what the track- men, captained by loe Snyder, senior and letterman, will set for themselves in the Way of records, prospects are quite bright as El Chasqui, l948 goes to press. C St D Basketball SEATED: Chino 30 Chino l6 Chino 32 Chino 40 Chino I7 Chino 32 Chino 29 Chino 21 lames Millsap, Roger Clibtwrn, Capt. Harry Estrella, Dick Hargrove, STANDING: Mgr.Clarence Carpenter, George Estrella, Richard Boyer, Tony Perez, Manuel Galvan, Coach Paul Mickey Chino I2 Chino 36 Chino 20 Chino l2 Chino 22 Chino 25 Cees, coached by Paul Mickey and captained by Harry Estrella tied for first place in the Tri-County League basketball competi- tion this year, along with Citrus and Bonita. Each of the three top notch teams won six games and lost two. lt is anticipated that some of the fellows on the squad will go on to the Cowkid and Cowboy teams in the future as a result of their experience this season. The D weights, also coached by Mr. Mickey, were captained by lunior Pierce through a basketball season that saw them emerge in third place in T. C. L. contests. This was the very first time they, as a team, had experienced such competition. Soma Corona Citrus Puente Corona Bonita Citrus Bonita Pucnto SEATED: Mike Killian, Alois Abacherli, Capt. lunior Pierce, Stanley Brooks, Conrad Gingg Coach Paul Mickey, Walter Stray, Bill Stewart, Bill Vlfagner, Mgr. Elmer Wheeler Sendai Citrus 36 Puontc l5 Bonita Z7 Citrus 43 Bonita 24 Pucntc 9 B Basketball FRONT ROW: David George, Co-Capts. Harold Wilson and Robert Brooks, Tom Deerning, Mgr. Ray lto, SECOND BOW: Larry Dickey, Charles Lowery, lack Garcia, lack Woolen, loe Mejia, Howard Morterg BACK ROW: Henry Ramirez, Melvin Cummins, Rex Vestal, Elvin Porter, Coacli Henry Azhdorian league Scoaed Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino Chino FIRST ROUND Sl Claremont 24 29 Bonita 27 3U Corona 27 23 Citrus l8 33 Puente 27 SECOND ROUND 27 Claremont I8 39 Bonita 26 31 Corona 24 30 Citrus 32 won by cloiault from Puente Under the fine leadership oi Co-Captains Bobert Brooks and Harold Wilson, and the excellent coaching oi Henry Azhderian, the Cowkids came through with the Tri-County League champion- ship tor the second consecutive year. The Bees lost only one garne in League play this year, and that to Citrus 30 to 32 in the second round ot play. As a result ot win- ning the Tri-county League laurels, the team represented the League in the Santa Monica lightweight basketball tourney. LMEN League Champs ROBERT CHAVEZ, Captain Forward SECOND ROUND Chino 40 Claremont 27 l Chino 39 Bonita 42 Chino 33 Corona 32 Chino 34 Citrus 33 PLAYOFF WITH BONITA Chino 38 Bonita 32 PLAYOFF WITH RIVERSIDE Chino 47 Riverside 59 Managers DICK STEVENS. IOE SNYDER, DALE ENGLAND .4 CHARLES FRADY Forward CHARLES BOYER PAT GUILLEN Guard Cltflost Valuable Playorl Tri-County Champions of l947-48, the Chino Cowboys lost but one League game during the thrilling ten game season. Excellent coaching, fine teamwork, and the whol e hearted support ot everyone in the school and the community all combined to bring victory to the Vaaueros. Since they were the shortest team in the League, the Cowboys played the run'em to death type ot ball made possible only by flawless training Robert Chavez, this year's captain, was an excel- lent leader. Pat Guillen was chosen the most val- uable player on the squad, and Harold Holder, the m o s t improved player during the season. Frank Elder was the coach who did such remark- ably tine work with the team. Tri-County HAROLD HOLDER Gunrd CMUSI lnftnroverd Pl 1yc,v1l dl - HENRY GUILLEN Gugrd Chinn Chino Chino Chinn Chino Chino EIVIILIO PARTIDA Fm wx nd LETT LEAGUE SCORES FIRST ROUND 56 Qll'1IUII1UIll xlll '13 Rcmilli QW 34 Cmnnli 24 40 Cilxus 39 43 Vnwxllw 1723 323 llLlk'I1lL' Sb l SEATED: Harold Holder, Dilrk Allyn, Ccnwl. Rnluelll Cluxvoyz, Clnnhlvs Fmnly, llllllllll R Purtidci, Darrell Vxfilkinsonp STANDUXIG- C. B, Pruiil, Bolw BOIklSx'lllllljUI, Alvin lxnw C. B. PRUITT Chcirles Boyer, Henry Gulllen, Pnl Guillen, Couflx Frank Eldvl Guard BOB RITTER PHOTOS M NWN if Q Rf X . x FN - 9 as X. X Qi X mf! A, ..-f ...pf 4 X XY ,N N f .Q- fi -...1 Q . flfi iff: SMD? 1 - , ' ., L j..Q'M 'Eilfif MQ ' 1,42 1 C Football FRONT ROW: G. Durrington, S. Brooks, M. Nielsen, Capt. D. Molles, Ir. Pierce, I. Millsap, R. Cliburn, l. Wilder, R. Taylorp SECOND ROW: A. Perez, M. Galvan, R. Stevens, G. Arbuthnot, E. Vifilhelni, C. Carpenter, R.B. Houston, A. Abacherli, D. Iarnesy THIRD ROW: Coach Shirley Moore, G. Estrella, B. lrnbach, L. Abacherli, I. Francis, B. Wagner, D. Williams, D. Hargrove, H. Wilkinson, BACK ROW: Mgr. B. Oldham, C. Gingg, I. C. Billings, Mgr. H. Norton. x 'Seann Chino lZ llincrson U Chino 6 Bonita U Chino 6 Bonita U Chino G Citrus U Chino l2 Covina U The Chino High Midgets smashed through the l947 season tor the only tootball championship for Chino this year. The Cees were not scored upon nor threatened in any way, tor their opponents never made it inside the lighties' twenty yard line. The champs were coached by Shirley Moore, Who has main- tained that tuture varsity laurel Winners make up the Cowkid squad. They were captained by lunior Pierce and David Molles, who accepted a football trophy trom the Student Council in re- cognition ot the efforts ot the team. B Football FRONT ROW: G. Baez, D. England, E. Porter, l. Garcia, C. Lowery, Capt. H. lto, l. Perret H. Ramirez, T. Cisneros: SECOND ROW: R. Martinez, M. Cummins, G. Garcia, M. Partida, C. Leach, T. Deeming, I. Woolen, R. Williams: THIRD ROW: I. Yzurdiaga, R. Vanzant, R. Brooks, H. Mortar, li. Navarrotta, I. Mejia, R. Melendez, l. Fernandez, H. Martinez: FRONT ROW: P. Rodriguez, F. Guillemot, R. Delgado, l. Diaz, G. Conley, Ft. Flowers, D. Conley, E. Hallett, H. Wilson, BACK ROW: Mgr. I. Pat- tison, Coach Frank Elder, Mgr. C. Pierce. .. .feague 3co4e4 Chino 24 Puente O Chino 45 Claremont 7 Chino 21 Bonita U Chino 12 Corona 13 Chino 18 Citrus 7 Cowkids can Very Well be proud ot their 1947 football season, tor they Won all ot their Tri-county League games but one, and lost that one by a single point. Although they missed being League champions by that one point, the Bees showed all the qualities that make a Championship team, tor they were good sports and played a Clean, hard game. Frank Elder served as coach ot the lightweights, and they were Captained by Ray lto and loe Snyder. Varsity Football , k,. FRONT ROW: C. Frady, D. Schiller, D. Belmudes, C. B. Pruitt, Capt. P. Guillen, S. Tomlinson, K. Hart, W. Robles, D. George: SECOND ROW: R. Gonzales, R. Gonzales, I. Hawkins, R. Bertschinqer, R. Chavez, D. Wilkinson, D. Tidwell, L. Aquerre, H. Holbrook, THIRD ROW: Mar. D. Perret, W.Subia, R. Briones, C. Sturtevant, G. Karrer, D. Rix, A. Pine, D. Kinion, l. Barber, R. Pippin, Coach Henry Azhderiang FOURTH ROW: E. Partida, H. Partida, H. Guillen, B. Holbrook, H. Biqqers, T. Harich, D. Anderson, M. Ewing, M. Scott, G. Durrinqton, H. Holder, Mar. D. Odle, Coach Paul Deacon. Seemed Chino l3 Puente U Chino l9 Claremont 7 Chino 12 Bonita 13 Chino O Corona U Chino O Citrus 40 Coached by Henry Azhderian who was assisted by Paul Deacon, and captained by C. B. Pruitt and Pat Guillen, the Cow- boys played the kind of ball in 1947 that thrilled every spectator. With a pre-League loss by one touchdown to Coachella and a victory over Valencia, the Vaaueros entered the Tri-county League play with the will to win, and they kept this spirit in the face of heavy odds. Their record was two wins, one tie and two defeats, and Chino High can point to the l947 team with pride, for the fellows always demonstrated the best of sportsmanship. The team voted that William Robles was the most valuable player of the season, and that Robert Bertschinqer was the most improved player on the team. The Cowboys elected Henry Guillen and William Robles the l948 Co-captains. 15. x X 1 S W. r i Q, 'f' 'fx' Q . ,,. , ,V .W lkw Ny' L, 'V k f7,s' , 1 , Q . ,wi g x N ,WS if .,,.,, ' I ,I ,L X ,M gg 4 ' Nh: ' M W' wr. HS -nw ,L-f1g3,,.wG M . N Wi ldv .W sl 53,5 lwgws 5 ,T .V ,Kewl 5 ., - Q d H M I ., lv' 4 A 'Y , Mah X A ' xv Wailea ' 1 - . Eilfif Ng mgf, iw i izglg-i M55 Q Wig Y 2 . : iiwisyg ,. 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Hj: : 1.4 if 'Lyn 1 W- K gfgx 'LAL ,.A. 4 V , ' W if U W. 'f I I E i 'f 2 S i Sa ca s- SS A E52E22E?Er if 1--Y Q . zw v lxggii M Girls' Ensemble C. H. S. Swing Band M C. H. S. Orchestra Mixed Chorus ...,... ......... .... ,, .,.. , . ...,, - ,Q A Hr Junior High Band and Orchestra C. I-I. S. Girls' Chorus C. I-I. S Band U K5 QWGQEQWW w f. Q fi k,d4KSi,f'lfl? Junior High Girls' Chorus if'-If ad!! CAST PENNY WOOD REMONA DENNIS CHUCK HARRIS DICK WANGER MRS. WOOD MARILYNNE SHANKS ELMER TUTTLE IERRY KINION DR. WOOD TOM DIETERICH EFFIE RUTH BOLLIGER MILLY LOU BEVERLY MORRISON G. MERVYN ROBERTS TOM DEEMING ROGER VAN VLECK IIM DEEMING MR. HARRIS VANN DANIELS SHIRLEY WENTWORTH IOAN WILKIN IULIE HARRIS IOAN RIGGS RALPH WENTWORTH ELBERT SANCHEZ PRODUCTION STAFF DIRECTOR MISS BARBARA MERRILL LIGHTS MR. GEORGE F. MORGAN SCENERY MARCELLIN MOLLES. 'TED HANSON. AND CAST STAGE PROPS IO PERHAB. BARBARA BECK. LUAN PINE. MILDRED YOUNKIN STAGE CREW DON ODLE, LARRY DICKEY USHERETTES LAURA LEE THOMPSON. IUNE THOMPSON, PAT MAUZEY. IMA IEAN WELCH. IO PERHAB swf W' 2 June - NSK x' . is , mg Tif f f X bf . W Q33 fy X A I. 'W 5 64, 3535 555559 W 3 15 'bb . . 1 . X - . wx L, . mal: 15481. PFJAL ,mf ' nf? Jw ,Q 5 A .A 3 Q, R QQ.-T , :iv , . Af wk iw, 'SQ 56 w li 'QA V 1-.1 ,A - -ex 5- E - - If WE Q Sai? iiiiiigifxgiig XL gg ?3 LQEYESL' Efglgis if 3 lilgiiaif N is-.-4 f ' Af Order of Gregg Artists FRONT BOW: Peggy Veenstra, Marilyn Phillips, Betty Lobo, Connie Beltran, lna Kongialisy SECOND BOW: Marilynne Shanks, Wanda Starling, Erma Cornu, Gwen Davis, Frances McCain, Eleanor Ratclitf, Bemona Dennisg BACK BOW: Helen Barton, Hannah Thompson, Ethel Berry, Beverly Burkhart, Bernice Brown, Donna Brinkman, Mrs. Evelyn lackson, Pat MacLean, Betty Hernandez. Chino High School's members ot the Order ot Gregg Artists can well be proud of their achievement made in the field of short- hand. The goal ot each student is to strive for artistic shorthand penmanship which is necessary tor speed and accuracy. Each year an international contest is sponsored by The Gregg Writer, and awards are made to students all over the world who submit the most artistic shorthand copies. Classes practiced several months before their best single copy was submitted for membership. Usually only one gold pin is awarded, but this year there were ten winners. The students receiving pins for superior shorthand penmanship were Consuelo Beltran, Betty Hernandez, Marilyn Phillips, Peggy Veenstra, iirst year students 5 Donna Brink- man, Erma Cornu, Gwen Davis, Betty Lobo, Frances McCain, and Hannah Thompson, second year students. Hannah won this honor award in l947. Up to this date the l947-48 national awards tor school prizes have not been announced. M NUI ' ,, I g 5 ,lf W -T 4616 an :Sly Paletteers mb' 0 ,XO 1 1 Q X FRONT ROW: lrna lean Welch, Lorraine Tkatch, Charlotte Iennings, Patsy Dunn: SECOND ROW: Q A T G ' N y C lc M ry Bozarth Lillian Hanna Iackie Keller- BACK ROWA Laura Lee GYGSG GTCIG, GDC OC 9, C! ,,,. Thompson, Mary Smith, Mrs. Agnes Stewart, Luan Pine, Dorothy Deakins Ni km N .fl it Artists at C. H. S. are members of the Paletteers, a very active group on the school campus. They attended two art exhibits, one at Chattey College and the other at Los Angeles, Where one ot their group, lackie Keller, received an achievement award for her entry in the Scholastic Art Exhibit at Bullocks, Los Angeles. Social events entered into included a day at the snow, and the sponsoring ot a Valentine Dance which was one of the most suc- cessful oi the year. Mary Bozarth Was Paletteers president, Lorraine Tkatch, vice- president and social chairmang lackie Keller, secretary: and Luan Pine, treasurerp Mrs. Agnes Stewart, art instructor, is the club's adviser. 1 I l ' ng Ri fl s f 7 . 1 X A A I g. X 1 5 .-e-If-fffsi C34-f ' A --ex 5-Ah I Future Farmers of America SEATED:Roy White, Louis Riebli, Gene Wolfinbarger, Salvador Diaz, Walter Rohrer, lunior Pierce, Mr. Mayfield: STANDING: Wayne lacobson, Ralph Preciado, Mr. lohn Young Chino chapter of the Future Farmers of America, always an active group on the C.H.S. campus, did themselves a good job again this year. Under the able leadership of lvan Mayfield and lohn Young, agriculture instructors, the members exhibited live- stock and won awards at the Orange County Fair, the Bank of America judging contest at Palomar, the Great Western Livestock Show at Los Angeles, and at the Cow Palace at San Francisco. The group also participated in activities at the lndio Date Festival. One of their number, Salvador Diaz, won first prize in the Co- operative Quiz contest, and Walter Rohrer, Howard Morter, and Don Rix took second, third, and fourth places, respectively. Farmers did not neglect the lighter side of life, either, and at their annually sponsored dance they crowned Patricia Mauzey their queen. The annual Parent-Son banquet is held in the spring. Gene Wolfinbarger served as president of the F.F.A., Ralph Preciado and Walter Rohrer, vice-presidents, Louis Riebli, treasurer: Wayne lacobson and Roy White, reportersg and Salvador Diaz was sergeant-at-arms. Gene Wolfinbarger also acted as reporter for the Southern Region of the Future Farmers. ' 3 w 'r 'W i XP L ' x 1. b een f , fs. M f A 5 S 'F ff- I' I Er ,J Q is ge 't W fm Q -if- 4 W c'0W3'Q , L se Future Homemakers of America SEATED: Lureen Decker, Nancy Cocke, Frances Gonzales, Luisa Brionesg STANDING: Ruth Bolliqer, Miss Anna Mae Strickler, Donna Brinkman Girls interested in homemakina make up the Future Home- makers of America, an orqanization similar in many ways to the Future Farmers of America. Girls win points tor their home pro- jects, and with an award system based upon the same principles as the G. A. A., members may earn letters and sweaters. This year the F. H. A. sponsored very successfully the annual Chino High Christmas dance. Nancy Cocke was the l947-48 president, Frances Gonzales, vice-president, Donna Brinkman, secretary, Lureen Decker 5 treas- urerg Ruth Bolliqer, historian 5 Luisa Briones, parliamentariany and Miss Anna Mae Strickler served as faculty adviser. Beverly Burk- hart, Chino F. H. A. member, served as the district treasurer. .V i -DF gif J L' lxf tx W q 'L' i F es.. ... l : writ.. - - ' A'- A - -..ff grep-see A 'r N--mr , SEATED B ly Morrisson, Mari- k Annie Morales, E l B y STANDING: Fred M onard Collins, Stan- Oration Team ,P-W ,A as 3 Chino High School stepped up into the front lines in oratory this year when Marilynne Shanks, Winner of the local Constitu- tion oration contest sponsored annually by the American Legion, Went on to attain higher honors for Chino and for herself by taking iirst place at the district meet at Barstow Where she competed against orators from the smaller schools in San Bernardino County. ln the contest at San Bernardino, Where Chino's e nt r y com- peted against students trom the largest schools in the county, Marilynne won second place, defeating contestants from Colton, San Bernardino, and Redlands, and losing only to the Chafiey orator. In the local contest, Beverly Morrison, C. I-I. S. junior, won second place 5 and Stanford Tomlinson, senior, took third. Leonard F. Collins, instructor in American history and civics at C. H. S., coached the oration team. m,-f , '? tt ' tt't 5, l B , 1 . t it ,ii , 3 1 K A K W MA A ,,,t , M lil- 4 - Girls' Athletic Association Hausman, Betty Wanda Starling Girls' Athletic Association has always been a very popular organization tor the Chino High tems. All girls who have made at least one team are eligible tor membership. This organization stresses not only physical skills but also cooperation and good sportsmanship. Besides inter-school playdays, the G. A. A. provides social activ- ities tor its members. Among these are the annual initiation of new members, the banquet at which awards are made, and the annual spring dance which the group sponsors. Elizabeth Kiss acted as G. A. A. president until her mid-term graduation, when she was suceeded by Vice-president Betty Harris. Donna Brinkman served as secretaryg Lureen Decker, treasurer: and Erma Cornu, historian. Miss llse Schetier, girls' physical education instructor, is adviser to the group. SEATED: Erma Cornu, DeeDe Harris, Donn Brinkman, Geraldine Wagne Lureen Deckerp STANDING: Ba bara Rytfel, LuAnn C a p p e r Louise Pierce, Miss llse Schetter Q. W it - X Lrg!! a f 1 if - , 0 ig, :rg u 4 - -1 Q swam rf 4 c V! GBX -My Xx-' Lettermens' Clubs FRONT ROW: R. Gonzales, R. Bertschinaer, C. B. Pruitt, E. Partida, P. Guillen, R. Chavez, H. Partida F. Bartlett, I, Garcia, SECOND ROW: W. Robles, R. Brooks, G. Durrinqton, B. Keller, I. Phillips D. Allyn, B. Holbrook, D. Bowman, C. Sturtevant, BACK ROW: H. Biqqers, S. Tomlinson, C. Frady E. Hallett, K. Hart, D. Tidwell, I. Snyder, A. Pine, C. Lowery, R. Williams, H. Guillen, Coach Elder Winners of letters in varsity sports have lonq been organized into a Letterrnen's Club and have been active on the hiah school campus in more ways than just athletics. For the past s e v e r a l years the fellows have been aatekeepers, ticket sellers, and have served as student officials at most of the athletic contests he l d at C. H. S. This year B weight letter winners formed themselves into a like organization, wearina a white school sweater rather than the blue Varsity sweater, and the blue letter and stripes rather than the white which the varsity lettermen sport. They have assisted the varsity lettermen in their duties and have proved a valuable cam- pus club. FRONT ROW: G. Zuniqa, R. lto, R. Navarrette, I. Mejia, I. Pattison, SECOND ROW: E. Porter, D. Enq- land, I. Perret, S. Beltnudes, A. Gonzales, I Fernandez, G. Baez, G. Estrella, BACK ROW: R. Vestal, D. Wilkinson, I. Hawkins, H. Ramirez, C. York, H. Estrella, I. Woolen, Coach Elder. My A rf K F A his K .Z ,N ,-. , . V N' ... WYZW, California Scholarship Federation FRONT ROW: Remona Dennis, Barbara Vanderziel, Barbara Beck, Margie Wright, Vivien Satter- field, Dolores Constantine: SECOND ROW: Lois Sarina, Beverly Morrison, Miriam Sanchez, Frances McCain, Erma Cornu, Ethel Berry: THIRD ROW: Ivan leane Mayfield, Margaret Grant, Eloise And- erson, Lillian Loos, Hannah Thompson: FOURTH ROW: Annie Morales, Pat Mauzey, Charlotte Dunn, Helen lest, Beverly Burkhart: BACK ROW: Henry Guillen, Pat Guillen, Mrs. Genevieve McCrossen, Dick Allyn, lerry Kinion. During the 1947-48 school year, the members of the Chino chapter of the California Scholarship Federation, under the advisorship of Mrs. Genevieve McCrossen, have enjoyed several social events together as well as their yearly Honor Day which was spent at Lake Arrowhead. Four seniors became the proud possessors of life membership CSE pins, making the grade of at least six semesters' membership. Those were Helen lest, Margaret Grant, Henry Norton, and Stanford Tomlinson. Those who served the group as officers for the first semester were Patrick Guillen, president: Dolores Constantine, vice-presi- dent: Pat Mauzey, secretary-treasurer: Annie Morales, social chairman: and Henry Norton, transportation manager. Second semester officers were Henry Guillen, president: Charlotte Dunn, vice-president: Beverly Morrison, secretary-treasurer: Margaret Grant, social chairman: and Henry Norton, transportation man- ager. ff l, ffl, gi, ,,., ,f ry WF'-fl .E . ill ,sea if f I T ,file --Q-S' S Af - Boys' Club SEATED: Ray Ito, Stan Tomlinson, Mr. Henry Azhderiang STANDING: Harold Wil l Snyder, lack Garcia Every boy in C. H. S. from grades nine through twelve is a member of the Boys' Club. This organization was led in l947-48 by Stanford Tomlinson as president, Ray lto, vice-president: loe Snyder, secretary: lack Garcia, treasurer, and Harold Wilson, sergeant-at-arms. Henry Azhderian served as faculty adviser. Monthly meetings, during which sports movies and talks were a feature of the program, culminated in a Bean Feed at the close of the school year. At this annual affair much fun and many sports events were the order of the day. Good feeling, good sportsmanship, and good school citizenship have all been empha- sized by the Boys' Club. f r 4 M 1, N fe S - f 0, f f QS Girls' League STANDING: Margie Wright, Barbara Beck, Beverly Morrison, Mary Bozarth, Annie Morales, Gwen Davis SEATED: Miss Doris Bomberger, Mrs. Bldora Belmour, Marilynne Shanks, Wanda Sisco Donna Brinkman, Girls' League, made up oi all GHS. girls from grades nine through twelve, was one ot the most active ot the organizations on the school campus. lts regular monthly meetings were always looked forward to by the members, ior student talent was featured. The League joined with the home economics department in pre- senting its annual Fashion Show and Tea for the women ot the community. Students modeled clothing made in their own classes, and also showed the latest fashions from Lois' Dress Shop, Chino. Wanda Sisco was the l947-48 Girls' League prexy, Marilynne Shanks, vice-president, Beverly Morrison, treasurer, Donna Brink- man served as secretary, and Annie Morales was social chair- man. The Cabinet further consisted oi Gwen Davis, senior repre- sentative, Mary Bozarth, junior, Barbara Beck, sophomore, and Margie Wright, freshman representative. Miss Doris Bornberger was the active adviser oi the League, with Mrs. Eldora Belmour serving in an advisory capacity. . A ,ru ' V - ' x oi Lariat SEATED: Alice Campos, Nancy Cocke, Charlotte Dunn, Margaret Kramer, Helen lestg STANDING: Margaret Grant, Mrs. Belmour, Marian Van Dusen, Barbara Christy, lim Deeming Your Lariat, which you received every school week this past year, was published by a staff of ten journalism students under the instruction of Mrs. Eldora Belmour. Serving as editor of the Lariat through l947-48 was Charlotte Dunn. Mr. Qbert Rod and his students in printshop deserve recogni- tion tor their cooperation with the paper staff in getting the Lariat to everyone every Thursday. A Christmas p ar t y and a surprise birthday p a r t y for Mrs. Belrnour were two of the social events the entire staff enjoyed. Four journalists Were selected to attend the University of Southern Calitornia's twenty-third Newspaper Day on March 20. El Chasqui SEATED: Elvin Porter, Eugene Hallett, Margaret Kramer, Beverly Burkhart, Beverly Morrison, STANDING: Annie Morales, Geor- gia Bird, Ethel Berry, Bernice Brown A large and capable staff Worked hard throughout the school year to give Chino High students El Chasqui, l948. They had some tun out ot it, too, and hope that you will get a great deal of plea- sure now and in years to come with this yearbook. Margaret Kramer and Eugene Hallett Worked faithfully as El Chasqui co-editors, Elvin Porter and Beverly Burkhart were as- sistant editorsp Marcellin Molles was the art editor, and serving as business managers were Beverly Morrison, Mary Bozarth, and Annie Morales 1 SEATED: Peggy Veenstra, Mary Bozarth, Marcellin Molles, Helen lest, Margaret Grant, STANDING: Alvin Pine, Charles Lowery, Char- lotte Dunn, Donna Brinkman, Mrs. Eldora Belmour W 5 4, U ,Q ,D cf w W 0 dFOhjo4ffj ' Qi, ffwfy Qgg,f,fiQW ff ram WP WSMVQQKG MW L M M2252 fifwffw QW LA sw ,ff ML. , W Q ffm-NZ' ' , M vmffi , Q in fi Yesk Ig pg 3.5 ff ,V ,, , . ff V-29, ., ff w -Q: :3.: 3 .sf 5 E .. ,SIM W 3 ' E l ' , Y .... ,.,.. 5 5wQ5s,,Qa f 33-Q' Q QW x wr NM 13 QWXQQQQ 5 JE? WW? baiimigsg zw -YQ ,. mm: 3 x W Q S is ws Q i N N Q.. k., CLASS ADVISERS Miss Stong, Chairman Mr. Moore Miss LaMotte CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. Glen Younkin Mrs. Hans Bolliger Seve 'tl BOTTOM ROW: V. Buis, I. Elrod, C. Briones, D. Bybee, B. Davis, S. Brink, B. Asper, D. Allen, SECOND ROW: M. Arellano, I. Bocksberger, B. Britschgi, N. Calder, A. Beltran, P. Bailey, M. Coblentz, Miss Stong, THIRD ROW: E. Formway, A. Figueroa, L. Briones, V. Dolphus, H. Berger, L. Carbajal, R. Cortez, I. Crouse, M. Chilibolasty FOURTH ROW: G. Booher, L. Subia, V. Duran, S. Cihlar, B. Forden, B. DeLaluz, D. Davis, D. Best, H. Bolliaerg FIFTH ROW: R. Barckley, B. Covington, L. Ames, E. Duhalde, E. Delzell, I. Cortez, T. Flores: SIXTH ROW: B. Butcher, R. Campos, C. Cooper, A. Beard. BOTTOM ROW: R. Montoyo, D.Mitchell, A.Lobo, M.Lobo, P.Lobo, R.Gomez, S.Hilbish L. Maldonado: SECOND ROW: E. Labrado, R. Gonzales, M. Leinberaer, R. Ionos, R. Gonzales, K. McFarland, S. Hargrove, P La Prell, THIRD ROW: B Keene I. Hernandez, C. Martinez, C. Martinez M. Garcia, L. Higley, S. Murillo, Miss l..aMotte FOURTH ROW: R. Holcomb, B. Kuskey, R. Keser, M. Martinez, G. Mendez, B. Lemon, D. Helsley, C. Loos, E. Lobo, R. Martin, I. Lewisg FIFTH ROVV: F. Lara, T. Herriott, K. Hanson, R. Lussow, W. Kainz, C. Hand, D. Melin, D. Gonzales, D. Green, L. Mor gan, L. Morgan: SIXTH ROW: I. Lopez, I. Litel, H. Hensley, C. George, B. Moreno, C. Mc Leod, R. Harp, W. Miller, D. Marshall CLASS OFFICERS President, Wayne Miller Vice-Pres., Ronald Peckham Secretary, Charles George Treasurer, Bill Forden Social Chairman, Ruth Ionos Harold Hensley BOTTOM ROW: I. Yarolimgk, J, Richenbergcr B. Wilson, N. Nakamoto, D. Perhab, L. Santoyo SECOND ROW: M. Walker, R. Peckrnan, S Tregoning, R. Stevens, D. Owen, E. Wheeler, I Sanchez, C. Ryffelg THIRD ROW: M. Zimmer- man, W. Sanchez, G. Richardson, D. Thomas, B. Nielson, C. York, O. Pierce, C. Vanzant, I. Ross, W. Scott: FOURTH ROW: Mr. Moore, L. Roby, L. Starling, L. Serrato, A. Perez, B. Rosco, C. Smith, P. Thomas, A. Rone, L. Trumboy FIFTH ROWA: M. Ramirez, V. Rodriguez, D. White, G. Rodriguez, C. Yourikin, P. Powell, I. Wright, N. Tomberlin, A. Tapia, F. Perret. BOTTOM ROW: H. Beltran, C. Fuller, B. Aauerre, D. Boskovich, C. Christy, B. Beach, M. Dennis, I. Badders, SECOND ROW: A. Chacon, D. Corral, I. Arredondo, C. Arrequin, M. Bennett, H. Ceballos, H. Aidoock, A. DeMars, THIRD ROW: Miss McCray, T. Delaado, M. Aviles, I. Dolphus, P. Beckley, A. Clouse, S. DeArmand, F. Bowman, A. Araqno, FOURTH ROW: I. Brouqher, S. Henderson, D. Hargrove, T. Diaz, C. Carpenter, R. Cordero, D. Folmer, D. Davis, D. Aberle, L. Bertrand, FIFTH ROW: I. Arredondo, P. Delgado, R. Cooper, D. Anderson, N. Dunavant, I. Briles, D. Fly, D. Anqlin. Eighth Grade CLASS ADVISERS Miss McCray, Chairman Mrs. Coblentz Mr. Mickey CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. E. E. Wilson Mrs. Charles Warner CLASS OFFICERS President, Allen Moore Vice-president, Ioe Ruiz Secretary, Pat Tanner Treasurer, Elizabeth Kramer Soc. Chairman, Peggy Nielsen Sam Galloway BOTTOM ROW: M. Metzdorf, L. Mathes, E. Montoya, S. Lowery, M. Gonzales, E. Kramer, P. Kinion, H. Hargrove, R. Gomez, V. Huls, SECOND ROW: A. Gonzales, A. Gattoni, M. Bayette, B. Millsap, M. Lupton, I. McLaughlin, A. Hohberq, S. McCluskey, D. Marsh, E. Lobo, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Coblentz, E. Garcia, V. Gonzales, B. Harqrove, S. Garcia, D. Martinez, B. Mendez, R. Hernandez, B. Iiminez, I. Garcia, L. Garcia, FOURTH ROW: D. Morter, R. Kirkman, A. Moore, A. Hjelm, V. Marshall, B. lest, D. Lynch, D. Liskey, S. Galloway, I. Mitchell, M. Iensen, FIFTH ROW: M. Labrado, B. Lobo, B. Martinez, E. Lopez, R. Gonzales, D. Moffett, I. Martin, S. Lanqkammerer, F. Martinez, D. Gandara, F. Mercado,, SIXTH ROW: R. H. Gonzales, D. Hill, A. Kina, R. Iordan, P. Garcia, M. Gil, A. LaHorque, B. Mahan, M. Hallett, W. Garnica. BOTTOM ROW: H. Rubalcava, M. L. Woolsey, C. Nice, S. Shaner, E. Tapia, C. Payne, P. Nielsen, E. Reichmuth, SECOND ROW: E. Perchez, H. Tapia, V. Porter, P. Tanner, G. Sar- tain, B. Roe, W. Parten, THIRD ROW: S. San- doval, E. Ramirez, R. Vasquez, D. Robles, A. Rubalcava, M. York, A. Sifuentes, B. Soto, FOURTH ROW: D. Wilson, I. Trumbo, I. Parker, I. Wolfinbarqer, A. Tapia, I. Sartain, F. Woolen, B. Veneqas, D. Starling , FIFTH ROW:D. Wool- sey, R. Ramirez, I. Norman, D. Warner, V. Zeman, B. Wendley, R. Womack, L. 5Woolsey, Mr. Mickey, SIXTH ROW: I. Panda, W. Ryan, R. Owen, H. Vasquez, I. Para, C. Real, A. Northrup, E. Odle, A. Reqalado. CLASS MOTHERS Mrs R S Christy , Mrs Tom Harich i MEN - BOTTOM ROW: B. Pattison, H. McGuire, R. Loos, E. Herrera, G. Lobo, M. Martin, I. Langlcarnrnerer, L. Phillips, I. Langkarnmerer, I. I. Mayfield: SECOND ROVV: N. Moore, M. Ontiveros, D. Mullens, I. Padilla, E. Herrera, T. Hernandez, I. Holland, M. Peacock, I. Ortiz, I. Mitchell, THIRD ROW, C. Leach, B. Lucas, M. Hand, M. Killion, R. Houston, B. Iohnson, I. Moreno, B. Iones, D Hargrove, FOURTH ROW: G. Karrer, R. Melendez, H. Martinez, M. Nielson, D. Iames, I. Francis, B. Layman, I. Kinion T. Perez, FIFTH ROW: A. Moss, E. Lopez, B. Irnloach, D. Kinion, R. Pettit, H. Overton, T. Harich, I. Mejia, L. Pine. BOTTOM ROW: P. Stephens, D. Sartain, M. Sanchez, D. Woodward, H. Ryclcman, M. Wright, B. Tripp L. Thompson, C. Roby, SECOND ROW: I. Weber, I. Ratlift, M. Stanbaugh, R. Tapia, I. Riggs, Ci Wright, M. Reiley, I. Yarolirnek, D. Wright, THIRD ROW: B. Stidharn, G. Sarina, G. Welton, H. Tapia, N. Rico, C. Rodriguez, R, Rodriguez, N, Yamas, M. Salgado, FOURTH ROW: P. Rodriguez A. Yarolimek, D. Veenstra, L. Valizan, R. Taylor, I. Smith, B. Wagner, D. Williams, R. Strothkamp I. Wilder, FIFTH ROW: Mr. Deacon, B. Stewart, W, Stray, R. Stevens, I. Yzurdiaga, I. Wolfinbarger T. Winner, R. Thompson, R. Stidham. f FRESH CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Deacon, Clirtiriyttir Miss Buckley Mr. Brooks SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Martin Nielson, lorosiclentp Iuno Lfrnqkanmioror, trcftsurorg Ilolfni llyvkrntut, sovrotttry, Marqie Wriqltt, socictl chriirntmip STANDING: Ioan Imncikalrtlnoror, sorial c'l1tti1'rn tri Paul Deacon, class adviser, Richard Stevens, vice-president. BOTTOM IIOWZ lj. Cortoz, V. Aspor, K. Christy, P. Blctvk, D. Gcilinclo, ll. Ccrrbctirtlp SECOND WDW: E. Campos, B. Gonzales, T. Garcia, M. Chizntfrdio, L. Galindcr, N. Crandall, M. Dolqndo, Tlllllll ROW: Miss Buckley, L. Cadlini, D. Garnier, L. Errorrtr, B. Great, I. Dorlvyshiro, M, Bly, FOURTH HOW: It. Gornoz, R. Gomez, C. Ginqq, C. Friodloy, C. Charnluers, E. Dobson, B. Cliburn, S. Brooks, FIFTH BOW: H. Clousc, B. Flowers, G. Conloy, G. Arlvutlrnot, W. Alvorlo, G. Borloa, L. Abacherli, I. Dirty, F. Guillemet, SIXTH ROW: B. Gonzales, T. Cisneros, P. Grant, D. Conloy, D. Belmudes, M. Galvcrri, C. Carpenter, A, Abacherli. -an MORES Sqft' u.,.,...4 hw .A iii' BOTTOM ROW: L. Pino, B. Moore, G. Iimenez, S. Lemon, I. Mendez, I. Nickels, S. Payne, K. Harp, W. Hawkinsg SECOND ROW: Miss Sirickler, P. Killion, A. Hodason, I. Perhab, I. Norris, B. McPhail, P. Mauzey, C. Ienninas, R. I. Hagan, B. Henderson, THIRD ROW: A. Marsh, R. Lobo, H. Martinez, W. Martinez, I. Pattison, G. Martin, T. McFarland, I. Pierce,, W. Hoy, D. Molles, I. Millsopg FOURTH ROW: T.Hanson, H. Iacob, D. Odle, H. Overton, H Holbrook, R. Preciado, A. Moreno, I. A. Perret, A. Padilla, M. Pariida, H. Keaton BOTTOM HOVV: A. Vasquez, G. Rodriquez, M. Wood, V. Rhodes, L. Tkaich, I. Welch, L. Ramos, M. Younkin, L. Rliodeliouseg SECOND ROW: B. Tripp, I. Wilkin, G. Williams, W. Williams, L. Sariria, M. Sturievani, M. Smith, M. Sernpe, E. Russell, H. Vasquez, Mrs. Rollinsg THlRD ROW: R. Wanqer, F. Van Pell ,G. Rice, H. Wilkinson, G. Ross, F. Veneqas, R. Rodelo, L. Ratcliii, FOURTH ROW: C. York, I. Saunders, C. Sanchez, R. Rico, H. Ramirez, W. Stires, R. Riahtmer, C. Roe, AM 'E ,J SOPI-IC CLASS ADVISERS Mrs. Rollins, Chairman Mr. Collins Miss Stricklcr SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: lim Barber, president Barbara Bock, sccroiary, Iuiiioi' Fiervo, souifil chairman, STANDING: Molly Siurtevani, treasurer, L. F. Collins, Class advisor, Pai Dunn, social chairman, Gordon Durriiicgion, vice-president. BOTTOM ROW: L. Covington, H. Gonzalez, A. Boniies, L. Briones, A. Boyer, C. Bell, B. Ayers, P. Dunn, B. Beck, M. Gaukler, P. Brundaqeg SECOND ROW: A. Guerra B, Green, R. Abacherli, M. Crouse, A. Beniies, M. Buis, E. Gonzalez, E. Anderson, B. Bueler, L. Briischqi, N. Cox, P. Bowman, THIRD ROW: D. England, D. George, X. Garcia, R. Boyer, G. Durrinqton, R. Ginqq, H. DeWitt, I. Bill- inqs, B. Craiq, R. Bradleyg FOURTH ROW: T. Deeminq, H. Estrella, L. Guillen, B. Bowman, V. Daniels, G. Estrella, B. Foote, I. Barber, D. Anderson, L. F. Collins, FIFTH HOW: L. Dickey, l. Fernandez, P. Gonzalez, H. Guillen, I. Goodwin, R. DeMars, P. Corral. if-fi 'T DRS CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. P. T. Lowery Mrs. Iohn Vanderziol BOTTOM ROW: A. Morales, B. Morrison, M. Poh, M. Phillips, I. Keller, M. Houston, F. Gonzales, H. Klushman, L. Hernandez, M. Ortiz, P. Kinzey,SECOND ROW: R. Liltell, R. Gonzales, A. Pine, I. Garcia, V. Lanqarica, H. Hodgson, R. Pierce, G. Garcia, A. Gonzales, E. Porter, I. Hoeiferleg THIRD ROW: I. Pritchard, R. Gonzales, C. Lowery, R. Navarreite, B. Gresham, T. Laiia, H. Holder, W. Iacobson, I. Gonzales, H. Morler, Mr. Lusk. BOTTOM ROW: E. Rai-cliff, V. Snyder, V. Saitcriiold, B. Vanderzicl, T. Stockwell, D. Siliiontos. I. Rod' riquezp SECOND ROW: I. Woolen, R. Williams, D. Schiller, P. Veensira, I. Thompson, W. Siarlinq A. Spriqqsn D. Ruiz, P. Walker, D. Rix, G. Zuniaag THIRD ROVV: R. Willis, H. Wilson, P. Ramos B. Thomas, W. Wolfinbarqer, D. Wilkinson, D. Tlcaich, R. Vestal, W. Robles, M. Scott f IUNI CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Bruinaton, Chairman Mrs. Stewart Mrs. lnckson Mr. Lusk SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: lackie Keller, social chairrnang Annie Morales, sevretary, Marilynnv Shanks, treasurer, STANDING: Charles Lowery, social chairman, Melvin Cummins, vire-presivlnrity Dean I. Bruinqton, class adviser, Harold Wilson, president. BOTTOM HOW: M. Bo2a1th, N. Covkcv, C. Acosla, C. Beltran, ll, Dominquoz, R. Dennis, E. Berry, V. Collins, B. Burkhart, SECOND HOW: G. Franco, C. Brown, I. Deeminq, l. Appleloeck, D. Doakins, D. Dudley, H. Barton, S. Belmudez, B. Pulp, Mrs. Stewart, THIRD ROW: R. Brooks, F. Bartlett, C DeYounq, D. Allyn, F. Benites, T. Beltran, D. Benton, I. Bueler, M. Cummins, M. Ewinq, C. Boyer. ! n FQ? '. sm, 91 Jw When They Were Tiny Cowboys and Cowgirls . .,,,..W, W. ,..,,,m ...M-.. if 5 . ZPX s if' G-...t .W'3 'v f Mo ,E . .V.,. !e5 l :Qs fa Q yt. .1255 .f figl ME if We 17 A ' ' . 3. W 3 W ee e eeee Q e fr . . . '-'-' -','- '::' QS' .,.. ' r .:,-2 Y in r Q .4 xxbs I Q H 2. . . ' W Qt' i .2 ,,..e,, .sf ...fs ef ggi ,521 ,s-' l. Walter Rolnei 2, Rosalie Alvarez 3. Glen Durrinqton 4. Edcgie Keser 5. Rernice Brown 6. Marian Van Dusen 7. Pal MacLean 8. Barbara Christy 9. Rulh Bolliqer lO. Lu Ann Copper ll. Deellee Hausman 12. Betty Harris l3.Roliert Clark l4. Marilyn Miller lb. Barbara Rylrlel 15. Emilio Partida l7. Louis Riebli 18. Dorolliy White l9. Geraldine Wagner 20. Gwen Davis 21. Gloria Sifuenles and Lydia Lemon 22. Donna Brinkman 23. William Subio 24. Georgia Bird 25. Keith Hart When They Were Tiny Cowlnoysland Cowgirls V1 -vu, M A U lx... A I 3' ,L 5 5 . ls . - W . . QTY lull' 1' me ' if. 1 t. 1 w A QQ ' ,,,.....t lf .xsgmsg L ,v'Qe '. ' ff f 6 Q . .. .ggixgs - W J w nw 7.2 ff 6 get J .IJ 25 E 1' w2,,,,' 0 11 Q A . ..-' .. Z' r . b - f -.,::. .T I' N Q K x W -.., . tg,-AJ .. If - mal 7 . I .Y .gs , as .2 ,fy 1. Erma Cornu 2. Wayne Ashley 3. Charlotte Dunn 4. Lureen Decker 5. Dolores Constantine 6. Dorothy Miller 7. Lewis Waldrerw 8. Helen lest 9. Eugene Hallet 10. Marqaret Grant 11. Elizabeth Kiss 12. Frances McCain 13. Charles Frady 14. Margaret Kramer 15. C. B. Pruitt 16. Roy White 17. Gloria Rico 18. Buford Oldham 19. Bob Keller 20. Dale Bowman 21. Barbara LaPre1l 22, Hannah Thompson 23. Catherine Hichenberqer. pdl my gage W 'mwwwm is . Seniors I LEWIS A. WALDREP MARY BUELER DOROTHY WHITE ANGEL PADILLA LILLIAN LOOS CSF 4 F. I-I. A. 4 CHARLES STURTEVANT DOROTHY MILLER SALVADOR DIAZ Football B l Track B l, Z F.F.A. l, 2, 35 Sen MADIE HERNANDEZ RAYMOND VANZANT Football C 1,21 B 3, 4 Track X Capt. l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball Varsity 3, 4 IDA MAE MILLSAP IACK HAWKINS Football Varsity 4 Baseball Varsity 3, 4 REUB EN CORTEZ HOWARD BROWN G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 tiuel 4 ARLO SOLE CAMERA SHY: CLASS MOTHERS SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Iohnny Phillips Mrs. Cornelius lest Mr. Shaddle, Chairman Cheer leader 4 Mrs. I. C. Reher Mrs. Belrriour Track B 1,27 Varsity 4 Miss Merrill Football D 2 Mr. Morrison Tom Schirmer Henry Partidu Seniors IEANNE KUSKEY Transfer from Santa Barbara 1946 Chorus 4 C. B. PRUITT Varsity Lettermerfs Club 2, 35 Pres. 4 1 Football Varsity 2, 3g Co-Capt. 4 f Basketball Varsity 3, 4 Baseball Varsity l, 2, 3 ,4 W ERMA CORNU G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 4 Chorus 2, 4 Song Leader 4 O. G. A. 3, 4 WILLIAM SUBIA Football C 17 Capt. B 2, Varsity 4 Basketball C lg B 2 Varsity Lettermerfs Club 4 WANDA SISCO G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League Soc. Chm. 3, Pres. 4 Chorus 2 DICK TOWNING GWEN DAVIS Chorus l, 3, 4 F. I-1. A. 3, 4 Girls' League Cabinet 4 Song Leader 4 BOB CLARK Drama 3 LYDIA LEMON WAYNE ASHLEY Band 1, 2, 3,Mar. 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 LUREEN DECKER G. A. A, l, 2, 35 Cabinet 4 Majorette 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 37 Treas. 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 BUD HOLBROOK Football B l, Z, Varsity 4 Basketball C 1, 2 Band l, 2 GLORIA SIFUENTES GENE WOLFINBARGER LEONA BUCKLES F. H. A. 4 VYRLE COPPERSMITH BETTY LOBO SIDNEY THOMAS Seniors Lariat 3 GLORIA RICO Track Varsity 3, 4 BARBARA RYFFEL G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,Cabinet 4 Chorus 4 IOHN POH CATHERINE RICHENBERGER Lariat 3 Drama 3 IOE SNYDER Chorus 3 A. S. B. Sgt.-at-Arms 4 Paletteers 4 Track X l, 2, Varsity 3, 4 Football B 3, Capt. 4 Class Officer l BUFORD OLDHAIVI Band l, 2, 3, 4 Tennis Z, 3, 4 Swing Band 4 Football C Mar. 4 HANNAH THOMPSON G. A. A. 3, 4 O. G. A. 3, 4 F. H .A. 3 CSF 4 MARIAN VAN DUSEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Triple Trio 3, 4 Lariat Bus. Mar. 4 BARBARA LA PRELL LOUIS RIEBLI F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4 DOUGLAS HARRIS MARCELLIN MOLLES Soc. Chm. 2, 3 Paletteers 2, Pres, 3 El Chasqui Art Ed. 3, 4 ALICE CAMPOS Lariat Staff 4 FRANCES MCCAIN G. A. A. 4 O. G. A. 3, 4 CSF 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 RAY ITO Basketball B Mqr. 4 Football B Mgr. 3, Capt. 4 Boys' Club Vice-Pres. 4 B Lettermerfs Club Pres. 4 DEE DEE HAUSMAN G. A. A. 1, 2, 37 Cabinet 4 Cheer Leader 4 Chorus l, 2 CHARLES PIERCE Football C lg B 2, Varsity F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Track Varsity Mgr. 3 Seniors ROBERT CHAVEZ Football B 27 Varsity 3, 4 Basketball B 1, 25 Varsity 3,Capt. 4 Baseball Varsity 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2 ELIZABETH KISS KEITH HART G.A.A. 1, Z, 3, President 4 Football Varsity 4 Song Leader 3 Varsity Lettermen's Club 3, 4 Triple Trio 4 Baseball Varsity Mgr. 3 Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 El Chasqui 3 DONNA BRINKMAN El Chasqui 3,4 G.A.A. Sec'y. 4 Girls ' League Sec'y. 4 F.H.A. Sec'y. 4 RICHARD BRIONES Track Varsity 3,4 Football B 2,3,Varsity 4 Band 1,2,3 Lariat Staff 4 BETTY HARRIS G.A.A. l,2,3,Pres. 4 Chorus 1,2 H. HAROLD BIGGERS Transfer from Venice, Calif, 1947 Varsity Letterrnen's Club 4 Football Varsity 4 Baseball Varsity 4 MARGARET GRANT A. S. B. Sec'y. 4 CHARLES FRADY CSF 1, 2, 3, 47 Life Member Football B, 2, 3, Varsity 4 Class Officer 2, 3 Basketball B 2, 35 Varsity 4 G. A. A. 1, 25 Cabinet 3, 4 Varsity Lette-rmen's Club 3, 4 DOLORES CONSTANTINE CSF 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4 G. A. A. l, 4 Chorus l, 3, 4 Triple Trio 4 DAVID TIDWELL Football C Z, Varsity 3, 4 Baseball I. V. 37 Varsity 4 Varsity Lettermen's Club 3, 4 ROSALIE ALVAREZ G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 MACK BILLINGS RUTH BOLLIGER F. H. A. 2, 35 Historian 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 BOB BERTSCHINGER Football C lg B 2,35 Varsity 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Varsity Lettermen's Club BARBARA CHRISTY G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Triple Trio 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Lariat 4 HENRY NORTON Band l, 2: Mqr. 3, 4 CSF l, 2, Transp. Cn. 3, 4 Swing Band 3, 4 Tennis Z, 3, 4 PAT MucLEAN F. H. A. 3, 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 O. G, A. 3, 4 H. Seniors 3 PATRICK GUILLEN Class President 4: Officer 2 Footba11 X 1, 2, Varsity 2, Co-Capt. 3, 4 Basketball B 1, 2, Varsity 2, Varsity CoCapt. 3, 4 HELEN IEST Class Secretary 4 A. S. B. Business Manage CSF 1, Z, 3, 4, Life Member G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 LU ANN CAPPER Class Social Chairman 4 G.A.A. 2, 3, Cabinet 4 Football C DALE BOWMAN Tennis Z, 3, 4 CHARLOTTE E1 Chasqui GEORGIA BIRD E1 Chasqui 4 ROY PIPPIN Varsity Lett ROY WHITE F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Re-pt. 4 Track X 1 Song Leade LOUISE PIERCE r 4 3: 3: EIVIILIO PARTIDA Class Vice-Pres. 4 Football B 3, Mar. 4 Basketball B l, Varsity 3, 4 Track Varsity 3,4 GLEN DURRINGTON Class Social Chairman 4 1, B 2, Varsity 4 Varsity Lettermen's Club 4 Class Officer 3 MARGARET KRAMER Class Treasurer 4 E1 Chasqui Editor 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Lariat Staff 4 Varsity Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4 DUNN Band l, Z, 3, Student Director 4 CSF 2, 3, Vice-President 4 Lariat Editor 4 3, 4 STANFORD TOMLINSON Transfer from Bishop 1947 Football Varsity 4 Boys' Club President 4 CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, Life Member Band President 4 A.S.B. President 4 Football Varsity 4 errnen's Club 4 BERNICE BROWN Triple Trio 4 El Chasqui 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 O.G.A. 4 GERALDINE WAGNER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 4 r4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 GENE HALLETT Football B 3, 4 El Chasqui Editor 4 Lettermen's Club 3, Class Officer 3 A WALTER ROHRER F. F. A. 1, 2, Sentinel 3, Vice-President 4 MARILYN MILLER Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 5 ow, VQWQQB qwffwbn W Nnggoww '1 f. 1 1 1 'T' A'?l'ii1'35S'T'Vj'ffx'J2IE3'fZ h 777'! M i?l zS13ffY ' 'S-'?f ' .FW95 ,'ff'ii i 'f2TfV5 V 1 1 - ff . if2w:5ME,,kgqy.,:,m:ff,4513 .as53f5 5341'3:4WfE53C3d'f'fF,f 3 ' A' . Q , xv ' C35 V252 035' Q3 V .43 V Q5 P gw .,fw- X. ' ff 4 K2 , W . Wi ,-?k?QiW4:fv.xwXg5 elf. , EZ' ppp.: X W - W . M A - 'fiqxf ' 'f2L,L '. ', , 1- , -3 'rfi:QbiAe , if ,.L ,jk . ,. W1 . ' if . - Q55 . L' zz? ,, -A 65 'Qi' Wi XG A ' EVM F uf fa. ,, , 4sf.D?if-gglirlfik' if f Lsfrxj.-,Az3e,-3ff.f f . ' . A ' 'frm-x,,s: 1:7-T: 2 f.','111. V5i-'i . 3?:',.f'AF vg'fgj?'.--'M 51 PM PX nw 'x5g,g'ff. . 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L,.J Af?-NJ! 1 '1 Ce, '52 . ,vp ,QM ZH! , ,. 1, , ., Y .A 5 ' gr HJ: . -, 1 . 12.1 uma :V -.g...,,4a.,Eu,LI1 - 'P 5-:1 ,'Ti:,-wh , ...I I 1 yr w Student Council SEATED: Wanda Sisco, Girls' League president, Charles Lowery, vice-president, Foy Pippin, president, Margaret Grant, secretary, Helen lest, business manager, Betty Harris, G. A. A. president, STANDING: Principal E. A. Morrison, loe Snyder, sergeant-at-arms, Stan Tomlinson, Boys' Club president, Ray Ito, boys' athletic manager, Pat Guillen, senior president, Martin Niel- sen, frosh prexy, Gordon Durrington, sophomore president, l-larold Wilson, junior presiaent, Allcn Moore, eighth grade president, and Wayne Miller, seventh grade president. The Student Council, Chino High School's student self govern- ing body, meets regularly to discuss and act upon matters which pertain directly to the students and their activities. Seven officers are elected every spring to serve on the Council the following school term. These seven, plus the six class presidents, Boys' Clulo president, Girls' League president, and the publications editors, make up the acting Council. Officers elected to serve as A.S.B. officers for 1947-48 included Roy Pippin, president, Charles Lowery, vice-president, Margaret Grant, secretary, I-lelen lest, business manager, Betty Harris, G. A. A. president, Ray lto, boys' athletic manager, and loe Snyder, sergeant-at-arms. Principal E. A. Morrison was the Council's adviser. X 2 H 'X Faculty VIRGINIA STONG IOHN YOUNG English Aqriculiuro JW, R lx I FRANK ELDER Muthcmahcs, Cocmhxnix ,bi I is W I BEHNICE BUCKLEY Ons BROOKS Eflfllish Wood Shop DEAN I. BRUINGTON Music SEATEDZ Secrefuries Venus Martinez, Muriuu Iohnson SIIATIQD: Secretary Iuno Wim, Nurse Ehnu BLILIQIIIIIHII STANDINGg Iuliq Mguzgyy Muriel Dunn STANDING: Director of Attendance Gemld Lance ...-H.. Faculty GEORGE MORGAN Music, Mechanical Drawing DORIS BOMBERGER k Home Economics' 'N SHIRLEY MOORE Mathematics, Coaching Sis 1 A IESNER SHOLANDER Machine Shop L. BARBARA MERRILL Enqlish GENEVIEVE MCCROSSEN Spanish EVELYN IACKSON Commerce IVAN MAYFIELD Agriculture CLAIRE BAKER English MORRIS LUSK Mathematics BETTY COBLENTZ ,Science PAUL DEACON Social Science, Coaching HENRY AZHDEBIAN Coaching . Ks v- J if N i - Y ., ix X in 1 8 li Ld . 'rw ..,. ..,, I ir 5 ILSE SCHEFFER Girls' Physical Education PAUL SHADDLE Science PAUL MICKEY Social Science, Coaching Fac lffy LQMOTTE Social Science, English HAZEL MCCRAY English LEONARD COLLINS Social Science, English ANNA MAE STRICKLER ARTHUR LEE Science Home Economics MAMIE ROLLINS Mathemaiics OBERT I. ROD Print Shop AGNES STEWART Arts and Crafts Administrators R. H. SEIDEL Deon of Faculty FRANK ORNDORFF Business Monooer A-ft.. b -,.- . it , 5' ,wr ilk at - 2' , 1 ,I-fi' , K' ,lf E. A. MORRISON Principal L. H. DICKEY Superintendent ol Schools May this book hold pleasant memories for you and help you to 'Enter with open mind and depart with open heart.' ELDORA BELMOUR Acting Deon of Girls W' : . . 3. 4- . 'Emi ig' 1 Board oi Education SEATED: Blaine Van Dusen, C. R. Berry, President l-l. A. Bogue, Clerk Earl Newman, Melvin Reiley, STANDING' Superintendent of Schools L H Dickey Chino Schools Business Manager Frank Orndorlf. . . . , Even in normal times being a board of education member means that one gives freely of his time, energy, and thoughts to the job at hand oi assisting in the determination of school policy, selecting school personnel, and budgeting the funds to meet the needs. l-low much more has this year's board of education for the Chino schools been called upon to give, for the group has had to meet the needs ot a very rapidly growing school population. Their efforts are not only seen during the current year, but will be a part of the school plan in years to come. 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